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• Tours & Day Trips in Bucharest

Bucharest is the capital of Romania and an eclectic city that will surprise you! It has much to offer: a Balkan vibe, Oriental influences with a communist past, a Western-inspired lifestyle and Latin blood. Take any guided tour we've prepared for you - it's the best way to experience this vibrant melting pot!

Start by reading our guide on what to do in Bucharest with 50+ ideas on things to do, best places to visit, where to go out and day trip ideas. Why visit Bucharest? In short - to see a European capital bustling with activity with a vibrant and youthful cultural scene, fine-dining and amazing nightlife , Belle Epoque era villas that survived the transformations ordered by the Romanian communist regime .

Day trips from Bucharest: the best day trips from Bucharest will take you to famous tourist attractions in Romania such as Peles Castle, Bran Castle (aka Dracula's Castle), the city of Brasov or the famous Transfagarasan Road. Visiting Constanta, the Black Sea coast or the Danube Delta on a small group tour is also a great choice.

For multi-day trips you can go hiking in Romania or to discover the best places to visit in Transylvania .

Finally, check our Bucharest public transport guide for more info and how to get to the city from the airport, and our article on Bucharest safety .

Here's a list with the day trips in Bucharest and guided tours we created so you have a great time in Romania's capital city:

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Hike to Glacial Lakes in the Wild Iezer Papusa Mts

Start from: Bucharest

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Private Day Trip to Brasov, Bran Castle and Peles Castle [NO Dracula stuff]

Vacaresti Natural Park: the Newest Urban Delta

Bucharest Getaways: Mogosoaia Palace & Snagov Lake

• small group

Bucharest Street Food Tour: Farmers' Markets & Hidden Streets

Start from: University Square

Road trip to Poenari Castle & Transfagarasan Highway

The Wine Tradition of Romania: Premium Wine Tasting in Dealu Mare

The Black Sea Calling: Day Trip to Constanta & Mamaia Beach

Complete Bucharest Communism Tour: Palace of Parliament & Ceausescu's Home

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Reviews about Tours & Day Trips in Bucharest

Marius at Romanian Friend suggested this when I told him about our plans and we loved it, it was the highlight of our family trip in Romania! the guide was very friendly and took us to places we would have never found on our own, or thought about going to, and gave us a nice presentation of the other side of Bucharest. and the food was great too! a real off-the-beaten path experience, thanks!

we were looking to get out of Bucharest and be in nature on our last day so we contacted Romanian Friend on Friday, they quickly replied and on Saturday we went on this tour with Oana. the trip was great, Snagov forest is wonderful and we had a great time. the trails were not difficult at all and the bikes were proper and well maintained. thank you!

We greatly enjoyed our food walking tour! By far the best day we spent on our visit to Bucharest! So many tasty things and super well organized.

The tour was great! The guide was informative and I learned so much more than I already knew. She was able to answer my questions and give me advice on restaurants, getting back to the airport, and food. I learned so much about the history of Romania and its people.

**A cultural insight into history, neighbourhoods and food with a well-informed and personable guide** Bogdan met us outside the National Theatre with snacks and talked us through the relevant history of Bucharest and Romania which we needed for context of our visit through inner-city neighbourhoods and then onto a delightful, low-key restaurant for a platter of local foods. We then caught the tram to the food market where Bogdan talked us through the various produce/provenance and bought fresh fruits/dessert to accompany our last stop at a super-popular sausage/meat stand next to the market. We sat down and enjoyed the sausages/fruit/baclava and local beer. Before catching the tram back, Bogdan bought delicious doughnuts. All highly recommended! Thank you Bogdan!

Romanian friend made planning a bespoke tour that included everything my wife and I wanted very easy, and I cannot praise our guide Bogdan enough. He was knowledgeable, thoughtful, and friendly. Making our tour a real delight! Would happily recommend these services!

Alina made our visit to the Parliment building and Nicolae Ceaușescu's home seemless. We really enjoyed the extra time Alina took to explain the boulevards, monuments and the whole story of the revolution at the square. The extra bonus was their car was comfortable and they brought communist era chocolate !!

We really enjoyed our time with Anita, it combined my 2 favorite things, history and food. Anita was very generous with her time and made stops based on our interests. We had wonderful conversations and I'd highly recommend this tour. It allowed us to see sides of Bucharest tourists would not likely encounter on their own.

3 Day the best of Transylvania tour with George was outstanding. Very nice design, great English, good communication, perfect transportation, very nice people!!!

Alina, my guide, and Gabriel our driver took me from Bucharest to Constanta to see the Black Sea and Constanta old town. They were very friendly, Alina very knowledgeable. I had a paddle in the Black Sea and explored the Old Town on my free time. A very comfortable clean car, the journey was a pleasure.

Best Day Trips & Tours in Bucharest

Bucharest has many popular tourist attractions and sights that will surely keep its visitors busy for at least 3 days. Being Romania’s largest city, it’s also diverse with lots of things to do, events, places to hang out, coffee shops and more. Romania’s capital city will also please any type of traveler who will find the best day trips according to his or her interests!

