Churches
- Anglican Church
- Antim Monastery (Mănăstirea Antim)
- Apostle's Church (Biserica Sfinţii Apostoli)
- Boteanu Church
- Bucharest Bărăţia - oldest Roman Catholic church
- Bucur the Shepherd (Bucur Ciobanul) - the oldest standing
- Doamnei Church (Biserica Doamnei)
- Domniţa Bălaşa Church (Biserica Domniţa Bălaşa)
- Italian Church (Chiesa Italiana / Biserica Italiană)
- Kretzulescu Church
- New St. George (Sf. Gheorghe Nou)
- Patriarchal Cathedral (Catedrala Patriarhală)
- Radu Vodă Monastery
- Sacré-Cœur French Church
- St Anton Old Court Church (Biserica Curtea Veche)
- St. Joseph's Cathedral (Catedrala Sfântul Iosif), Roman Catholic Cathedral
- St. Nicholas (formerly known as the Russian Church)
- Stavropoleos Church (Biserica Stavropoleos)
- Saint Haralambie Church (Biserica Sfântul Haralambie)
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