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Visit Romania's most famous castles, from the royal family Castle to Dracula’s Castle. You will visit Peles Castle in Sinaia, it was built by Romania first king, Carol I. You will travel to Rasnov Fortress and after to Bran Village where you will find Dracula Castle. It is best known for its character Dracula, but don’t be surprised if you will find another story there. You will go to Cheile Gradistei – Moeciu to have lunch in a traditional Romanian restaurant. On your way back you will drive through Brasov to admire the city. Brasov is famous for its medieval fortifications walls and towers that enclosed the city hundreds of years ago. You will see: The Council Square, Brasov's Defensive Fortifications.

The tour will start in front of the hotel. First you will stop for visit at Village Museum – one of the greatest outdoor museums in the Balkans who was founded by Royal Decree in 1936. There are more than 60 original houses, farmsteads, windmills, watermills and churches from all of Romania’s historic regions. Most of the houses date from the mid-19th-century. The museum has a great souvenir shop, and a stall selling traditional Romanian sweets and cakes. It even has a restaurant, La Francu, set in an original 19th-century inn. Children love the museum, and it makes for a perfect family outing. Next stop it will be in front of the Palace of Parliament to take photos of the world’s second-largest administrative building and former dictator Nicolae Ceausescu’s most infamous creation. You will visit for 1.5 hour of Palace of Parliament After the visit, you will go back at the location on Unirii Boulevard where you can see the famous artesian fountains.

It will be a marvelous journey to Vlad the Impaler castles, well known as Dracula from fiction roman of irish Bram Stoker. Also I will have the honor to present you 2.000 years of Romanian history true the journey to Peles - Royal Hohenzollern castle, Rasnov Fortress and Brasov city.

You will be picked up from your hotel in Bucharest, from surrounding areas, or from Henri Coandă International Airport. Step into a comfortable car and set off on a private tour of Bucharest’s most important landmarks. Drive through the city and make photo stops at the main attractions for approximately 2 hours. Visit the city’s key highlights, including the Palace of the Parliament, the National Cathedral, Cotroceni Palace, the Arch of Triumph, and the Village Museum. As an optional extra for interested guests, you can also visit Cernica Monastery. After the sightseeing part, spend approximately 3 hours shopping at Mega Mall. Once you finish shopping, you will be dropped off at your preferred location.

Discover the authentic charm of Romania: fine wines, surprising aromas, and landscapes that leave you speechless. Whether you want to relax in the heart of nature or share a memorable tasting with friends, this place will win you over from the very first moment. Savor the elegance of local wines, where tradition meets innovation, and enjoy the spectacular views of hills draped in vineyards. Come and experience the genuine hospitality and the magic of this special corner of Romania.

Your adventure begins in Bucharest with pick-up from Piața Victoriei, followed by a scenic drive through charming villages, rolling hills, and the Carpathians. The first stop is the legendary Dracula’s Castle (Bran Castle), perched on a cliff with panoramic views. Explore its medieval chambers, winding corridors, and engaging exhibitions that bring the Dracula legend to life. Next, visit the Prejmer Fortified Evangelical Church, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to marvel at its massive walls, wooden towers, and historical significance as a Saxon sanctuary. Finally, arrive in Brașov, a medieval city with cobblestone streets, colorful baroque buildings, and the lively Council Square. Admire the Black Church, enjoy free time for photos, coffee, or optional exploration, while your guide shares fascinating stories and legends throughout the day, making this an unforgettable Transylvanian journey.

It is the carotid artery of the city, where its vital energies flow. Today eclipsed by the traffic of wider boulevards, it best preserves, in its almost 4 kilometers, the history of over four centuries in the history of the capital of Romania, both through the diverse architecture of the buildings, and through the fascinating suite of history that stretches along its sides, accumulating the largest number of firsts in all of Bucharest: the first cinema, the first ice cream parlor, the first theater, the first taxis or the first sidewalk. If we add the presence of originals such as Constantin Tănase, the first Romanian superstar, Grigore Capșa, the most famous Romanian entrepreneur from the Belle Epoque, Tănăsache Eliad, one of the first cardboard millionaires, or even famous animals, such as the dog Leandru or the ram Ghiță, we get an amalgam that can capture the attention of the passer-by for hours, taking him through the corners of old Bucharest.

Every metropolis of the world also includes a city of the dead: a necropolis, but also a space of memory, a place where the deeds, works and conceits of the great personalities of a nation will be preserved for future ages. Bucharest found such a place in an older manorial garden once surrounded by vines. Once the first noble families chose to raise their tombs here, it soon became a national temple, bringing together the great names of literature, art, history, industry and every other imaginable profession. Many of these are housed under true masterpieces of architecture and sculpture, ennobled by the patina of time. A huge museum hidden in a sea of greenery, in the middle of which you get lost in past eras, forgetting about the noise of the big city, left somewhere on the edge.

Known as the largest salt mine in Europe, Slanic Prahova is an old salt mine 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. 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. Optional visits according to your selection: Therme Spa Bucharest: One of Europe’s largest wellness centers, with thermal pools, saunas, steam rooms, and slides – perfect for relaxation and fun for all ages. Snagov Monastery: A 15th-century island monastery with Byzantine-Romanian architecture, linked to Vlad Țepeș and said to hold his tombstone. National Village Museum “Dimitrie Gusti”: Open-air museum showcasing 300+ traditional houses, churches, and crafts from across Romania.

