Top Things to do in Ilfov County
What to do and see in Ilfov County, Southern Romania: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Ilfov County, Romania including Tiriac Collection, Snagov Club - Pool Bar, Fundatia Snagov, Manastirea Carmelitana, Snagov Palace, Mogosoaia Palace, Ferma Animalelor, Snagov Monastery, Biserica Fundenii Doamnei, Dragonul Rosu.
Restaurants in Ilfov County
1. Tiriac Collection
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 81 reviews
Tiriac Collection represents the exhibition of cars and motorcycles of Mr. Ion Tiriac. Opened to the public in November 2013, the collection includes over 150 historical vehicles manufactured since 1899, but also performant cars, with a current design. Visitors will find the only collection in the world with the 6 Rolls Royce Phantom produced until 1972, as well as exhibits that previously belonged to great names such as Sir Elton John, Sammy Davis Jr. or Bernie Ecclestone.
Reviewed By MFollowers - Roses, Spain
Just incredible private collection I am not a car lover but this has been a joyful experience All the best car brands throughout the years! Unbelievable... a must see Go to the Totiac collection on your way back to the airport Take a couple of hours extra and visit this place!
2. Snagov Club - Pool Bar
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Natural tan, crystal-clear water, palm trees, cocktails and good music. Do you wish for a relaxing sunny day and enjoying a delicious cocktail without getting out of the clear water in which palm trees reflect ? Now you can have all that without traveling to exotic countries. The Snagov Club Pool Bar welcomes you with clean and clear water, just good to refresh you, comfortable chaise-longs to relax on while savoring your favorite drink surrounded by palm trees, good music and fun.
3. Fundatia Snagov
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Preserves > promotes the Natural Heritage and Cultural Heritage of the Snagov area: 1) Tourist Information Center 2) Rental Center (bicycle, kayaks) 3) Snagov Museum Collection > 7 collections: 3.1) Local archaeology / Numismatics / Maps 3.2) ETHNOGRAPHY – local traditions – Snagov Area 3.3) Monasteries and Churches – in Snagov Area 3.4) Good and "bad" celebrities 3.6) VLAD BASARAB TEPES / DRACULA – HISTORY and LEGEND 3.7) Eco-Tourism of Snagov area 3.8) Water Sports - History and national and international perspective (Snagov Kingdoms) 3.9) Collection "Biodiversity in the complex Snagov Reservation
4. Manastirea Carmelitana
5. Snagov Palace
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Snagov Palace was built in 1929 by Prince Nicolae (4th children of royal family). Nice architecture. This place is related to many Romanian and international personalities: Prince Nicolae, Marshal Ion Antonescu, Romanian presidents (Gheorghiu Dej, Nicolae Ceausescu), Michael Jackson, Pamela Anderson, Stephen Segal a.s.o.
6. Mogosoaia Palace
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 231 reviews
Reviewed By 865alexanders - Bucharest, Romania
Very nice place, large park with lake view. Recommended for all age. Just 15 km from Bucharest center. But avoid the restaurant
7. Ferma Animalelor
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By AndreeaConstantin - Bucharest, Romania
This started with a great idea, based on basic stuff which nowadays is very easily missed out. The place is well kept, as clean as it can be with so many domestic animals there, with a lots of playgrounds, some of them shaded. You can bring food with you and eat it in many picnic places. There is a restaurant but open only during the weekend. We'll visit this place for sure again with our baby.
8. Snagov Monastery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 254 reviews
Monastery said to be the final resting place of Vlad (Count) Tepes, also known as Vlad Dracula.
Reviewed By SoCalTom01 - Orange County, United States
Snagov Monastery is supposedly the resting place or burial site for Vlad Tepes, a.k.a. Dracula. The monastery is located on a small island in which you can access by foot walking over a metal bridge that takes you over a beautiful lake. The monastery is beautiful on the inside and you are able to get up close to Dracula's resting site. Locals visit the monastery so it's not just a tourist attraction. I do think it's worth seeing if you are in Bucharest. It's not that far of a drive from the city.
