Things to Do in
Bucharest

Discover a Bucharest that's very much alive and constantly changing. From the belle époque, turn-of-the-century iconic Victory Avenue downtown also with some 1930s Manhattan influences to the new Civic Centre, a 1980s totalitarian utopia turned current dystopia dominated by the surroundings of the largest Parliament in the world, you get the full experience and the chance to understand this unforgiving city that many love to hate while uncovering hidden gems off the beaten path. Mandatory observations along the dedicated routes also come with exciting side information.

Enjoy a full-day private tour of Transylvania’s top attractions, with hotel pickup and drop-off in Bucharest, in comfortable Wi-Fi-equipped transportation. Peles Castle – Explore this stunning Neo-Renaissance castle in the heart of the Carpathian Mountains. Once the summer residence of Romanian kings, it impresses with its elegant architecture, richly decorated interiors, and beautiful gardens. Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle) – Discover the legendary Dracula’s Castle, full of mystery, hidden corridors, and fascinating stories about Vlad the Impaler. Brașov Historic Center – Stroll through the charming narrow streets, admire the medieval architecture, visit the iconic Black Church, and enjoy lunch or relax in one of the cozy cafés. At each stop, enjoy free time to explore, take photos, and soak in the unique atmosphere, making your day truly memorable.

With our experienced guide to handle your night out in Bucharest, avoid getting turned away from the coolest bars Bucharest has to offer. Perfect for Hen / Stag / Bachelor / Bachelorette and Party Groups. You will visit a 3-4 bars and nightclub with priority access and a table area (dependant on availability). 1 Beer/Drink and 2 Free Shots included per person. Make your last weekend of freedom a memorable with a bespoke/customised party tour in the old town of Bucharest.

You will discover the story of the rise to power of the Romanian communist party and the unparalleled cult of personality of dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, standing in front of his iconic balcony. You will learn how Ceausescu’s craving for applause led to his overturn in the most violent anti-communist revolution of 1989. You will go off the beaten path and take advantage of Bucharest's great public transportation to get to the Memorial Cemetery of the Heroes of 1989 and a unique Monument for the leaders of the communist party. On a tour full of contrasts you will learn about day-to-day life during communism, the economy, the propaganda, the relationship with religion, the fear of the secret police. You will also explore the Civic Center and the exterior of the Palace of Parliament and learn about the achievements of architects, but also the sacrifices for the local community, the demolitions during the 1980s. You will finish the walk on Unirii Boulevard, near Parliament and old town.

Once arrived in Bucharest, this fascinating day-tour is a great option for you to better understand Romania. We have put together high quality ingredients, as two fabulous castles, a charming Transylvanian medieval town, stories and legends, kings and vampires. At Peles Castle you will be stunned by the beautiful and opulent decorations. After all, Peles is a top three most beautiful castles in Europe, a former royal summer residence. Let yourself be seduced by the Gothic-Romantic Bran Castle - named Dracula's Castle - and feel the thrills of Transylvania. Discover Brasov City with its impressive medieval heritage. - Travel with Eddie, your local tour guide in Romania - Small group tours, up to 3 people - More value and fun - Flexible tour schedule/content when possible

An emotional journey revealing the centuries old history of the Jewish community, the stories behind each visited place that nowadays very few know and the cruel, inhuman Pogrom and killings of Jewish people of 1941, events that we must never forget. Some of the sites and true facts based on photo and written testimonies you will discover during our tour are: - The Jewish Quarter and Old Neighborhoods of the Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jewish. - The life of the earlier Jewish settlers in Bucharest and how their activities influenced Bucharest - The legacy of the most beautiful synagogue in Bucharest - The Holocaust Memorial - The story of the oldest Jewish Cemetery - Important Jewish personalities of Romania and their legacy - The miraculous and true story of Rabbi Guttman during the Pogrom

Step into the shadows of history and uncover Bucharest’s communist past—towering monuments, hidden scars, and a revolution that changed everything. This private walking tour takes you beyond the city’s colorful present, tracing 45 years of Communism, from WWII to 1989. Walk through a city of contrasts, where Belle Époque palaces stand beside the stark structures of the former Communist Civic Center. Explore key landmarks like the Romanian Athenaeum, Revolution Square, and University Square before standing in the shadow of the colossal Palace of Parliament—the world’s second-largest administrative building. Unlike generic city tours, this immersive experience is designed for travelers who want to see Bucharest beyond the postcards. No rush, no crowds—just a fascinating journey through the city's past and present, at your pace. Go back in time and discover the realities of life behind the Iron Curtain. Under Stalin’s shadow, life wasn’t black or white. Nor grey. Just red. Soviet red.

