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Mogosoaia Palace

10km from Bucharest on the shore of Mogosoaia Lake, Bucharest, Romania

Featured Review : When talking about holidays, the nobles and princes of the 17th century had it far better than the peasants. While the latter had to work the land during the summer, the former had summer residences all over the country....See Full Review

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    3 out of 5 stars

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Mogosoaia Palace Reviews

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Mogosoaia Palace

  • 4 out of 5 stars by jjpof from Blackpool, United Kingdom
  • March 22, 2006
Mogosoaia Palace
Quote: A lunchtime departure from the centre of Bucharest gave us plenty of time to reach this beautiful old palace (about a 30 minute drive north and west of the city).Though it was a quiet December day, the palace car park was not empty. The palace... Read the full Mogosoaia Palace review

From journal A Cold December Day at Mogosaoia Palace

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Summer Residences around Bucharest: Mogoşoaia

  • 3 out of 5 stars by 3mttours from Bucharest, Romania
  • July 12, 2005
Summer Residences around Bucharest: Mogoşoaia
Quote: When talking about holidays, the nobles and princes of the 17th century had it far better than the peasants. While the latter had to work the land during the summer, the former had summer residences all over the country. Leaving Bucharest behind... Read the full Mogosoaia Palace review

From journal Bucharest: The Mogoşoaia Castle