Victoria Center, Bucharest
Calea Victoriei 145 — our serviced offices on the 3rd and 5th floors of Victoria Center, a BREEAM-certified office building a short walk from Piața Victoriei.
Getting here
Piața Victoriei metro station, served by two lines (M1 and M2), is a few minutes' walk away, and many bus and trolleybus lines stop nearby — easy for your team and your visitors from anywhere in the city. Underground parking is available for €199 per space per month, and taxis can drop you right at the entrance on Calea Victoriei.
The building
OmniOffice runs space on the 3rd and 5th floors: 36 private offices for 1 to 9 people, our own reception, four conference rooms, coffee corners, telephone booths and a print room. Every tenant gets a key card with 24/7 access, while reception welcomes guests and handles mail on weekdays. The building is BREEAM-certified for energy efficiency and sustainability.
The neighbourhood
Calea Victoriei is one of Bucharest's grand avenues, lined with palaces, museums and theatres — at weekends it turns into a promenade full of cafés and restaurants. A few steps away, the Cantacuzino Palace houses the George Enescu National Museum, and Piața Victoriei, with the Victoria Palace, is a short walk away. The quieter side streets, such as Strada Frumoasă, have small cafés for a coffee or a lunch meeting, and many of our offices look out onto calm greenery.
At a glance
- Calea Victoriei 145, Sector 1, Bucharest
- Piața Victoriei metro (M1, M2) a few minutes' walk away
- Underground parking: €199 per space per month
- Offices on the 3rd and 5th floors, 24/7 access
- Reception, 4 conference rooms, telephone booths
- BREEAM-certified building
Close to your office
Some of the places a short walk from the building. Walking times are approximate.
Coffee and restaurants
- Piața9In the building
Artisan bakery and specialty coffee from Oradea, on the ground floor of Victoria Center.
- Boiler x GuidoNext door
Specialty coffee and bistro at Calea Victoriei 143 — breakfast, brunch and lunch.
- Innocent & Delicious1 min walk
Gourmet pizza and a year-round terrace in the Caryatid House (1850), Calea Victoriei 202.
- Casa Vernescu5 min walk
Elegant restaurant for client dinners, in a 19th-century mansion restored by architect Ion Mincu, Calea Victoriei 133.
Culture and parks
- George Enescu National Museum1 min walk
In the Cantacuzino Palace next door, one of the finest buildings on Calea Victoriei.
- Museum of Art Collections10 min walk
Paintings and decorative arts at Calea Victoriei 111.
- Romanian Peasant Museum and Antipa Museum10 min walk
Two of the city's best-known museums, side by side on Șoseaua Kiseleff.
- Kiseleff Park15 min walk
A long, leafy park for a walk or a run before or after work.
Hotels for visiting colleagues
- Hotel Minerva4 min walk
Four-star hotel on Strada General Gheorghe Manu.
- Leonardo Hotel Bucharest City Center8 min walk
Business hotel at Calea Victoriei 166, at the crossroads with Dacia Boulevard.
- Sheraton Bucharest15 min walk
Five-star hotel at Calea Dorobanților 5–7.