There are a number of Bucharest tours that will guide you through the communist history & landmarks as well as French-inspired 19th-century architecture. You'll also find a talented local cultural scene along with street art & abandoned buildings, hip urban spots, green parks, and hidden areas that will provide shelter from the bustling city center.

You can certainly go on a number of walking tours in Bucharest but if you've got limited time then you may decide to explore only the central parts of Bucharest and reserve the rest for a full day trip. So here are our choices for the top things to see on a Bucharest city break.

Main tourist sights in Bucharest

Undoubtedly, the main highlights and tourist attractions in Bucharest are the Palace of Parliament, the Romanian Village Museum, the Peasant Museum, ancient Orthodox churches, and the Old Town District of Lipscani. You will find that the majority of Bucharest city tours cover most of these. If you have just one day in the capital of Romania make sure to get in the highlights!

• Discover the Palace of Parliament & Bucharest's communist history

Holding a rightfully-acquired first place is the famous Palace of Parliament also known as House of People, as former dictator Nicolae Ceausescu liked to call it. This massive building will surely impress tourists and visitors, whether from the outside or inside.

With more than one thousand rooms and impressive amounts of marble, hardwood, glass crystals, and gold, this outstanding attraction presents a unique glimpse into Romania’s history. Its construction started in the early 80s and was overseen by the-then presidential couple Elena and Nicolae Ceausescu who played an essential role in lavishly decorating it, while the Romanian people were suffering from shortages of food and basic necessities.

The Parliament House can be visited only through an official guided tour that, unfortunately, will not tell you much about Romanian history. But on our private Essential Communism Tour you'll learn about that and also take a short trip to Ceausescu’s private home, Vila Primaverii, a ‘must-see’ for those interested in a communist Bucharest history.

• Catch a glimpse of rural life at the Romanian Village Museum

Despite being in Romania’s busiest city, you can also get a glimpse of the beautiful Romanian village life and our rich rural traditions and customs in a great way. Tucked away from crowded boulevards you will find the outdoor Romanian Village Museum. It is located close to Herestrau Park, and contains life-sized replicas of village houses from traditional and representative regions of Romania.

That's why this is my favorite place to recommend to those short on time or on a quick city break in Bucharest who want to find out more about Romanian culture.

A guided tour of the museum is one of the best things you can do while in Bucharest, as it will swiftly whisk you away from the bustling city life and transport you back in time to a place where everything was centered around community and traditions.

• Discover Romanian history

You can also consider visiting the Romanian Peasant Museum, a great place to get a glimpse of how our resourceful, self-sustainable ancestors lived for hundreds of years in perfect harmony with nature. Finally, there is the National History Museum where you should not miss the collection of golden bracelets that belonged to our Dacian ancestors.

• Visit Ancient Orthodox churches

A Bucharest day trip is never complete without a chance to view some of the beautiful Orthodox churches in the city. There are lots of them, and some are even considered centuries-old monuments that carry a lot of history on their painted walls.

If you only have the time to see one church during your Bucharest city tour, the Mihai Voda church is the best option. It is the oldest and most well-preserved church in Bucharest, while also being a rare example of medieval religious architecture. The church was constructed in 1594 by Mihai Viteazul, who was an important figure in Romanian history.

If you want to visit these impressive churches we prepare an organized tour so that you have someone to show you all the details you'd miss otherwise. The Mihai Voda church has many stories to tell!

• Eat, drink, and have fun in Bucharest's Old Town

Now it’s time to discover the best places for a fun time while in Bucharest, and the Old Town, located in the city center, is the place to be. The area has developed a very solid reputation for good restaurants, bars, clubs, and nightlife. Some of the favourites include Grand Café Van Gogh, Hanul lui Manuc, Caru’ cu Bere, The Gin Factory, Interbelic, Club A, Shoteria - just to name a few! Our favorite place for evening drinks is Linea Closer to the Moon - check it out!

By day you can explore the cobbled streets and admire the beautiful Baroque-Renaissance architecture before stopping at one of the many cafes or restaurants.

You certainly must try Romanian traditional cuisine: cabbage rolls (sarmale) served with polenta are a popular dish for anyone visiting Bucharest, as are ciorba dishes (sour soups). Romanians also make great coffee, so you’re in for a treat!

In the evening, the Old Town transforms into a party center and the music will be playing until the early hours of the morning. If you are looking for great nightlife and a fun place for your weekend getaway - then Bucharest is your city!

Our Bucharest pub crawling tour and craft beer tour are a great way for you to experience all this!

Things to do for 1-2 days in Bucharest

Walk along the wide boulevards. One of the things we recommend you do while in Bucharest is to go for a walk (or perhaps a bike tour) along the long promenades, the wide-boulevards crisscrossing the most important city of Romania. On your list should be Calea Victoriei (Victory Boulevard), Kisselef Road (Calea Kisselef), or Regina Elisabeta Boulevard (Queen Elizabeth Road).

The most famous and historically significant street in Romania is surely Calea Victoriei. The best way to explore Romania’s most famous street is by foot, but be prepared for a long walk as the road is a full 3km in distance! On the street, you will find landmarks such as the Grigore Antipa Museum of Natural History and the Cantacuzino Palace (don't confuse with Cantacuzino Castle in Busteni, another great place to visit on a day trip).

