The Noblesse Palace (Palatul Noblesse) is a historic monument located opposite the Church with Saints on Strada Sfinților in Bucharest.
The building dates to 1881 and was designed in an eclectic style by the architect Alexandru Savulescu. In 1903, Ion Pascu sold the house to Leon Berkowitz, the founder of the Leon Berkowitz Bank, who bought it for his retirement. Under the Communist regime, the palace was confiscated by the government.
After an extensive renovation and a restoration of many of the original elements and design, the Noblesse Palace now functions as an office with meeting rooms and event spaces.