This is a walking tour in Bucharest, using a normal pace. The purpose of the tour is for the visitors of Bucharest and Romania to have a thorough understanding of what Communism meant for the country and most importantly, for its people. At the end of the 3 hours you will have most of your questions about the regime answered but you will also have the opportunity to ask any further ones to your guide. You will also understand how the regime that ended more than 30 years ago still influences Romania(n)'s life.

You are invited to discover the medieval city of Brasov and the towns of Bran and Rasnov throughout a 2-day guided tour which will help you to better understand the history and facts behind the legends and of course to have a lot of fun. Take a walk in the narrow medieval streets of the ancient towns and it will make you feel the mysterious atmosphere of the past. Every building has its own story, the walls of the fortresses still display the marks of the turbulent history.

As Bucharest is one of the largest European cities, it is difficult to visit by car and time consuming if you want to walk. By bicycle, using bike lanes and park lanes, we can offer you the main attractions of the city and additional info for a unique experience.

Step inside one of Europe’s most beautiful concert halls with a passionate local art historian. This tour reveals the hidden symbolism of the architecture, the story behind Romania’s national fresco, and how the Athenaeum became a cultural icon. It’s not just sightseeing — it’s storytelling with soul, in a setting that feels like a temple of music and memory.

When visiting Romania, it’s a shame to skip one, very important, part of Romanian culture and tradition, that is still a mystery for most foreign visitors: wine. This selection of wines gonna include (10 cl each) 1 sparkling traditional method 2 withes 1 rose 3 reds 1 dessert wine. Come to taste top Romanian wines!

Enjoy a 20 km bike tour in one of the most famous and oldest wine-growing regions in Romania, the €ofTuscany of Romania€! Combine the beauty of wine tasting and experience local culture in a healthy and active way, on the bicycle!

For the summer season and not only, a visit to the Black Sea, respectively Constanta, is the perfect way to spend one or several days. Constanta is a charming city on the shore of the Black Sea, located at a distance of approximately 220 km from Bucharest. In Constanta you can stroll on the sea front, enjoy a drink in the port, you could sun bathe or visit one of the numerous wonderful places hidden in this city. The Casino in Constanta is, certainly, the symbol of the city, being forever present in the pictures of the tourists, being over 130 years old. The headstone of the Casino was laid in 1880 and represented at the time the meeting place of the elites, sailor and tourists. The Casino held two game halls, one dance hall and two reading halls. But unfortunately, in 1891, the casino was destroyed by a very heavy storm, and the City Hall decided to build a new one that was inaugurated two years later, in 1893.

Embark on an unforgettable journey with us as we take you on a day trip from Bucharest to the enchanting destinations of Sinaia and Bran Brasov. We understand that your time is precious, and that's why our tour stands out in several remarkable ways: Optimized Itinerary: We've meticulously crafted our itinerary to make the most of your day. You'll get to explore both Sinaia and Brasov in a single day without ever feeling rushed. Our carefully planned schedule ensures you experience the essential highlights, taking the stress out of travel. In-Depth Knowledge: Our tours are more than just sightseeing; they are immersive learning experiences. Our expert guides are passionate about the history and culture of these destinations. They'll provide you with a wealth of historical facts and local insights, enriching your understanding of the places you visit. You'll leave not just with photographs but with a deeper connection to the region.