Not to mention some beautiful houses, churches and also shops! Not too far from Calea Victoriei is one of the most ‘Instagramable’ places in Bucharest; a passage filled with multi-coloured umbrellas. This is a popular instagram spot and, of course, where most travel bloggers flock to!

If you continue along Calea Victoriei, it will lead you to Revolution Square, the place where Nicolae Ceausescu’s regime crumbled on the cold morning of December 21, 1989, the start of the Romanian Revolution. The best way to find out more about the events in 1989 is on our Bucharest Untold tour.

• Discover Bucharest's artistic side

For those interested in the cultural and artistic side of Bucharest, tourists will be happy to hear that there are many art galleries in town.

The most prestigious with renowned painters and collections include Zorzini Gallery, H'art Gallery, Anaid, and Artmark. A particular spot belongs to Galateca Gallery which specializes in avant-garde design. Of course, the National Art Museum located in the former Royal Palace building, and the National Museum of Contemporary Art hosted by a wing of the Palace of Parliament are a must for art-lovers.

• Observe Bucharest's architecture and city landscapes

Observe and admire the superb and sometimes peculiar architecture of the various buildings and important edifices you will see on your way, such as the Romanian Athenaeum, considered to be the most beautiful building in the Romanian capital.

Constructed in 1888 as a concert hall, the Romanian Athenaeum is an architectural combination of neoclassic and eclectic elements. Unfortunately, you can only enter during concerts and events but you may be able to view the foyer if you are lucky! Some Bucharest tours can also guarantee entry. If you happen to venture into the gardens of the Athenaeum for a spot of sightseeing, you will find there numerous statues of important cultural and political Romanian personalities.

Did you know that Bucharest was also known as ‘Little Paris’ during the interwar period?

And the easiest way to see this is through its architecture, but there’s more. Bucharest has its very own Arc de Triomphe, which resembles its more famous Parisian brother! The Arcul de Triumf (in Romanian) is also host to a small museum where visitors view exhibitions such as The Great War of Reunification of the Nation, Heraldry of the Great Boyar Families (bronze effigies, photographs), The Arch of Triumph in Images (photographs, all the historical models), and The Great Union of 1918 (crowns and royal scepter reproduced).

Our Bucharest Little Paris tour is a walking small group tour designed to give you a taste of all of the above!

• Enjoy a day in Bucharest's massive parks

A leisurely stroll (or bike ride) in the magnificent parks of Bucharest is an experience not to be missed, especially in the summer season, when the parks are green and full of life. You will certainly return to your home city feeling very jealous!

Bucharest has a great number of parks and green spaces, but Herestrau Park stands out as the best among them! The park boasts a huge lake and also its very own island, Rose Island. There are lots of pathways for running, cycling and also playgrounds for children.

Once you reach the northern section of the lake you’ll find a large number of cafes, restaurants, and clubs. Most likely the widest range of dining choices that you will ever find in a park!

Not exactly a park, the Vacaresti Delta has been declared the biggest urban biosphere in Europe! The reserve stretches over 190 hectares and is home to various species of birds and small mammals, such as foxes, otters, and more. The intriguing thing about this biopark is that it was not intended to be a natural reserve at all.

In communist Bucharest, several infrastructure projects were planned for the area, including an artificial basin. After the anti-communist revolution in 1989, all plans were abandoned and nature eventually reclaimed the land as its own and turned it into a beautiful place for nature lovers!

Day Trips from Bucharest

For those looking to get outside of the city and visit its surroundings for a great time, there are some very excellent options to consider for a full-day trip.

Bucharest tours are a good introduction to Romania but if you want to really understand Romanian culture and its people you need to venture a bit further away from the capital. This may mean that you will need to join a Bucharest city tour bus or hop on public transportation for some fast-forward travel time, so you can also discover other parts of Romania while in this beautiful country.

The most popular day tours are just a few hours' drive away from the capital city and will either bring you close to the mountains or, if you consider yourself a beach person, take you to the Black Sea in the city of Constanta. The choice is yours, and we are here to make your stay in Romania feel like a dream.

• Bucharest locals’ favourite getaway

A short drive to Mogosoaia and Snagov will lead you to the locals’ favourite weekend getaway spots, with plenty of nature and history, too! So, if you want to blend in with the locals and see how they spend their weekends, a visit to Mogosoaia and Snagov is one of the best Bucharest day trips to consider.

Mogosoaia Palace is representative of Romania’s 17-18th century feudal lords and displays a unique architectural style. And beyond dense forests lies Snagov Lake, with the 15th century Snagov Monastery in the middle of it where Vlad the Impaler (the real-life inspiration for Bram Stoker’s Dracula) is supposedly buried.

• Bran Castle tours from Bucharest

Speaking of Dracula and lords, Romania’s most beautiful castles, Peles Castle (one and a half hours drive) and the famous Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle, two and a half hours drive), can be visited on one of the most popular day tours from Bucharest, which will also take you to the charming medieval city of Brasov.

You'll find lots of companies doing big bus tours with this itinerary but we don't like that and only offer a private tour so you take your time to explore these incredible sights.

