Bucharest Day Tours Benefits:

– Our guides are only professional licensed guides

– Local Knowledge of the area’s history, culture and traditions will enhance your experience

– Flexibility in terms of time, options and structure, before and during the tour

– Time saving by taking away the hassle of organizing it. This leaves you with more time to enjoy your vacation.

– Avoiding language gap that can be a big problem for many people when visiting to a new place.

It’s your first visit to Bucharest. The check in is done and now you can switch to holiday mode and explore.The wide range of online tools will lead the way, but they won’t offer the human touch – a local host who brings you closer to the vibe of the city.
With this in mind, we created a few tours to help you zoom in the essentials and see how the past meets the present.
Don’t worry about any overload – at the end of the day, all we want is to offer an enjoyable mix of history, culture and local life. Our walking tours are customized and adapted to your needs and requirements.
Recommended for daytime.
Personal meet & greet at the accommodation and flexible starting hour.
Focus on Historical City Centre
Mission: travel in time from early days of Old Town to the golden age of Little Paris.
Itinerary – Old Town area – first trading hub in Dracula’s times, Old Court ruins, St. Anton’s Church, University Square, Grand Central Victoria boulevard and Roman Square.
Estimated time: 3 – 4 hours, adapted to the size of the group
Customized rhythm – relaxed stops for food and drinks
Personal guidance as long as necessary
Available all year. From late October – late March, we recommend an earlier starting hour due to shorter daylight.

Everybody knows the French and Italian wines, but few people are familiar with the Romanian flavors and the local production.
We would like to bring you closer to the Romanian wine trails and stimulate your senses in an afternoon tasting.
Passionate about wine or just curios – anybody can include it in the local experience.
Standard Package
Recommended in afternoon, between 15 -18:30 for a comfortable atmosphere.
Location: best wine bar in Old Town area
Includes: 6 Romanian white & red wines from various winery regions of the country, a bottle of still water 0.3 l, crackers and olives. Each tasting wine glass contains 50 ml of wine/pers.
Meet & greet at accommodation, reservation, setup and personal assistance at the wine bar for anything necessary.
Detailed information provided by the sommelier about the wines and geographical areas of origin.
If you are interested in particular types of wine, we can customize on request other options.

Recommended for daytime.

Personal meet & greet at the accommodation and flexible starting hour.

Focus on communist heritage and key areas.

Mission: understand Ceausescu era, late days of communism and the impact on modern times.

Itinerary: the trail of Ceausescu’s Project Bucharest – Communist Civic Center – Unirii square, Unirii boulevard – formerly named Victory of Socialism, People’s Palace – the grand communist building – 2d largest in the world

Palace Hall – former headquarters of Communist events, Revolution Square – the start of the revolution and last days of communism.

Estimated time: 3 – 4 hours, adapted to the size of the group.

Customized rhythm – relaxed stops for food and drinks.

Personal guidance as long as necessary

Available all year. From late October – late March, we recommend an earlier starting hour due to shorter daylight.

Sinaia Monastery, Peles Castle (Sinaia), Dracula’s Castle(Bran) and Brasov (The Black Church and quick tour in the old city)

Sinaia Monastery was founded by Prince Mihai Cantacuzino in 1695 and named after the great Sinai Monastery on Mount Sinai. It’s well known for its mural paintings.

Peles Castle was built between 1873 and 1883. This Neo-Renaissance castle placed in an idyllic setting in the Carpathian Mountains, on an existing medieval route linking Transylvania and Wallachia and was the world’s first castle fully operated by electric power. The castle has rooms with dedicated themes from world cultures, themes that can vary by function (offices, libraries, armories, art galleries) or by style (Florentine, Turkish, Moorish, French). Bran Castle, the fortress commonly known as “Dracula’s Castle, is situated on the border between Transylvania and Wallachia. This Castle is one among several locations linked to Dracula’s Legend and it is marketed as the home of the titular character in Bram Stoker’s Dracula. The castle was first used in 1378 in defense against the Ottoman Empire, and later became a customs post on the mountain pass between Transylvania and Wallachia. Brasov city, Kronstadt, is the capital of Brasov County and the 8th largest Romanian city. It is surrounded by the Southern Carpathians, and is part of the Transylvania region. The city is notable for hosting the Golden Stag (Cerbul de Aur) international music festival and its famous Black Church. The Black Church was built by the German community of the city and stands as the main Gothic style monument in the country, as well as being the largest and one of the most important Lutheran places of worship in the region.

Included:
-A friendly, English speaking guide
-Assistance during the entire tour
-Transport with car or minivan
-Walking tour in the historical center of Brasov

Not included:
-Entrance fee for the castles
-Personal expenses, food and drinks at meals
-Photo and video inside the tourist objectives

Muddy Volcanoes and their eruption represent an unique phenomenon in Europe. The Muddy Volcanoes area has been declared a natural monument since 1924, being the only area in Europe where this phenomenon can be seen. Similar sites can be found in Siberia and Australia. Everything that surrounds this area looks like a wasteland territory. A lot of tourists have described the volcano area as being similar to the a selenian landscape.

Included:
-A friendly, English speaking guide
-Assistance during the entire tour
-Transport with car or minivan
-Entrance fee for Muddy volcanoes

Not included:
-Personal expenses, food and drinks at meals
-Photo and video inside the tourist objectives