Tours in Bucharest

Bucharest has a very dark past. It's time you found out about it! Join us and dive into the city’s intriguing history, its deepest, darkest secrets. This is not your average history lesson and what you learn on this tour won’t likely be in your guidebook — so get ready to be shocked, awed, and entertained.

Leave the bustle of Bucharest behind and head for Romania's favorite holiday destination on a private tour to the beautiful Black Sea coast. In Constanta, dig into the area’s ancient history at an archaeology museum, learn about Romanian folk art traditions, and step inside the country’s largest mosque. Then, soak up some sun and relaxed local culture on the sandy beaches of Mamaia, a popular seaside resort known as the ‘Pearl of the Black Sea.’

Embark on an exclusive 3-hour private tour of Bucharest by car, where meets personalized exploration. We will drive you through the city's iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and historical sites, sharing captivating stories along the way. Enjoy the flexibility to customize the itinerary to your preferences, ensuring a tailored experience. From the grandeur of the Parliament Palace to the charm of Arc de Triomphe, immerse yourself in Bucharest's rich culture and vibrant atmosphere. Comfort, privacy, and a curated journey await you on this unforgettable tour.

Marry walking, history, and food on this informative and fun walking tour of Bucharest. See the sites and taste the bites while strolling around the Romanian capital, learning about the city's oft-turbulent past while seeing the main sites and landmarks. Then tuck into a delicious three-course Romanian meal.

The price is per tour, not per person. So, to find the price per person you'll have to divide the price you see by the number of travelers. After about 2 hours driving on a highway, we are ready for a walking tour in the oldest city of Romania. Then, we move to the most beautiful beach in our country. The driver/guide will tell you all the important information you'll need to enjoy the tour.

We offer private transfers between Bucharest hotels to Giurgiu port or Oltenita port (International cruise ships docking: Ama Waterways, Vikings, etc)

The most popular pub crawl in Bucharest and a great way to discover the amazing nightlife of Romania along with many other people! A unique party experience, combining the local culture with popular touristic places, this is also a great opportunity to get to know where to have fun in Bucharest with many fun people from all over the world! Organized almost every Friday & Saturday, at our tour you will discover the best bars and clubs in the Old Town area with experienced party guides. Over the course of at least 4 hours, each night will involve going to at least 4-5 places carefully chosen, while everyone can enjoy drinking, dancing and socializing. We may attend special party events such as live band performances, karaoke setups or popular local DJs inside the clubs. This tour is ideal for solo travelers or smaller groups of people looking to party together with other locals and tourists aside.

This day tour includes unique tourist attractions in Romania: Sinaia with its Peles Castle, emblem of the Romanian royalty, a highly valuable historical and artistic monument, the fascinating Bran Castle, wrapped in the legend of Count Dracula, one of the most visited cities in Romania - Brasov. Find out why Sinaia bears the name of the holy mount Sinai and find out the legends that cover Bran & Brasov area.

You can explore the city by foot, by bus or by taxi, but if you'd like to see the best of Bucharest and to make the most of your time, nothing compares to hiring a private vehicle with an expert local driver from Tours in Romania. Relax in an air-conditioned vehicle while your own dedicated driver from Tours in Romania makes sure that you experience all the highlights of our home town, plus a few hidden gems. During our private rides in Bucharest, we stop frequently and our guests can take pictures and explore the area as long as they want. 200 km round trip included. At the end of the trip the car must return to Bucharest and that shall be considered the ending point of the trip, even if the drop-off point is somewhere else. If the trip exceeds the limits (km or time), extra fees payable on spot, directly to the driver, will be counted at the following rates: 0.6 € per 1 km and 30 € per extra hour.

Uncover Bucharest’s charm on this walking tour that combines history with the finest Romanian flavors. Explore the heart of the city, from grand boulevards to hidden gems, guided by a local expert. This experience is designed for curious travelers who want to explore the heart of Romania’s capital while indulging in its rich culinary heritage. While discovering Bucharest’s iconic landmarks, indulge in tastings of traditional and modern Romanian dishes and desserts, carefully selected to showcase the country’s diverse flavors. Complement your experience with three local drinks, including beer, wine, buttermilk, water, coffee, or a soft drink. Why Join This Tour? • Two-in-one experience: Food and history in one tour. • Expert insights: Learn about Bucharest and Romanian cuisine. • Flavors of Romania: Taste carefully selected dishes and local drinks. Book your spot today and experience Bucharest through its sights and flavors!

