This beautifully maintained, family-owned pension is one of the best-value options in town, with only one drawback: it's about 4km north of the centre. Rooms are clean and spacious, with terraces looking out over the front of the property. Though the address is B-dul Republicii, the pension is located 200m off the main road, on an unmarked road (look for the sign).
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26.08 MILES
This small, spare museum just outside the train station contains the military barracks where former Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceauşescu and his wife Elena…
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Tiny Snagov Island, at the northern end of Snagov Lake, is home to Snagov Monastery and Vlad Ţepeş' alleged final resting place. The small stone church…
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The Princely Court was built in the 14th century for Mircea cel Bătrân (Mircea the Old) and remained a formal residence for Wallachia’s princes, including…
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Târgovişte's small zoo, in the park just north of the Princely Court, is surprisingly comprehensive, with some large cats, a hippo, lots of chimps and a…
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