So, you can switch from admiring the medieval walls on a Bran Castle tour to reaching the vibrant Council Square in the town center of Brasov in under a one-hour drive. While in Brasov, you can go on a lovely uphill walk to the Tampa Peak to see the city from above. You can also reach Tampa Peak with a cable car.

Another must-do in the beautiful city of Brasov is to visit the Black Church and admire its medieval walls, with over 600 years old history.

Even if Peles Castle isn’t as well-known as Bran Castle, it’s an impressive construction. It was constructed by King Carol I of Romania as a summer residence and its inauguration was in 1883. This is the favourite place for many Romanians for a great weekend getaway, not only for its architecture but also for its beautiful surroundings.

Furthermore, Peles Castle is located close to the old royal train station, which was exclusively reserved for the Royal Family and its guests at the summer royal residence.

• Other best places to visit on a day trip from Bucharest

Close to Sinaia, where Peles Castle is located, is the region of Dealu Mare, known for its vineyards and premium wine producers. This is the best place to go for a wine tasting trip in Romania.

We highly recommend choosing one of our guided Transylvania tours from Bucharest if you want to see all these sights in one day, otherwise, it might be a bit challenging for a do-it-yourself tour, especially with regular buses.

On your way to Brasov, you can also make a stop at an astonishing place, the Slanic Prahova salt mine is the biggest salt mine in Europe. Turda Salt Mine, closer to Cluj-Napoca, may be more popular but it's too far away to visit during a day trip. Nevertheless, Slanic Salt Mine will not disappoint!

Poenari Castle - where Vlad the Impaler actually lived - is another interesting sight to visit. It's a favorite place for those interested in Dracula history and legends even if this medieval fortress is now in ruins. And if combined with the famous Transfagarasan Road (open for driving only from July - October) then this will be a great day trip out of Bucharest!

If you don’t want to go to the most famous castles in Romania to avoid the crowds, you can also choose a small group tour from Bucharest with other sights in the area, such as Cantacuzino Castle, 7 Stairs Canyon or even a hiking trip to Bucegi National Park where you can see the Romanian Sphynx!

Finally, another major tourist attraction in Romania that can be visited on a day trip from Bucharest is the famous Transfagarasan Road – the ‘best road in the world’ according to Top Gear, which crosses the impressive Fagaras Mountains.

Located 250 km away from Bucharest on winding roads leading deep into the Carpathian Mountains, the road is open only from June until September and is accessible only by car. On your way there, don’t miss Curtea de Arges Monastery, a major Orthodox and historic sight. The Transfagarasan Road is one of the best tours to the famous Transylvania from Bucharest.

• The Black Sea and Constanta: Fun by the beach

You may have heard about Romania’s Black Sea – yes, just 220 km away from Bucharest is the city of Constanta and the golden fine sands of Mamaia, the most famous beach resort in Romania. Close to the city of Constanta by the Black Sea Coast you'll find plenty of resorts with lots of options based on your interests, requirements and budget.

There's something for everyone here. So, for example, if you are looking for something different, the main road in Mamaia will lead you to less crowded but wilder beaches with unique beauty, such as Corbu and Vadu.

So if you’re longing to see the amazing view of the sea, hear and feel its breeze, take a boat ride, and even find out how the ancient port of Tomis helped spread multiculturalism, tolerance, and commerce in the region – consider a small group day tour from Bucharest to the Black Sea coast.

And if you want to have a proper holiday by the sea, you'll find a fair share of resorts to choose from for every budget type.

On your journey from Bucharest to Constanta, you will have the opportunity to cross the Danube River and admire the Anghel Saligny bridge, built between 1890 and 1895.

• The Danube Delta: Nature's wonderland

How about a tour from Bucharest to the Danube Delta? The second-largest river delta in Europe! The UNESCO biosphere Danube Delta is further away from Bucharest and harder to access so you will need at least 2 days to learn about the wonders and sights of this great place. We certainly wouldn’t consider it a day trip from Bucharest but instead a guided bus tour for those who have more time to spend in Romania.

• from Romania to Bulgaria in no time: Veliko Tarnovo and Tsaravets medieval fortress

A one-day trip from Bucharest can take you across the Romanian border, to Veliko Tarnovo, a beautiful medieval town in northern Bulgaria. This small town is rich in history and is home to one of the most beautiful medieval fortresses in Europe, Tsaravets.

Located 100 kilometers from Veliko Tarnovo, you'll find a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Rock-Hewn Churches of Ivanovo. This is where the first hermits excavated their cells and churches during the 12th century. The murals from the 14th century bear witness to the extraordinary talent of the artists associated with the Tarnovo School of Painting.

If you want a custom tour or have any questions - don't hesitate to contact us, we're happy to help!

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5. Transylvania and Dracula Castle Full Day Tour from Bucharest

6. Bohemian Bucharest Markets and Mahallas Traditional Food Tour

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8. Salt Mine with Private Guide, Winery and Dracula's Grave

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12. Dracula's Castle, Brasov and Peles Full-Day Tour from Bucharest

13. Street Food'n'Culture Tour

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16. Tuk Tuk Bucharest Tour - Unique Experience in town!