On this tour you will discover something interesting, fun&adventure with Snowmobiles or ATV Quad Bike in the Carpathian Mountains. ** Before booking, please read the Description, Inclusions and Exclusions. **The Snowmobiles or ATV users must have available driveing licence and passport with them. You will rent the Snowmobiles or ATV from the local supplier. Shared tour, small group Not suitable for pregnant womens, people with back problems, people with hearth problems, kids unde 18 years, whelchair users. The snowmobile can be used during 25 December and 15 March, if there is enough snow. If is no snow the option is ATV Quad Bike. Those who want to use snowmobiles or ATVs must have a valid driver's license. For the Snowmobile rental you will pay to the local supplier: Snowmobile Rental 1 Hour ride 120€ ATV Rental 2 Hours ride 140€ 3 Hours ride 190€ The snowmobile&ATVs have 2 seats, can be shared by two persons

With only about 4,100 members of the Jewish community left in Bucharest today, it is rather difficult to imagine that in 1930 it represented up to 11% of the entire city’s population. The Jewish quarter was severely affected by the Fascist pogrom in the 40s, followed by the demolitions initiated in the 80s by the communists, with most streets simply wiped off the map and 6 synagogues and Jewish temples demolished. Nevertheless, some emblematic buildings like the Great Polish Synagogue and the legendary Barașeum Theatre have survived and are here to tell their stories. Take a trip down the history lane and learn about some of the most influential Jewish personalities, like the Dadaist and Modernist architect Marcel Iancu and his landmark buildings, discover the major sights and cultural icons of the former Jewish Quarter in Bucharest and find out about a darker period of Romanian history.

Destroying almost 6 square kilometers (4 miles) of buildings in the heart of the city , taking down the statues of the Romanian Kings and removing their stone-carved portraits from the Arch of Triomphe, these are just a few of the decisions that reshaped Bucharest and transformed it during the Communist Era, called the Golden Era by the fanatics. The communist regime left a powerful mark on the whole Eastern Bloc, even though one of Europe’s last dictators, Nicolae Ceausescu was taken down from power more than 30 years ago. The traces of communism are still clearly visible throughout the city. Catch a glimpse of how the Communist era shaped Romania in a historic tour of Bucharest. Visit metro stations and apartment buildings from that period and get a better understanding of how people lived their daily lives under the Ceausescu regime. Your tour includes a visit to the Palace of the Parliament and to the Ceausescu Residential Palace.

1. The Palace of Parliament or People’s House 2. The Bucharest National Village Museum 3. Calea Victoriei (Victory Avenue), Bucharest 4. Revolution Square, Bucharest 5. Patriarhy Church

Embark on a journey through Transylvania's rich cultural and historical heritage, where myth and majesty intertwine to create a truly unforgettable experience. Explore some of the region's ancient castles, medieval fortresses, and rugged mountain landscapes, while uncovering the legends and stories that have shaped this fascinating corner of the world.

This tour takes you on a fascinating journey through the locations used in the filming of the popular series, "Wednesday", Adams Family. We will start with the swimming pool where Wednesday put Piranha fish. After you will have the opportunity to see up close the Nevermore Botanical Laboratory. Then, the tour heads to the University of Bucharest - the first school that Wednesday and her brother attended at the beginning of the film. Afterward, you'll be taken 30 miles outside of Bucharest to visit the abandoned house of the Gates family. The tour then takes a break for lunch before continuing to a train station where the Hand (Thing) follows one of the students from Nevermore who later became the headmistress. The centerpiece of the tour is a visit to the Nevermore Academy, the main attraction, where you'll have free time to explore the place, enjoy a coffee and soak.

If you are looking for 8 hours of adventure to cut yourself off from the stress of everyday life, we have put together for you a one-day tour of the Bran Castle! Here is an overview of our private tour, highlighting the main tourist attractions we will be visiting: BRAN/ DRACULA’S CASTLE :) Step inside if you dare! We Romanians are often amused that 80% of the hundreds of thousands of tourists that book Tours of Romania and come from across the globe to see the Castle of Dracula, or more accurately, the Bran Castle, leave with their history lesson learned and forget about Bram Stoker’s fiction.

Embark on a captivating 2-day private tour through the heart of Transylvania, where legends and history come alive. Day 1 begins with a visit to the enchanting Peles Castle, a stunning example of Neo-Renaissance architecture nestled in the Carpathian Mountains. Next, journey to Bran Castle, known as the legendary home of Count Dracula. Next explor the charming streets of Brașov city, rich in medieval charm and vibrant culture. As night falls, rest in the medieval fortress town of Sighișoara, where cobblestone streets whisper tales of times past. Day 2: Explore the well-preserved medieval citadel of Sighișoara, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Bâlea Lake: Free time at the stunning glacial lake (2,034m altitude). Capra Waterfall & Vidraru Dam: A beautiful descent to the southern side, stopping at the waterfall and the massive 166-meter-tall dam. Poenari Citadel: A brief photo stop from below to admire the ruins of Vlad the Impaler’s real castle.

