Top Bucharest Food Tours - page 3

Immerse yourself in the culture of Romanian wine production on this full-day tour from Bucharest. Visit some of the country's best sellers, accompanied by a guide who provides engaging commentary as you tour. Round-trip transportation from Bucharest means no need to rent a car or decide who will be the sober driver. Wine tastings at each cellar are included, and you'll stop for lunch (own expense) at one of the area's best restaurants.

Discover the natural wonders and wine of Romania on a private tour from Bucharest. After hotel pickup, you’ll visit Europe’s largest salt mine in Unirea. Here, you can walk around a soccer field, playground, and more, all housed 682 feet (208 meters) underground. Then, stop at a typical Romanian winery and enjoy a short tour and tasting (own expense). Lastly, explore the unique landscapes of the Muddy Volcanoes.

Crama Rasova offers an immersive wine tourism experience set against the scenic backdrop of Vifor Hill and the Danube. Explore modern fermentation techniques and indulge in premium wine tastings featuring a variety of local and international grape varieties. The adjacent Nativ restaurant serves exquisite dishes made from local ingredients, perfectly paired with Rasova wines. Enjoy panoramic views of the Danube and capture stunning photos in the outdoor area. This modern winery is ideal for wine enthusiasts and travelers seeking a unique getaway in Dobrogea, with transportation from Bucharest included. - Discover a diverse selection of wines, including rare local varieties - Enjoy wine tastings with expert guidance in a stunning setting - Savor local Romanian cuisine at the Nativ restaurant -Enjoy Danube River landscape from the Rasova Winery Hill - Convenient transportation from Bucharest with English-speaking drivers

Delve into the rich tapestry of Romanian history as you explore on this small-group tour from Bucharest. Travel with ease to Peles Castle for a guided tour through the German Renaissance masterpiece. Then visit the 17th-century Byzantine Sinaia Monastery before indulging in a curated wine- and cheese-tasting at Cantacuzino Castle.

Join a one-day trip from Bucharest that starts at noon, giving you time to sleep a little longer and enjoy a relaxed morning during your vacation. Leave the city behind and head into the gentle hills of the Carpathians to discover one of Romania’s most unusual natural sights. Explore the Mud Volcanoes of Buzau, located in the UNESCO Global Geopark Buzau Land, where gases rising from underground shape a surreal, moon-like landscape of grey cones and cracked earth. Later, continue to the famous Dealu Mare wine region, known for its sun-bathed hills and long winemaking tradition. Visit a local winery and enjoy a guided wine tasting while discovering the character of Romanian wines.

Let`s walk around Bucharest together, discover hidden gems, relax and make the best of our time. We start our tour in Piata Unirii where Bucharest was founded and we move up through the Old Town enjoying the restaurants and the coffee shops, and the Stavropoleos monastery, we stop for a freshly brewed beer at Caru cu bere. We continue on Calea Victoriei and stop for the best éclairs in town. Piata Romana will be our endpoint and from there on I can offer you hints on what to do next.

Slănic mine is an old salt mine, located in Slănic, Prahova County, Romania, 100 km north of Bucharest. The salt mine is closed for extraction purposes, but is open for visitors, featuring a microclimate with natural air-conditioning and constant temperature and atmospheric pressure throughout the year. It is made up of two levels, named Unirea and Mihai. Many of the visitors come for its supposed healing effects due to the purity of the air. Throughout the mine you will find various types of equipment for recreational activity such as playground equipment and some ping-pong tables. One area is sectioned off and is used for medical patients with lung cancer to come and rest in. The main elevator shaft is unique in that it has no metallic parts due to rust. After an elevator accident in 2014, minivans are used to spiral visitors up and down.