Top Bucharest Classic Car Tours

Explore Bucharest in a retro electric car on a private tour. Discover landmarks like the Palace of Parliament, 1989 Revolution Square and Arch of Triumph. Learn about Romania's communism from a local guide.Enjoy live guided information and lots of photo stops at the main locations

The Bucharest of Contrasts Tour cross the entire city to uncover Europe’s most contrasting capital—a mix of 19th-century Belle Époque charm, stark Soviet ideology, massive Socialist urban planning, and raw post-Socialist realities. A fully restored vintage Dacia from the ’70s–’80s becomes your time-travel vehicle through Bucharest’s diverse worlds. During the tour, we explore: • The Bourgeois Royal Quarter of the 19th century • The Soviet Quarter of the 1950s • The Socialist Bedroom neighbourhoods of the 1970s • The post-socialist city ghetto (80s-90s) • The Socialist Quarter surrounding the Parliament House (80s) From Cotroceni’s aristocratic villas to the vast 1970s housing estates and the striking Ferentari ghetto, you’ll experience real life across Bucharest’s layers of history. This unique ride offers memorable street impressions and truly special photos with an iconic Romanian classic car—the ultimate off-the-beaten-path Bucharest city tour.

The Red Patrol Romanian authentic 80’s Dacias take you to 2 flea markets of Bucharest for an amazing tour of antique & old stuff shopping or mingling with the locals. The Flea Market Tour is a ride in an urban discovery of the present and the past of the city: you will cross the city from one corner to the other, you will meet the locals & mingle with the them. And of course, you will not miss the Romanian Communism landmark, the Parliament House (Casa Poporului), the 2nd building in the world, where you will stop to hear its story & get the best pictures of your trip: with you & your friends, our vintage cars and The Parliament House. In Bucharest flea markets just be ready to find everything you can imagine: from plates to teapots to magazines, stamps, books, bags military coats, from watches to jewelry or from toys to furniture. And it’s not all Communism! Depending on your luck you can find items going back far beyond the golden age of the Dictator, down to the XIXth Century!

What could be a greater adventure than Bucharest City Tour in a Share Tour with maximum 5 persons and having a elegant minibus for our time exploring : The Palace of Parliament or People’s House, The Bucharest National Village Museum, Calea Victoriei (Victory Avenue), Revolution Square,The Bucharest Old City Centre! Join us!

The Romanian Vintage Car Driving Tour of Bucharest is a unique local experience: a 16 km panoramic trip through Bucharest while driving or riding ( you choose ) a Romanian Vintage car from the 80s The drive starts in the center of Bucharest - from the Revolution Square- and offers a panoramic ride of the city with 3 stops at spectacular landmarks which define two different Eras – The House of the Parliament, the second biggest office building in the world built by Nicolae Ceaușescu in the 80s and the Arch of Triumph, the Romanian version of the French one built in the 20s by our King , Ferdinand and at the Revolution Square. We stop to take photos of you, your team and the cars, in the most instagrammable places of Bucharest . While driving the Romanian Classic car - Dacia - you will catch the eyes of everybody walking on the streets, Bucharest locals will wave at you and this will make you feel like a rock star! PRICES ARE PER CAR ( max 3 pers )

Discover the landmarks in Romania's most beloved classic, take the perfect Instagram photos, have a truly authentic culinary experience outside the city center. This is the ultimate Bucharest City Tour you are not allowed to miss. Experience Bucharest like a local aboard a lovingly preserved Dacia 1300, Romania's most iconic classic car. Cruise through the city's grand boulevards while discovering stories from the communist era, then dive into the colorful world of Obor Market, the city's most authentic marketplace. Complete your journey with Romania's most beloved street food: freshly grilled mici served with mustard, and a cold local beer. More than a sightseeing tour, this is a chance to taste authentic Romania, meet local culture, and discover parts of Bucharest that most visitors never get to see.

Hop into your Romanian Dacia and see the city through an alternative lens on a private 2.5- to 3-hour Communist tour. You have the option to drive the car yourself or relax as while a chauffeur takes care of navigation. The itinerary takes you on a circuit past the most significant landmarks from the city's eventful Communist era. See the Palace of Parliament, Revolution Square, Victoriei Street, and more.

Our Bucharest Highlights: 6-Hour Chauffeur-Driven Tour stands out by offering a personalized and luxurious exploration of the city. Unlike standard tours, our service provides a private chauffeur and a luxury vehicle, ensuring a comfortable and exclusive experience. You have the flexibility to customize the itinerary, spending more time at sites that interest you the most. Whether you want to dive deep into the history at the Palace of the Parliament, enjoy the vibrant energy of the Old Town, or relax in the serene Herastrau Park, our knowledgeable chauffeurs will guide you every step of the way. With our attention to detail and commitment to exceptional service, you can relax and enjoy Bucharest at your own pace. Book now to experience a tailored journey that truly immerses you in the heart of Romania's capital.

Visit Dracula’s Castle at your own pace without having to worry about how to get there on this private tour from Bucharest. As you tour this medieval castle’s rooms and courtyard learn how it actually relates to Dracula and Bram Stoker’s novel, while also discovering the history of Bran Castle and why it’s so important beyond its literary connection. Entrance fees to Bran Castle are not included in the tour.

Don’t let a large tour group slow down your sightseeing; visit Sibiu from Bucharest with this private tour that lets you see the city at your own pace. On the way to Sibiu, stop at the 14-th century Cozia Monastery and nearby picturesque Turnu Monastery. Once in Sibiu, start with the historical center’s main square and visit attractions such as the Lutheran Evangelical Cathedral for its sweeping tower views.

See several of the most popular destinations in Transylvania all in one day with this private tour from Bucharest. Start with the glamorous Peles Castle, once a royal summer residence, and the nearby Sinaia Monastery. Next, travel to Bran Castle, the most famous castle in Romania, due to its nickname “Dracula’s Castle”. Finish the day in Brasov, walking through its beautiful historical center. Entrance fees to attractions are not included.

Explore Bucharest’s communist past on a guided tour in a classic Romanian Icon, Dacia 1300. Visit the Palace of Parliament, Primăverii Palace, and the “Red Bourgeoisie” neighborhood. Start with a guided visit inside the Palace of Parliament, the world’s heaviest building and one of the most extravagant projects of the communist regime. Explore its marble halls, monumental staircases, and grand meeting rooms while learning about the massive human and economic cost behind its construction. After the visit, enjoy a photo stop outside the building to capture its monumental scale and imposing architecture. Next, explore Primăverii Palace, the private residence of Nicolae Ceaușescu and his family. Step inside the luxurious world of Romania’s former dictator: marble bathrooms, gold accents, indoor pool, secret rooms, and extravagant décor. Your guide will share stories about the Ceaușescu family’s daily life and the secrets of this once forbidden place.

The Saxon villages appeared in Transylvania around the XVIIIth century when the Hungarian kings settled here German colonists. Their cultural identity was preserved thanks to the multitude of crafts and traditions despite the constant threat of the Ottoman Empire. Thus, the Saxons formed a strong community in Transylvania and managed to protect their land by creating fortifications around their churches. Nowadays, among 150 medieval fortified churches, 7 are part of UNESCO world heritage. This tour is the perfect way to discover their story and step back time for only three days in the mysterious Transylvania.