If you are in Bucharest, this is a day trip that will satisfy your desire for culture and history, as well as adventure into the heart of Transylvania. Escape the city and venture into Transylvania; be fascinated by its myths and legends of the ruler who inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Afterwards, see Brasov and discover why it’s perhaps the country’s most loved town.

Discover the wonders of Romania on this small group tour - maximum 7 tourists. Begin your journey with a visit to the impressive Slănic Prahova Salt Mine, the largest salt mine in Europe. Explore its vast underground chambers and unique microclimate, and experience the fascinating Planetarium, where stunning celestial displays await. Next, indulge in a delightful lunch at the charming Casa Seciu Winery Restaurant, known for its exquisite traditional dishes and panoramic views of the surrounding vineyards. Enjoy authentic Romanian flavors paired with fine wines for a memorable dining experience. Conclude your adventure at the mysterious Snagov Monastery, believed to house Dracula’s Grave. Learn about the legend of Vlad the Impaler and the monastery’s rich history, set on a serene island in the middle of Snagov Lake. This well-rounded tour offers a blend of history, culture, and culinary delights, making it perfect for travelers seeking a unique day trip from Bucharest.

Learn more about Bulgarian history and culture Romania and Bulgaria are neighbor countries with similar relief and climate but with different history, culture, traditions and architecture. See the difference between the two countries by visiting religious and historical sites in Bulgaria. Often referred to as the "City of the Tsars", Veliko Tarnovo is located on the Yantra River and is famous as the historical capital of the Second Bulgarian Empire, attracting many tourists with its unique architecture.

For tourists who are in a hurry and want to check off a short adventure on the Black Sea coast off their list, we recommend a day-trip to Constanta and Mamaia Resort with a personal guide, guaranteed to provide an unforgettable experience.

Take a road trip on Transfagarasan from Bucharest and discover a small part of Romania through breathtaking sceneries, vampire stories, and medieval fortresses.

1. The Palace of the Parliament is one of the heaviest buildings in the world, weighing about 4,098,500,000 kilograms (9.04 billion pounds; 4.10 million tones), also being the second largest administrative building in the world. (The Great Pyramid of Giza at about 5.75 million tons is about 40% heavier.) The building was designed and supervised by chief architect Anca Petrescu, with a team of approximately 700 architects, and constructed over a period of 13 years (1984–97) in modernist Neoclassical architectural forms and styles, with socialist realism in mind. 2.We want our visitors to see how Ceauşescu lived, not only as an internationally known head of state, but as a man in his own private life – the hobbies that he had, what his routine around the privacy of his home was, how he studied or what art collections he had in his house. The “Ceauşescu Mansion” was for a quarter of a century (1965-1989) the private residence of Nicolae and Elena Ceauşescu and of their children.

Uncover the legends and beauty of the Transylvania region Visit Sinaia's gorgeous Peles Castle and Bran Castle in one day Get a glimpse of medieval village life in well-preserved Brasov Group size is limited for a more personalized tour

Journey back in time to an era of dancing, balls, jockey clubs, fringed dresses and secret love letters on this private Belle Époque walking tour of Bucharest. Admire the most famous palaces and mansions of the 19th century and see why Bucharest was called the "Paris of the East". The soviet brutalist architecture of the 20th century and the earthquake of 1977 destroyed the majority of the old glamour but on this tour you will walk exactly on the boulevards or neighborhoods where most of the old landmarks are still standing or were carefully restored.

