Tours in Bucharest

A tour of Bucharest like no other, revealing the city’s most thrilling secrets! Discover a world of notorious crimes, royal scandals, real life vampires and femme fatales as you explore the dark and seductive side of Bucharest’s past. To balance the intrigue, we’ll also indulge in the city’s vibrant bar scene by tasting local craft beer and traditional alcohol shots.

Begin your adventure with Poenari Fortress, once a stronghold of Vlad the Impaler (Dracula). We will not enter in to the fortress, we see it from exterior. We stop at the imposing Vidraru Dam, a marvel of engineering, where you can take in the stunning views of the reservoir and surrounding peaks. We admire the goat waterfall and we can taste/buy some local products (cheeses, pastrama, jams, alcoholic beverages, etc.). The destination is the Balea glacial lake, at over 2000 meters altitude, where we have lunch and free time for hiking and pictures. This unique tour blends cultural discovery and scenic beauty, offering an unforgettable day in the heart of Romania. Similar (cheaper) tours are done by big coaches with 55 passengers!

Uncover the "Lost Treasure" of Bucharest's Old Town Transform your visit into an exciting city game! Solve riddles to find a legendary fortune hidden in the Old Town on this self-guided walking tour. Quest Highlights: Discover "Little Paris": Explore the architectural wonders of the CEC Palace and the glass-covered Macca-Vilacrosse Passage. Hidden History: Walk the oldest streets to unlock secrets of the Stavropoleos Monastery and History Museum. Local Secrets: Find hidden courtyards and gems beyond the tourist traps. How it Works: No Guide Needed: Your smartphone provides exact directions and clues. 100% Flexible: 3.5 km (1.5 - 2 hours). Pause for breaks, drinks, or photos anytime, you are in control. Instant Access: Play immediately after booking. The Mission: Can you solve the clues and find the treasure?

One day trip from Bucharest to explore the UNESCO Site - Veliko Tarnovo - from the Bulgarian land and walk through history itself.

Discover Bucharest in the easiest possible way! Biking will allow you to extend the visiting perimeter and you will get a slice from each side of Bucharest: Gypsy neighborhood, communist Bucharest, Old City and other hidden uncommon attractions!

Queen Mary of Romania stay at Cotroceni Palace during her lifetime. She and her husband, King Ferdinand I, used the palace as their primary residence in Bucharest. Queen Mary was known for her love of art and culture, and she played a significant role in promoting Romanian culture and heritage during her time at Cotroceni Palace. Visiting the Cotroceni Museum offers a glimpse into Romania's rich history and culture. You can explore the beautiful palace grounds, learn about the country's royal history, and see various exhibits showcasing art, artifacts, and historical items. It's a great way to immerse yourself in Romanian history and experience the grandeur of this important landmark.

Discover the contrasting faces of Romania’s recent history and rich rural heritage on this immersive 6-hour guided and private tour. Explore three of the capital’s most fascinating landmarks — the Palace of the Parliament, Ceausescu Mansion, and the Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum — all in one expertly curated experience. ✔️ Tour Highlights: - Skip-the-line access and professional guide at each site - Small-group format for a personal, in-depth experience - Comfortable transportation included between sites - Learn about Romania’s Communist era, post-revolution transformation, and rural traditions. Your tour begins with a guided visit to the second-largest administrative building in the world, a symbol of Romania’s Communist past. Next, head to the elegant Primăverii neighborhood to explore the private residence of Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu. Conclude your tour with a tranquil walk through the Village Museum, a charming open-air museum set along Lake Herăstrău.

Start your journey bright and early from Bucharest at 06:45 with the scenic drive to the Carpathian Mountains. Your first stop Sinaia, dominated by a magnificent Neo-Renaissance gem, the Peles Castle, built in the late 19th century. Take a tour of its opulent rooms, admire the ornate woodwork or just enjoy it’s remarkable architecture and surroundings. Next, head to the famous Bran Castle, about an hour’s drive from Peles. Known as "Dracula’s Castle," Bran’s Gothic appearance and dramatic hilltop setting create a mysterious allure. The castle museum offers insights into the legends of Vlad the Impaler and Transylvanian history. After Bran, continue to Brasov, one of Romania’s most charming medieval cities. Walk through the Old Town, where cobblestone streets and the iconic Black Church await. Take in the sights around Council Square, enjoy a lunch with Romanian specialties. After that, begin the journey back to Bucharest. The return drive takes around 3 hours.

If you're visiting Bucharest, don't miss the chance to explore one of the most fascinating landmarks of Romania’s recent past—Ceaușescu Mansion (Palatul Primăverii). This luxurious residence of former dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu offers a rare glimpse into the extravagant life of Romania’s most controversial leader. Why Visit Ceaușescu Mansion? Step Into a Hidden World of Luxury – While most Romanians lived under strict austerity during Ceaușescu’s rule, he and his family enjoyed a life of opulence. The mansion is filled with gold-plated bathrooms, silk wallpaper, Murano glass chandeliers, and rare art. See the Exotic Indoor Garden & Private Spa – The house features a stunning tropical greenhouse, a heated indoor swimming pool, a personal spa, and even a mini-zoo where rare birds and animals once roamed.

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.

