The palace is beautiful inside and out but the Georges Enesco exhibit is disappointing. Visiting his home which is also a museum, in Sinaia I learned much more about him as a man and his work. Don’t bother with the photo permit: it’s expensive and...More

This beautiful palace characterized from luxury and raffinement of Belle Epoque, has been built between 1901 and 1903 from Gheorge Grigore Cantacuzino, Mayor of Bucharest, later a Primeminster. The widow of his son, Mihail G. Cantacuzino, married the famous componist, musician and interpret George Enescu....More

Probably one of the most interesting & most beautiful houses (it was a house before a museum) I have ever seen inside & out. His private piano room is so ornate and beautiful it was crazy to think it was just his house when he...More

The building that houses the Enescu Museum is worth a visit just to get a glimpse of the opulent Bucharest social setting might've look like in the 1930's. The Enescu memorabilia are well selected and nicely displayed. If you can, try to get tickets to...More

George Enescu was a very important and talented musician. His house is restored to a museum. You can feel 100 years ago inside the building

This is worth seeing for the palace and is close to the muzeul colectiilor de arta. If you like George Enescu's music it is a must however otherwise there are exhibits of his personnel possessions (medals and clothes etc) which are interesting and of course...More

It was an interesting experience to visit this museum because you can see the musician’s life: his decorations, his piano, clothes, his works, etc. The tour of the house will take aprox 30 minutes.