Art Safari will change its location in 2026, moving to Piața Amzei, where it will have an exhibition space of 4,500 sqm, with exhibitions dedicated to Romanian and contemporary art.

Art Safari, an important cultural event in Bucharest, will change its address starting in 2026, relocating to Piața Amzei into a new exhibition space of approximately 4,500 square meters. After 12 years and 17 editions held in historic buildings, Art Safari is transforming from a temporary pavilion into a museum open year-round. The new space will host exhibitions dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the birth of Constantin Brâncuși, as well as other important retrospectives.

The Mayor of Sector 1, George-Cristian Tuță, emphasized that this move is part of a broader effort to revitalize the creative and cultural communities in the area. The exhibition program in 2026 will include guided tours, special events, and an expansion of the educational area, continuing collaborations with schools and universities. Art Safari, a cultural project funded by the Ministry of Culture, has attracted over a million visitors so far and will continue to offer learning opportunities and memorable experiences for the public.