17. Salt Mine Entrance Ticket and Transfer from Bucharest

18. Bucharest Half a Day Bike Tour

19. Wine Tasting in Bucharest

20. Communism Walking Tour from Lenin to Ceausescu in Bucharest

21. Guided Walking Tour of Historical Bucharest

22. Palace of Parliament in Bucharest - fast-track tickets and guide

23. Bucharest Ghosts and Vampires Tour

24. Day Trip to Bran Castle, Peles Castle and Brasov from Bucharest

25. Danube Delta - Private day-trip - Bird watching

26. Bucharest Pub Crawl in the Old Town

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28. Bucharest City Tour 4 hours - Private Tour - Free Pick up and Drop off

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1. Bucharest to Dracula Castle, Peles Castle and Brasov Guided Tour

2. Dracula's Castle, Peles Castle and Brasov Day Trip from Bucharest

3. Dracula's Castle, Peles Castle and Brasov - Private Day Trip from Bucharest

4. Small-Group Day Trip to Dracula's Castle, Brasov and Peles Castle from Bucharest

5. Transylvania and Dracula Castle Full Day Tour from Bucharest

6. Bohemian Bucharest Markets and Mahallas Traditional Food Tour

7. Transfăgărășan Top Gear Road, Wild Brown Bears, Small group max 8

8. Salt Mine with Private Guide, Winery and Dracula's Grave

9. The Real tour of Communism

10. Sweet Delights History and Desserts Walking Tour in Bucharest

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12. Dracula's Castle, Brasov and Peles Full-Day Tour from Bucharest

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25. Danube Delta - Private day-trip - Bird watching

26. Bucharest Pub Crawl in the Old Town

27. Visit Bulgaria - Veliko Tarnovo Medieval Fortress - Private tour from Bucharest

28. Bucharest City Tour 4 hours - Private Tour - Free Pick up and Drop off

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As the capital city of Romania, Bucharest is a vibrant and exciting destination that offers a wealth of cultural, historical and architectural wonders to explore. With so much to see and learn, a guided tour of Bucharest can be a great way to make the most of your visit. But with so many options available, how do you choose the suitable tour? We'll provide a comprehensive guide to Bucharest tours , helping you to find the best fit for your interests, time frame and budget. From walking tours to driving tours, we'll cover it all so you can have the best experience possible in Bucharest.

What are some popular Bucharest tour packages?

Bucharest, the capital city of Romania, is a picturesque destination with a rich culture and heritage. From the stunning architecture to the vibrant nightlife, this beautiful city has something for everyone. If you’re planning to visit Bucharest and want to make the most of your trip, here are some popular tour packages that you can consider:

Bucharest Communist Tour

Communist buildings are some of the most sought-after tourist attractions when visiting Bucharest. Many foreigners are interested to learn more about the Golden Age of Communism as it was cold during the regime and about the socialist legacy left by Ceausescu. Also, tourists are eager to visit the monuments to which stories from the communist dictatorship are linked to.

During the Bucharest Communist Tour , you can visit the Palace of Parliament , the House of Ceausescu (Primaverii Palace), the Revolution Square, The University Square and other communist attractions that will help you better understand Romania during communism.

Bucharest Old Town Tour

The Historical Center of Bucharest, or the Old Town , as the locals call it, is one of the most beloved and attractive areas in Bucharest, a place steeped in buildings built in neoclassical and neo-baroque style. Many buildings have terraces, cafes, restaurants, and shops on the ground floor, full of foreign tourists and locals most of the year.

Some interesting old buildings, an ancient church, charming bookstores, a few terraces, museums and art galleries await those who embark on this tour.

Calea Victoriei is known as an aristocratic street and the most famous street in Bucharest.

The history of this street begins in the 16th century. During that time, the street was divided into two smaller streets: the first ran from the Royal Court to the National Military Circle, and the second was Brasov's road. During that period, the streets' names were given according to their destination.

Palaces, old architecture, cozy cafes, the first skyscraper in Bucharest and casinos are all to be admired during the tour.

Are there any guided tours of Bucharest available?

Yes, there are several guided tours of Bucharest available to visitors. These tours are a great way to explore the city and learn about its history, culture, and architecture from knowledgeable locals.

One popular type of tour is the walking tour, which typically lasts around two to three hours and covers some of the city's most famous landmarks and attractions. These tours may focus on themes, such as the city's communist past, or highlight the best places to try traditional Romanian cuisine.

Another option is a bike tour, which allows visitors to cover more ground and explore some of the city's lesser-known neighborhoods and hidden gems . These tours are usually led by experienced cyclists who know the best routes and can provide insights into the city's history and culture.

Private tours can also be arranged for those who prefer a more personalized experience. These tours can be tailored to specific interests and needs and range from a few hours to a full day.

Overall, there are plenty of options for guided tours of Bucharest, and they can be a great way to make the most of your visit to this vibrant and fascinating city. Whether you're interested in history, architecture, or food or want to get a feel for the local culture, there's a tour that's perfect for you.

What are the prices for Bucharest tours?