Competitive price: same rate for groups 1 to 8 people! We visit the main attractions in the Old Town of Bucharest.  Duration 1 to 2 hours. Optional: we take a walk towards the Parliament Palace - the famous so-called Casa Poporului (The House of the People) - second largest building in the world, built during the last decade of the communist era. Total time for the tour with the Old Town and the Parliament Palace (without visiting the interior of the Parliament Palace, that is offered during the half day city tour of Bucharest) is 2 to 3 hours. Satisfaction guaranteed. Friendly, knowledgeable tour guides - providing private tours of unparalleled quality since 2011!

Step into a world of artistic brilliance with an exclusive guided tour at the National Museum of Art of Romania ( MNAR) Discover Romania's rich artistic heritage, from the elegant academic paintings of Teodor Aman to the revolutionary modernist sculptures of Constantin Brâncusi. Led by an expert guide, this immersive experience offers a deeper understanding of Romania's most celebrated artists, their influences, and their lasting impact on the art world. Explore Romania's most prestigious art collection, housed in the former Royal Palace. Witness the evolution of Romanian art, from Teodor Aman's historical and academic masterpieces to the light-filled Impressionist works of Nicolae Grigorescu and the deeply expressive paintings of Stefan Luchian. Get up close to the works of Constantin Brâncusi, one of the most influential sculptors of the 20th century. Discover how his minimalist, abstract forms revolutionized sculpture and influenced generations of artists worldwide.

Our tour company boasts a strong reputation, thanks to glowing word-of-mouth referrals and industry accolades. Our commitment to excellence is evident in our responsive customer service and knowledgeable, engaging guides. Safety is paramount, with high standards in place. We pride ourselves on tailoring tours to meet specific customer needs and providing transparent information on tour details and potential extra costs. We're dedicated to responsible tourism practices, respecting local cultures and environments. Our logistics are seamless, featuring clear meeting points, efficient transportation, and well-organized itineraries, ensuring a stress-free experience.

Does Count Dracula sounds familiar? Are you brave enough to visit the old`s vampire castle? Then join us in a splendid private tour of Prahova Valley in the Carpathian Mountains. The first stop will be in picturesque Sinaia - the Pearl of the Carpathian Mountains. Here you will visit the interior of the stunning Peles Castle - the former royal residence and one of the most visited castle in Romania. Second place you will visit is the legendary castle of Count Dracula in Bran. Famous around the world, Bran Castle is a “symbol” of Romania. The last hour will be spent in Brasov, a medieval city founded by german colonists, where you will experience the charm of the city through a walking tour of the Old Town area. Tour the historical heart of Transylvania at Brasov and learn the legend of the infamous Vlad the Impaler. On the way, you can admire the amazing landscapes of Carpathians mountains. Photo stops, coffee breaks or just stretching legs are also possible during the day.

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The one & only Romantic Tour of Bucharest on board of the First tuk tuk in Bucharest :) Discover Bucharest in style with a private tuk tuk tour featuring a minibar with prosecco and refreshments Enjoy a refreshing glass of prosecco as you explore Bucharest's iconic landmarks and hidden streets. It's a relaxed open-air tour that offers great perspective of the city from the grand Palace of the Parliament to the elegant Victory avenue with lookalike Paris architecture. Whether you are celebrating a special occasion or simply want to experience the city in a fun and exclusive way, this tuk tuk romantic tour turns sightseeing into an unforgettable experience. Sit back, sip and let Bucharest surprise you! SpecTukular!

Peles castle, Bran Castle, Brasov medieval city and a great view of the Carpathian mountains in one day trip from Bucharest in the "Peles Castle, Dracula Castle and Brasov old town - private tour from Bucharest".  Immerse yourself in the beautiful land of Transylvania with a private tour of its most known castles, Peles and Bran, and with a visit to the enchanting city Brasov. Visit the castles and step back in time to places where kings and queens lived. Take a walk on the medieval streets of Brasov and learn its old history. Admire the breathtaking views of the Carpathian mountains as you travel from Peles to Bran and to Brasov. In November, when Peles Castle is closed, you can visit the torture chamber in Bran.