Top Things to do in Buzau
What to do and see in Buzau, Romania: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Buzau, Romania including Parcul Crang, The Communal Palace, Aurora Shopping Mall, Berca Mud Volcanoes, Focul Viu, Muzeul Timpul Omului.
Restaurants in Buzau
1. Parcul Crang
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Duta V - Bucharest, Romania
Very big and very clean park, a small part of a ancient forrest.
Pedestrian and bycicle alley available.
Big monument in the center of it. Some Playgrounds available and you can can also buy drinks or cofee here.
An area for the chess and baggamon lovers available.
3 nice restaurants can offer you what you need.
A lake with a small island where you can rent boats.
In winter time here is organized "Santa Claus town".
I highly recommend to see it.
2. The Communal Palace
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
The Communal Palace (Palatul Comunal) was built between 1899-1903 by the architect Alexandru Savulescu. The building is serving as the Buzau city hall and it was built in Venetian architectural style, being also the city's symbol
Reviewed By Antonio L - Portugal
It's not a monumental town, so I think this is the most interesting building around. It's worth visiting not because it's the main attraction, but also because it's a very peculiar one.
3. Aurora Shopping Mall
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 13 reviews
4. Berca Mud Volcanoes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Duta V - Bucharest, Romania
Very nice and interresting place.
I don't know if something similar exists in some other place.
Many small vulcanoes but you can see few bigger.
It worth to see this miracle of nature.
The road untill here is ok. It is not very farr from Buzău City.
A restaurant is very close.
You can buy souvenirs.
Our kid was very excited to see the vulcanoes.
If you come here don't miss traditional "Plescoi" sausages and lamb pastrami.
5. Focul Viu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Vaclav K - Bucharest, Romania
The Focul Viu spot is about 5x5 meters and 3-5 flames so real small.
The access to Terca is on unpaved road so be sure that you come with car with regular or high clearance and not a sports low car like Ferrari or Porsche :-)
Access during winter or rainy days may be difficult too due to the fact that the road is not paved so mud can develop quickly and in big volume.
The way to flames is not marked but when you cross the wooden pedestrian bridge you have to go left and after about 150 meters right up hill and continue for about only 10-15 minutes.
It is worth seeing but for sure you will not stay there long.
6. Muzeul Timpul Omului
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Anfrist - Bucharest
We were Lucky to find the lady and get a guided tour. She initiated us in many hidden symbols and habits of the life of local People. There are 2 rooms, one with the feminine view and the other with the masculine one. We could say that it's close to an etnographic museum. Come here only from Sapoca if you care about your car or do not own a 4x4.