If you are planning a trip to Bucharest, Romania, you may be wondering about the prices for tours in the city. Bucharest is a fascinating destination with a rich history and culture, and many different types of tours are available to explore and discover the city. We provide an overview of the prices for Bucharest tours.

The prices for Bucharest tours can vary widely depending on the type of tour, duration, and number of participants. Generally, group tours tend to be more affordable than private tours. The average price for a group tour in Bucharest ranges between $20 and $50 per person, depending on the duration and the type of tour. Private tours are more expensive, ranging from $100 to $300 per small group, depending on the group size and the tour type.

Many types of tours are available in Bucharest, including walking, bike, food, cultural, and historical tours. Each type of tour has different prices, depending on the duration and the level of expertise of the tour guide. For example, a walking tour of the Old Town in Bucharest can cost between $20 and $50 per person, while a food tour can cost between $30 and $80 per person.

If you want to explore day trips from Bucharest , many tours are available to visit the surrounding areas, including the famous Dracula's Castle in Transylvania . These tours tend to be more expensive due to the distance and duration. A day trip to Transylvania can cost between $100 and $200 per person, depending on the type of tour and the number of participants.

It's important to note that some tours may include additional expenses, such as entrance fees to museums or attractions, transportation costs, or food and drink expenses. Make sure to read the tour description carefully and ask any questions you may have before booking.

In summary, the prices for Bucharest tours can vary depending on the type of tour and the number of participants. Group tours are more affordable, while private tours offer a more personalized experience at a higher price point. With so many different types of tours available, you're sure to find one that fits your budget and interests. Book a tour today and discover the wonders of Bucharest with the help of a knowledgeable and experienced tour guide.

How long do the Bucharest tours typically last?

The duration of a Bucharest tour can vary depending on the chosen itinerary and the tour operator you choose. Generally, walking tours of the city's prominent landmarks and attractions can last two to four hours. Alternatively, full-day tours that cover more ground can last up to eight hours or more, depending on the program.

If you're a history buff and want to delve deeper into Bucharest's past, you might opt for a historical tour lasting up to six hours. This tour typically covers significant landmarks and museums related to Romanian history, including the Palace of the Parliament, the National Museum of Romanian History, and the Curtea Veche.

Food tours can take up to four hours for those who want to explore the city's culinary scene. These tours offer a chance to sample traditional Romanian dishes and drinks and visit local markets and food shops.

If you're interested in exploring the surrounding countryside, a day trip from Bucharest can last anywhere from six to twelve hours, depending on the destination. Popular day trip destinations include Transylvania, the Black Sea coast, and the Danube Delta.

In conclusion, the duration of a Bucharest tour can vary depending on your interests and the type of tour you choose. Whether you're interested in history, food, or exploring the countryside, a tour is available to suit your needs. It's essential to choose a tour operator that has a good reputation and offers high-quality tours that are informative and engaging. With the help of a knowledgeable and experienced tour guide, you can discover the wonders of Bucharest and make the most of your time in this incredible city. So, book a tour today and get ready to explore Bucharest!

Are there any Bucharest tours available in different languages?

Yes, several Bucharest tours are available that cater to tourists who speak different languages. Bucharest is a popular tourist destination that attracts visitors from around the globe. As such, many tour operators have recognized the need to offer their services in different languages to cater to a diverse clientele.

One of the most popular Bucharest tours that offer multilingual services is the Explore Bucharest Tour. This tour offers English, French, German, and Spanish services, making it accessible to a broader audience. Another tour operator that offers multilingual services is Bucharest Walkabout. They offer English, French, German, and Italian tours, ensuring visitors have a comfortable and informative experience.

Apart from the tour operators mentioned, several others offer tours in different languages. Some of these include Free Walking Tour Bucharest, which offers tours in English, Spanish, and Italian, and Bucharest City Tour, which provides guided tours in English, French, Italian, and Spanish.

Moreover, visitors can also opt for private tours, which can be arranged to cater to their language preferences. Private tours offered by companies like Bucharest Private Tours and Your Bucharest Tour can be tailored to meet specific needs and provide a personalized experience in the language of choice.

In conclusion, there are various Bucharest tours available in different languages. Visitors can choose from a range of options catering to their language preferences, ensuring a comfortable and informative experience while exploring the city.

Are there any private Bucharest tours available?

Yes, numerous private Bucharest tours are available for visitors who want to explore the city more personalized and exclusively. Private tours offer a range of advantages over group tours, as they allow for a more tailored and flexible itinerary, personalized attention from a local expert guide, and a more intimate and immersive experience overall.

Private Bucharest tours can be customized to fit different interests and preferences, whether you are interested in history, architecture, food, culture, or any other aspect of the city. Some of the most popular private tours in Bucharest include walking tours of the historic center, guided visits to museums and landmarks, culinary tours to sample traditional Romanian dishes, and day trips to nearby attractions such as the Snagov Monastery, the Bran Castle, or the Peles Castle .

To find and book private Bucharest tours , several options are available online. Many tour operators and travel agencies offer private tours that can be booked in advance, often with the option to customize the itinerary and select the preferred language and duration of the tour. Alternatively, you can opt for a private guide offering a more personalized and flexible experience, often at a more affordable price than a tour company.

