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Macca Villacrosse Passage

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Macca Villacrosse Passage is a hidden gem in Bucharest's city center, a covered pedestrian arcade that connects Calea Victoriei to Strada Ion Câmpineanu. Built in the late 19th century, the passage features a striking glass-and-iron roof that floods the space with natural light, creating a greenhouse-like ambiance. The walls are adorned with ornate stucco and frescoes, and the floor is paved with mosaic tiles. Today, the passage is lined with cozy cafes, restaurants, and bars, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists to enjoy a coffee, a meal, or a drink. The atmosphere is lively yet relaxed, with outdoor seating spilling into the passage. It's particularly charming in the evening when the lights come on. Despite being a bit off the main tourist trail, it's a must-visit for its unique architecture and vibrant social scene.

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  • The beautiful glass roof and ironwork architecture
  • Outdoor seating at cafes like 'Ceai la Metoc' and 'Macca'
  • The mosaic floor and decorative frescoes
  • People-watching in a quintessentially Bucharest setting
  • Nearby attractions like the National Museum of Romanian History

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Antes de ir

  • Try a coffee at one of the traditional cafes for an authentic experience.
  • The passage is photogenic, bring your camera for the glass roof.
  • Cafe prices are moderate; cash is accepted but cards are also widely used.
  • Combine your visit with a walk along Calea Victoriei.

Un poco de historia

The passage was built in 1891 by Romanian entrepreneur Macca, inspired by similar covered arcades in Paris and Milan. It was originally a commercial hub with shops and a hotel. The name 'Villacrosse' comes from a French investor who later owned the property.

Preguntas frecuentes

Is the passage open 24 hours?

The passage is open to pedestrians at all times, but cafes have their own hours.

Are there restrooms available?

Restrooms are available in the cafes for customers.

Is it safe at night?

Yes, the area is generally safe and well-lit, with people around.

Can I find vegetarian food?

Many cafes offer vegetarian options; check menus.

Is there live music?

Some bars have live music in the evenings, especially on weekends.

How do I get there by metro?

Take metro M2 to Universitate station, then walk 5 minutes south.

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