Roman Square & Dacia Blvd.

Piața Romană subway

Sinagoga Ieşua Tova (Yeshua Tova Synagogue, Bucharest)

29, Take Ionescu Str. – Dr. Răuțoiu House

1, Piața Romană – Nicolae Petrașcu House (1907, archit. Ion Mincu, Neo-Romanian style)

3, Piața Romană – Calleya House (archit. Octave Calleya)

5, Piața Romană – Gheorghe Petrașcu House (1913, arch. Spiridon Ceganeanu, Neo-Romanian style)

ASE – The Bucharest University of Economic Studies

7, Piața Romană – Nanu-Muscel House (~1890, archit. I. D. Berindey, Louis XV & Louis XVI styles)

8, Piața Romană – Sabba Ștefănescu House, (art nouveau, arch. Oscar Maugsch)

12, Dacia Blvd. – Casa Scarlat Kretulescu – Muzeul Literaturii Române (Kretzulescu House – Museum of the Romanian Literature, 1839)

Sheraton Hotel, Bucharest

Virgil Madgearu Economical College, Bucharest

59, Dacia Blvd.

61, Dacia Blvd (eng. E. Prager)

16, Dacia Blvd.

67, Dacia Blvd. – Embassy of Egypt

75A, Dacia Blvd – House (~1925, eclectic style)

77, Dacia Blvd. – Elvira Popescu French Institute

8, Polonă Str., Constantin Geblescu Villa (1912, arch Petre Antonescu, French-Reneissance eclectic style with baroque elements)

52, Dacia Blvd, Dr. Petre Herescu Villa (1911-1913, arch. Grigore Cerchez & Alexandru Clavel, romantic with neo-gothic style)

54, Dacia Blvd. – George Desliu Villa

56, Dacia Blvd – Alfred Eugen Gheorghiu Villa

58, Dacia Blvd. – Constantin Câmpeanu Villa, Embassy of Belgium (1921-1924, arch. V.Asquini & E.Gunes, classicizing manner, post-Art Nouveau, Art Deco)

60, Dacia Blvd. – Mincu Villa (eclectic-Neo-Romanian style)

79, Dacia Blvd. – Maria Ioanidi Villa (1911, arch. I.D.Berindey, eclectic style with romantic decorations)

81, Dacia Blvd. – Săbăreanu-Leonida House (1925, arch. I.D.Berindey, symplified Louis XV style)

83, Dacia Blvd. – Commander Alexandru Cătuneanu Villa (1915, arch. Paul Smărăndescu, Neo-Romanian style)

Piața Spania (Spain Square)

76-78, Dacia Blvd. – General Henri Cihoschi House (1934, arch. Dem. Savulescu, Art Deco style)

Piața Spania – Writer Barbu Brezianu lived here

99, Dacia Blvd.

101, Dacia Blvd.

117, Dacia Blvd. – Cantemir Vodă National College, Bucharest (1926, arch. Virgina Haret & N. Stănescu, Neo-Romanian style)

105, Dacia Blvd. - Nottara Memorial Musuem

105, Dacia Blvd. – Nottara Memorial Museum

141, Dacia Blvd. – Writer Mircea Eliade lived here