When choosing a private Bucharest tour, it is crucial to consider factors such as the guide's qualifications, experience, and language skills, as well as the availability of transportation and other logistics. By researching and planning, you can find the perfect private tour that meets your needs and expectations and allows you to discover the best of Bucharest in a way that suits you best.

One of the benefits of a private Bucharest tour is the flexibility it offers. Unlike group tours that follow a fixed schedule and itinerary, private tours can be tailored to your interests and preferences, allowing you to explore the city at your own pace and focus on the sights and experiences that matter most to you. Whether you want to spend more time in a particular neighbourhood, visit a museum or landmark not on the standard tourist circuit, or try a local restaurant in Bucharest off the beaten path, a private tour can help you get the most out of your time in Bucharest.

Another advantage of a private Bucharest tour is the opportunity to interact with a local expert guide who can provide insider knowledge and insights into the city's history, culture, and way of life. A knowledgeable guide can bring the city to life through stories, anecdotes, and personal experiences, giving you a deeper understanding and appreciation of Bucharest's past and present.

Personalized attention is another aspect that makes private tours an excellent choice for visitors. With a private guide, you'll have their undivided attention and can ask questions, seek recommendations, and engage in conversations tailored to your interests and preferences. This personalized attention can help you build a deeper connection with the city and make your visit more memorable and enjoyable.

In conclusion, a private tour is an excellent option if you are looking for a personalized and exclusive way to explore Bucharest. Whether you are a solo traveller, a couple, or a small group, a private tour can offer flexibility, local expertise, and personalized attention that larger tour companies cannot match. By choosing a private tour, you can customize your itinerary to your interests, learn from a knowledgeable local guide, and enjoy a more intimate and rewarding travel experience.

So why not consider booking a private Bucharest tour for your next trip to this fascinating city? You'll discover hidden gems and create unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime.

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Book a Bucharest private tour and enjoy the city  | Prices from 100€

Bucharest Day Tour (7h) | from 225€

Connect to the city life, local history and culture, while visiting the best of Bucharest accompanied by your local private guide!

Hidden Bucharest Tour (3h) | from 140€

An authentic Bucharest experience that will take you off the beaten path and into the best hidden spots in town!

Wine Tasting in the Old Town Tour (3h) | from 190€

Enjoy the best Romanian wines on a private wine tour that takes you to the finest wines bars in the Old Town

Best of Bucharest Tour (3h) | from 125€

An overall memorable experience of the city, hearing the stories of the main landmarks in Bucharest!

Welcome to Bucharest (2h) | from 120€

An introductory private tour to explore the highlights and get oriented in just 2 hours.

The perfect way to start your holiday in Bucharest!

Jewish Heritage Tour (3h) | from 140€

Visit the beautiful landmarks of Bucharest’s Jewish heritage, hidden right in the heart of the city!

Communist Bucharest (3h) | from 140€

Step behind the Iron Curtain to uncover the past and to experience Bucharest’s communist heritage!

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Mix in the best sights, activities and experiences in Bucharest into your private custom tailor-made tour!

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Adventure trip to Transylvania in 3 days from Bucharest (small group tour)

My husband and I spent 10 days cruising down the Danube River visiting Eastern European countries. Bucharest was our last stop. We booked this 3-day Adventure trip to Transylvania with Rolandia Tours. We have traveled to many places and countires, and by far, this 3-day tour was the best part of our Eastern European vacation! To begin, Nicu at Rolandia tours was excellent with communications and with addressing any and all of our concerns. One of our biggest concerns after leaving the cruise was how we were going to be tested for COVID-19 so that we could re-enter the United States. The United States requires a negative test no more than 3 days prior to re-entry. Nicu assured me that this would be taken care of by our tour guide, and that we had nothing to worry about. And he was absolutely right!! Our tour guide was Alex. He walked into our hotel in Bucharest to pick us up full of smiles and enthusiasm! He immediately put us at ease. Over the course of the next three days, we found Alex to an amazing young man! His knowledge of the region is second to none. No matter what we asked him, he always had an explanantion and answer. And he never grew weary of pulling the car over so that we could take pictures at a moment's notice. He took care of everything for us....from admisison tickets to the sights to ordering hotel meals for us hotel meals. He always gave us our own time to explore and see things, yet he was available if we needed him. He even treated us to one of the most amazing desserts that Romania has to offer! Rolandia Tours and Alex were the ones that made our European vacation! I only wish we had booked more time with them! One word about the Hotel...we stayed in the Guesthouse Samedru. It was absoutely BEAUTIFUL! It was set out in the countryside. The meals were outstanding, and the staff and service were fabulous. Cosmin was so kind and accomadating, and was so happy we were there! If we were to ever to return to Romania, we would stay there again! We would hightly recommend Rolandia Tours! And we would not hestiate to book with them again! We were initially hesitant to book a trip abroad in the midst of Covid, but we would encourage anyone wanting to travel to go out and travel! We all live in an amazing world, and there are so many places and things to see. Thank you to all the wonderful people that made this an amazing tour for us.

