The capital city of Romania is full of ancient buildings that are beautifully illuminated at night. One of these is the Romanian Athenaeum, a concert hall built between 1885 and 1888 by a French architect. It is one of the most important concert halls in Europe an seat of the philharmonic orchestra of București.
Ateneul Român, București 
Ateneul Român, București 
Ateneul Român, București
The forty-one meters high building combines different styles, and you can discover elements in Neoclassicism style as well as Ionic and Doric columns. Gold-plated icons show Romanian sovereigns and frescos inside depict the Romanian history. The concert hall es named after the Romanian composer George Enescu.
Ateneul Român
București
Romania
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