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title: "Regus Charles de Gaulle Plaza"
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# Regus Charles de Gaulle Plaza

Regus Charles de Gaulle Plaza stands on Piața Charles de Gaulle in Sector 1, at the point where northern Bucharest's main boulevards meet. Aviatorilor station on metro line M2 is a short walk away, so the underground is part of the building's everyday surroundings rather than a separate journey. For teams with staff who commute from different corners of Bucharest, that single fact simplifies a lot: one line, one stop, and a lobby at the top of the stairs.

The tower itself is a curved glass volume that rises above the trees around the square, and the photos show how it looks from the street: a rounded, reflective facade framed by tall evergreens. Inside, the reception is a white, sculpted desk set against dark panelling. The common areas are bright and uncluttered, which suits the kind of visitors who arrive here: clients, auditors and partners who judge a company by the first thirty seconds in its lobby.

The working floor offers a mix of rooms. Private offices have white height-adjustable desks, black mesh chairs and tall glass walls that let daylight reach the desks, with a storage cupboard in the corner. Smaller meeting rooms hold a square table and four chairs, enough for a hiring interview or a contract signing. A larger room seats a full team around a long white table, with a wall-mounted screen at one end. Another office has a bright blue accent wall and a tall window, a good example of how the centre varies the mood between rooms without losing a consistent finish.

Between calls, the lounge gives you somewhere else to sit. It has deep brown leather armchairs, low tables on wheels and a long window, and it is where waiting guests usually end up. The kitchen next to it has a white breakfast bar with high stools, a coffee machine and a television, and the centre lists snacks among its amenities, so a quick lunch or a mid-afternoon break does not mean leaving the building. A terrace is also listed, which is a rare thing in an office tower and a welcome one in the warmer months. For people who arrive by bicycle or car, bicycle facilities and parking are listed too, and the centre has wheelchair access.

The neighbourhood is the other half of the pitch. Herăstrău Park is the city's largest green space and lies to the north-east, so a walk by the lake is available to anyone who wants to clear their head. Arcul de Triumf stands further up Kiseleff Road, and the embassies, banks and corporate headquarters of Aviatorilor and Dorobanți surround the square. Piața Victoriei, the government quarter and the Old Town can all be reached by metro or by road without crossing the whole city.

A practical note on the neighbourhood: Piața Charles de Gaulle is a place where several routes cross, so people coming from different directions, whether by metro, by taxi or on foot, tend to find it without a map. The surrounding streets contain embassy residences, hotels, cafés and small restaurants, which gives visitors easy options for a coffee before a meeting or a dinner after one. That mix of diplomatic, financial and residential life gives the address a settled, international feel that many foreign companies like to be associated with when they introduce themselves to Romanian partners.

Who is it for? Companies that want an address in a recognised part of Bucharest without owning or leasing a whole floor; small subsidiaries of foreign firms that need a local base near embassies and financial advisers; consultants who see clients across the city and want a place with a station close by; and growing teams that start with a private office and want meeting rooms, a lounge and a kitchen attached. If your people and your visitors rely on public transport, the position by the metro does a lot of the work for you.

- **Location:** Bucharest
- **Address:** Piața Charles de Gaulle 15, Sector 1, 011886 Bucharest
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Bikes Available, Snacks, Meeting Rooms, Wheelchair Accessible, Parking, Terrace, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private office at Regus Charles de Gaulle Plaza (Private Office): RON 1,719/month

## Nearby transport

- Piața Charles de Gaulle (bus, 1 min walk)
- Aviatorilor (subway, 2 min walk)
- Piața Victoriei 2 (subway, 18 min walk)
- Piața Victoriei 1 (subway, 19 min walk)

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