• €100 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

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Village Life in Transylvanian Carpathians Mountains, an eco-certified program

Our trip was truly spectacular. Amazing food, amazing people, an amazing guide (Zsolt), amazing scenery! We really enjoyed our exposure to Romanian and Transylvania-specific history. The accommodations were beautiful and a welcome respite after a vigorous day's hike. Highly, highly recommend this trip.

Bear Watching in Transylvania - 3 days Tour from Bucharest!

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Discover Bucharest, Romania's capital, and Transylvania's Castles on a 3-Day Tour

Overall the brief 3-day visit to Bucharest was outstanding. It is a beautiful city. Florin Gheorghe was an excellent guide. He was an extremely nice person, who cared very much about Romania and very much about guests who were visiting Romania. I am an older person, age 76, so 3 days was just right for me. Younger persons might want to visit longer and see more sites. But, even the 3-day visit was a blast! I found that Romanians throughout the many stops during the tour were kind and welcoming. Romania was very modern in many ways, but some parts of the country were scenic reminders of olden times. The architecture and history of the county are astounding. I love Romania. Don from Pennsylvania, USA

Hiking from the King's Castle to the Queen's Heart

Explore the Carpathians' Gate - self guided tour

Transylvanian Adventure; 3 Days tour from Bucharest

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Dracula Day Trip - Executive Shared Tour (max 5 PAX) from Bucharest

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Walking Romania - Transylvanian Alps Trek

Overall great experience. the good balance of hiking and sightseeing. I would only highlight that the huts have no showering facilities.

• 10% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

2-Day Private Tour in Romania including Peles Castle, Bran Castle, Cantacuzino Castle, Brasov and Bears Sanctuary

Transylvanian Long Weekend

3-Day Tour Danube Delta Birdwaching and Safari Experience from Bucharest

Discovery tours Bogdan was a knowledgeble, friendly and professional guide and the boat Captain was also very good, inclyding spotting and identifying the various birds. Would definately recommend

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Our Tour guide Tavi was EXCEPTIONAL. Full of knowledge and facts and going extra mile to make sure we were getting the best experience from the tour. I am still speechless from what I have seen and will defo recommend it. My group was absolutely amazing, Jo, Chris and Claire. First Solo holidays and felt totally safe and looked after. Easy way to arrange whatever was needed even out of the tour. Looking forward to book my next one!

This was a fabulous tour! Interesting itinerary, spectacular countryside, lovely walks, tasty local food and drink, and a great guide in Bogdan.

I was a little unsure of what to expect. My tour ended up change a little bit, to a private tour, 2 days and 1 night. Florin my guide met me on time outside my flat. He was very professional but also friendly. He spoke English very well. I felt safe with his guidance and his driving. Day 1 - tour of the salt mines. It was a very good experience. I've never been to one before and I was amazed. Second stop was the Castle Pele. Again, I was amazed. There are no words to describe how beautiful and impressive the state of this Castle. Stayed the night in Brasov. The accommodations were very nice. I was very comfortable and slept very well. Day 2 - we went to Libearty - a brown bear sanctuary. They were so cute and I was very pleased with the organization trying to help rehabilitate the brown bears. Second stop on this day was the Castle Bran or Dracula's Castle. It was impressive, but also very touristy. I enjoyed myself, but many people got in the way of my pictures. Romania is a beautiful county. I really suggesting taking a tour similar to this and I recommend Florin to be your guide.

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Atp bucharest final prediction: mariano navone vs marton fucsovics.

• April 20, 2024
• Damian Kust

The Tiriac Open in Bucharest returned to the tour after eight years, and while the rain had some rough moments, it should all come down to a brilliant final on Sunday. Will Mariano Navone claim his maiden title, or can Marton Fucsovics return to the winners’ circle after six years? Who do you think will come out on top?

ATP Bucharest Final Prediction

Mariano navone vs marton fucsovics.

Head-to-head: First meeting

Mariano Navone was dominating clay Challengers in the latter half of last year , and while at first there were some moments of doubt in terms of his ability to translate it to the main tour, the Argentinian is now playing the sort of tennis he was back then. A final in Rio de Janeiro, a semifinal in Marrakech, and the final here are just his last three events. The 23-year-old is such an expert in clay-court rallying, and it’s all based on being a phenomenal ball-striker as well.

Marton Fucsovics hadn’t made a final in three years, but the Hungarian is always there as a part of the tour and hasn’t finished outside the Top 100 since 2017. His run at ATP Bucharest started with a wild 0-6 tie-break comeback against Valentin Vacherot, but he picked it up not long after and defeated some of the title favorites like 2nd seed Tallon Griekspoor or 4th seed Alejandro Tabilo to earn himself a shot at a 2nd ATP Tour title (Geneva 2018).

Navone was a little disappointing in his previous final effort in Rio, but that, in general, felt like a run in which he was a little fortunate. It’s now that he’s feeling like the player who looked unstoppable last year, and while Fucsovics has that experience and plenty of tennis IQ, the peak game of the Argentinian is more dangerous on clay. Whether it’s by pressuring his opponent or by turning points around against his forehand, Navone seems to have the cards in his own hands here a bit more than the Hungarian does.

Prediction: Navone in 3

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