Available in English / Italiano / Français Get a glimpse of Dictator's life, the secrets of his regime and relive some of the events during the Revolution to attempt an answer to the following questions: Was Ceausescu a proud nationalist leader or a megalomaniac dictator? Was the Revolution actually organized in advance? Was Ceausescu’s execution a cover-up? Sites to Investigate: • Dictator's Red Marble Grave • People’s House Exterior visit (Parliament Palace) • Mausoleum for Socialist Heroes of Motherland • Spring Palace – Ceausescu’s residence (Exterior visit Mondays) • State Security HQ – infamous offices of forced confessions and torture • University Square – the clash barricade of the revolutionaries • Soviet Heroes Memorial • Communist Party Headquarters • Revolution Square – where hundreds Romanians were shot dead during the manifestations

Begin your adventure with Poenari Fortress, built by Vlad the Impaler (Dracula) in 1456. Here we will not be able to enter the fortress but we will see it from the outside. Next is the massive engineering marvel of Vidraru dam, standing at 166 meters tall. Enjoy the stunning vistas of Vidraru Lake and the surrounding mountains. Travel along one of the world’s most spectacular roads, known as the “Road to the Sky.” Winding through the Carpathian Mountains, the Transfăgărășan offers hairpin turns, dramatic drops, and awe-inspiring views at every bend. We stop at the Capra waterfall to admire the beauty of the mountain. Conclude your tour at this glacial lake, nestled at 2,034 meters above sea level. Surrounded by rugged peaks, the lake offers an idyllic setting to relax, enjoy a traditional Romanian meal, or even take a dip in the cool alpine waters.

Available in English / Italiano / Français Discover the mysterious legends surrounding Count Vlad Dracula and how the Romanians preserved their identity and authentic heritage through centuries of domination. Private Tour Highlights: • Mogosoaia Lake Palace – Unique architecture with Byzantine, Otoman and Neo-Romanian features built in the 17th century. • Dracula’s Tomb – Vlad the Impaler’s final resting place in the island monastery on the Snagov Lake. • Village Museum – Authentic traditions and preserved centuries old Romanian peasant houses. Optional Guided Tour 15 eur / pers incl Entry Ticket. authentic. inspiring. memorable.safe. Values that we hold as promise for each of our concept theme private tour experiences.

Experience a captivating evening that combines delectable cuisine, rich history, and authentic Romanian beverages with our exclusive Dinner & Traditional Beverages Tour at the Museum of Communism in Bucharest, right in the heart of the Old Town. This unique adventure not only offers a delicious dining experience but also includes a guided tour of the museum, immersing you in the fascinating history of communism. - Indulge in a sumptuous three-course meal inspired by the dishes that once graced the tables of Romanian households during the communist era. - Sip on traditional Romanian beverages, including țuică (plum brandy) and vișinată (sour cherry liqueur), each with its unique historical significance. - Embark on a private guided tour of the Museum of Communism, where you'll explore captivating exhibits and gain profound insights into life under communism. - Engage in enlightening discussions about communism's impact on daily life with our expert tour guides.

Experience a memorable day trip from Bucharest that takes you to Romania’s most iconic sites! Start your journey in Sinaia with a tour of the breathtaking Peles Castle, a masterpiece of Neo-Renaissance architecture. Next, explore the legendary Bran Castle, steeped in Gothic charm and myth as Dracula's Castle. The adventure continues in the medieval city of Brașov, where you’ll walk its cobblestone streets, visit the renowned Black Church, and savor local cuisine. Capture unforgettable photos, explore Romanian history, and enjoy expert-guided insights before returning to Bucharest, filled with the magic and mystery of these captivating landscapes and landmarks. ! IMPORTANT - Starting 1st of June, tickets to Peles Castle have to be reserved online, for specific time frames. As the tours leaves in the morning and arrives at ~ 9:30 in Sinaia, we advise that you buy the tickets for the FIRST time frame (9:15 - 11:00)

Connect to the local culture and visit the best of Bucharest with a private guide! On our walking tour of Bucharest we will visit the main landmarks of the city center and get to know the local story and culture. Providing a good introduction to the history of the Romanian capital, this interactive tour will answer your curiosity to understand how Romanians live nowadays and how they think and feel about their past and future. In a half-day tour we will explore and make sense out of Bucharest's rich heritage: a Balkan flavor due to its Byzantine and Turkish influence, Communist heritage laying beside beautiful French, Romanian and Art Deco architecture and, most importantly, amazing lively atmosphere.