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Mogoșoaia
What to see in Mogoșoaia
Things to see, picked to fill a whole day.
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1Brâncovenesc palace, museumPalatul Mogoșoaia
The palace Prince Constantin Brâncoveanu built on the lake shore and finished in 1702, now a museum with an art collection and temporary exhibitions.
It is a listed monument of national value (LMI code IF-II-m-A-15298.01) and holds 4.7 on Google from more than 15,000 reviews.
Valea Parcului
2Brâncovenesc churchBiserica „Sfântul Gheorghe”
The church Constantin Brâncoveanu founded next to the palace courtyard, finished in 1688 and used as the court chapel.
It is a listed monument of national value (LMI code IF-II-m-A-15298.02) and holds 4.6 on Google from more than 100 reviews.
Valea Parcului (lângă turnul porții)
3Historic lakeside parkParcul Mogoșoaia
The park of the Brâncoveanu estate, stretching along the south shore of the lake from the palace to the Bucharest–Târgoviște road, with paths, meadows and old trees.
It is part of the palace ensemble, a listed monument of national value (LMI code IF-II-m-A-15298.08), and holds 4.7 on Google from more than 7,900 reviews.
Malul de sud al lacului
4LakeLacul Mogoșoaia
A lake about 4.6 km long on the Colentina river, with the palace on its south shore.
It is the palace's backdrop, with the loggia front facing the water, and holds 4.5 on Google from more than 70 reviews.
În fața palatului
5Funerary chapelCavoul familiei Bibescu
The Bibescu family's funerary chapel, built in the 19th century in the park next to the palace, with the graves of the last owners of Mogoșoaia.
It is part of the Brâncovenesc Palace ensemble, a listed monument of national value (LMI code IF-II-a-A-15298), and holds 5.0 on Google from 8 reviews.
Parcul palatului