The only tour in Bucharest that includes outside walking at the main communist landmarks and inside the Museum of Communism in Bucharest, where you will have a communist snack that was very popular in the 80s. During a 3 hours walking tour you will find out all the details related to communism as a doctrine and how it shaped the life of people by slowly stripping them of pride, individuality, religion and cultural identity. We will also visit important communist landmarks and you can observe, with the help of old pictures, how communism managed to change completely the aspect and architecture of Bucharest. You can see, touch and even take pictures with communist relics, you get the chance to taste an original communist snack or drink a communist coffee.

Discover the dark side of Romanian history in a terrifying tour through the horrifying, bloody past of Bucharest covering 500 years and 110 km in a classic Romanian car from the 80s. The violent scene of Romania’s bloody stories from the last 500 years will be revealed. Expect anything from brutal beheadings, mass arson, impaling or poisoning during Dracula’s time to the 70s vampire serial killer, the phantoms of the House of Parliament or cannibalism in the Old city. Self-made, over night billionaire bootleggers during Ceaușescu’s time or million USD robberies from the National Bank of the Socialist Romania will add suspense to our delicious tour menu of thrilling stories with lethal endings. We’ll cover 500 years from Vlad the Impaler – aka Dracula, the actual founder of Bucharest – to Ceaușescu’s time. The grand finale of this horror show is a visit to Dracula’s assassination & burial within an amazing hidden Romania Monastery that also hosts an ossuary of the victims from WWI.

Discover from a passionate local guide Bucharest’s amazing journey from a medieval fortification into a Belle Epoque city and how it was then mutilated by a gruesome dictatorship. On this 2.5-hour small group walking tour, you will go to the main landmarks in Bucharest and hear its amazing tales. Learn about the gory times when Dracula was roaming the streets of Bucharest to the devastating communist regime led by the dictator Nicolae Ceausescu.

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.

Emerge in the rich history of Bulgaria with this full day tour from Bucharest. Travel directly from central meeting point in Bucharest with a air conditioned vehicle to Tsaravets Fortress and Veliko Tarnovo and Arbanasi, accompanied by our professional tour guide.

Skip the line Minimum consumption spend Starting from 350/500/1000 Euro's applies on the table of 2-8 guests (to be paid directly to the club). Tips/Gratuity is not included. 10-15% recommended.

Discover the hidden face of Romania! A tour of the Parliament in Italian that, in addition to the internal guided tour, offers the opportunity to understand the historical context in which this majestic building was built. An engaging journey through the country's political and social history, accompanied by experienced and passionate DA guides. The experience is designed for small groups, to encourage dialogue and active participation in a more personal and authentic atmosphere. We will reach the Palace of Parliament, passing through the former Uranus district, where our stories will bring back streets, churches and buildings disappeared

Looking for a perfect escape from the city? Join our day tour from Bucharest to explore two of Romania’s most fascinating destinations: Slănic Prahova Salt Mine (the Largest Salt Mine in Europe) & Snagov Monastery (home to Vlad the Impaler’s alleged tomb). This full-day trip includes central pick-up and drop-off location, transport, and an English-speaking driver, offering a blend of history, culture, and natural wonders—all in one day. Stop 1: Slănic Prahova Salt Mine – Discover the Largest Salt Mine in Europe. Stop 2: Snagov Monastery – The Mysterious Tomb of Vlad the Impaler (Dracula) Situated on an island in Lake Snagov, the Snagov Monastery is one of Romania’s most intriguing historical sites,built in the 15th century.

Tour Highlights • 5 hour tour visiting best attractions close to Bucharest • Visit the iconic Snagov Monastery - the burial place of Dracula  • Tour a centuries old palace whose story starts 300 years ago • Learn about the history & legends from an expert local guide

Private Day Tour to Salt Mine in Slanic Prahova and Muddy Volcanoes bonus Lacerta Winery from Bucharest.

Spend time at a bear sanctuary in the forest, which is home to almost 90 bears that have been rescued from captivity and given a better life. Also visit the notorious Dracula’s Castle and enjoy the view of the Carpathian Mountains in an amazing day trip from Bucharest. You have the unique chance to visit this wonderful bear sanctuary now. Do not miss this opportunity and you will see that stories with a happy ending are possible at LiBEARty Sanctuary. This trip we created is suitable for everyone, from the most experienced explorers to kids.This is a fun experience for those who love animals and want to discover the beauty of The Carpathians and the area around Brasov.

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.

Explore the neighboring country, Bulgaria. Cross the border using the bridge over Danube river, which is only 60 km (40 miles) from Bucharest. Take advantage of a day trip to experience a culture with long history and widely different roots and traditions, in the City of Tsars, Veliko Tarnovo. From the Love Swing you’ll have a wide panoramic view with the medieval citadel, Tsarevets and its city built on top of the canyon created by the Yantra River. Veliko Tarnovo itself attracts many tourists with its unique architecture and magnificent views of the Yantra River. And of course, the food and local wines. You will have the opportunity to explore the town at your leisure and discover its fascinating history and culture. And the road itself is a journey to the center of Bulgaria through villages and agricultural lands, while learning about the history and culture of this people from the Balkans.

"There's no better way to see Bucharest!" That's what tourists say after their experience with tuk tuk. This is the most comprehensive tour of Bucharest! You won't need another tour because will see everything! Taking a tuk tuk tour is the first thing you have to do when arrive to Bucharest. You get a 360 panoramic view over the best sights of the city such as: - Romanian Athaeneum - Union Fountains - Arch of Triumph - Royale Palace - 1989 Revolution Square - Parlament Palace - University Square - Victory Square & Victory Avenue Tuk Tuk welcomes you to Bucharest. SpecTukular experience!