Casa Vernescu is a fine historical monument of the 19th century, celebrated for its glamorous interior and the unique ambiance of its many rooms. Renowned for spectacular architecture designed by Ion Mincu, one of Romania’s most respected architects, Casa Vernescu maintains today an atmosphere of refinement, style and elegance akin to a classic French palace.

The building which is located on Calea Victoriei, in the very heart of the city, has a rich and tumultuous history, fascinating visitors with original décor elements of assorted styles. Guests are impressed by the numerous architectural treasures - marble columns, fireplaces, gold leafed ceilings - and especially by the central staircase that dominates main lobby.

Here one experiences the legendary atmosphere of "la belle epoque" complemented by G. D. Mirea frescoes, the impressive columns, massive stained glass windows and mirrors which justify the houses status as one of our most valuable listed buildings.

Today, the palace’s ground floor is host to Casa Vernescu Restaurant, considered to be one of the most elegant gourmet restaurants in Bucharest. Dinner here, in this intimate and classical atmosphere, is inevitably an unforgettable experience. Soft music, flawless service and a menu created by the best Executive Chef in Romania are in keeping with the house’s ambiance and its noble beauty.

Casa Vernescu guests can also choose to sample the taste and tempo of Far Eastern cuisines, the flavors of the wok and the freshness of Asian markets, offered by Oba Restaurant. Chef Song Cong Zhuo offers Oba menu combining the four basic tastes: sweet, sour, spicy and salty.

Completing the house's offer, Palace Brasserie provides an international menu with Romanian specialties ideal for businessmen who prefer a relaxing and comfortable ambiance.

Retaining the genuine charm of the past, Casa Vernescu is a must see attraction for tourists as well as a trendy venue for locals. No matter where you are from though, you will find here an irrestible atmosphere, combining the voluptuous charm of the Orient with the provocative elegance of the Parisian saloons.