Discover the largest brown bearst sanctuary in the world. The LiBEARty sanctuary in Zarnesti is hosting more than 100 bears, saved from captivity and offered a happy life in a natural environment. Recognized by many specialists as the most ethical sanctuary in the world, its territory lays on 69 hectares of coniferous forests located near Brasov. Second place you will visit is the legendary castle of Count Dracula in Bran (very close to the bear sanctuary). 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 (historical heart of Transylvania). 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.

Uncover Bucharest’s charm on this walking tour that combines history with the finest Romanian wines. Explore the heart of the city, from grand boulevards to hidden gems, guided by a local expert. This experience is designed for curious travelers who want to explore the heart of Romania’s capital while indulging in its rich winemaking heritage. After discovering Bucharest’s iconic landmarks, indulge in a wine tasting featuring five premium local wines—two whites, one rosé, and two reds—crafted from unique Romanian grape varieties. Enjoy a mixed platter of cheeses and charcuterie (vegetarian options available), paired with expert insights into the wines and their origins. Why Join This Tour? • Two-in-one experience: History and wine in one tour. • Expert insights: Learn about Bucharest and Romanian wines. • Flavors of Romania: Taste carefully selected wines and local delicacies. Book your spot today and experience Bucharest through its sights and flavors!

Embark on a thrilling private tour through the heart of Romania, combining the untamed beauty of the Carpathian Mountains with a unique chance to spot wild brown bears in their natural habitat. Your guide will help you watch responsibly these animals in their natural environment. This adventure takes you along the legendary Transfagarasan Highway, offering breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and unforgettable wildlife encounters. Why You Should Choose This Tour • Wildlife Encounters: Increase your chances of seeing brown bears in their natural habitat. • Breathtaking Landscapes: Experience one of Romania’s most stunning scenic drives and witness the breathtaking beauty of the Transfagarasan Road. • Historical and Religious Insights: Discover the historical significance of Poenari Castle and Curtea de Arges Monastery • Personalized and Flexible: Benefit from a private tour that allows for personalized stops and flexible pacing, ensuring you get the most out of your experience.

Discover the Magic of Transylvania’s Christmas Spirit and Medieval Heritage. Embark on a fairytale journey through the heart of Transylvania, where medieval legends meet the festive glow of Christmas markets, sparkling decorations, and winter flavors that warm your soul. Visit royal castles, charming medieval towns, and the most beautiful Christmas markets in Romania — all wrapped in a cozy holiday atmosphere. The countryside in the mountains is simply beautiful, the local guest houses are waiting to welcome us in a cozy atmosphere and the traditional cuisine is a very nice touch not to be missed. There is enough time for photos stops, lunch/coffee breaks or just sit & rest when you need. As being a private tour, we guarantee flexibility and personalized service.

Discover the flavors and history of Bucharest on this compact yet immersive walking tour. Designed for travelers who want to explore city’s cultural highlights while enjoying authentic local street food, this experience blends storytelling, architecture, and handpicked tastings in an easy, relaxed format. Walk through the historic heart of the city, admire iconic landmarks, and sample delicious street snacks just like the locals do. Why Choose This Tour Fast, flavorful, and cultural – Experience Bucharest’s essence in just few hours. Authentic tastings – Street snacks selected from places locals genuinely enjoy. History meets flavor – A cultural walking tour combined with light food stops. Private experience – Your pace, your style, your guide. Licensed local guide – Insightful stories, historical context, and real local recommendations. Book your spot today and experience Bucharest through its sights and flavors!

Famous for its scenic landscape and Balkan culture, Romania’s often-overlooked communist history also served to shape the country as it is today. Learn about the fall of the communism on a half-day tour of Bucharest and visit significant landmarks including the Palace of the Parliament, Primăverii Palace, and Revolution Square. Travel between sites with ease via private vehicle, and save time with pickup and drop-off from selected central hotels.

Bucharest, by far the largest metropolis of Romania, with its 600 years of written history gathered a tremendous amount of stories, every inch sweating dramas, hopes, humor and love stories. We have created a short walking tour of only 3 hours in which we try to show a large part of the symbols that give personality and a good understanding of a European capital, divided but also reborn countless times over the centuries. See below, in the expectations section, the complete description of the tour.

Join our tour of Bucharest and discover the highlights with stories and secrets, makeing your visit rich and unforgettable. Discover, interact, and learn during this multi-stop car tour around the city of Bucharest. Benefit from your guide’s undivided attention as you explore top sights such as Palace of Parliament, Arch of Triumph, King Michael Park, Revolution Square with its monuments and much much more.

This full-day adventure combines the world’s most famous driving road with the real history of Vlad the Impaler and ancient hidden gems. What do giants have to do with ravens, in an ancient monastery carved into the rock? We don't have all the answers, but we can learn about these mysteries on the spot, in an exceptional natural setting. And so prepared, we travel on the famous mountain road that became the star of the Top Gear show to see the Carpathian brown bears. We’ll have some stops on the way, as well as a lunch break in the middle of Vidraru Dam. Did I mentioned the bears?

Explore the enchanting region of Transylvania with a visit to the iconic Bran Castle, famously associated with the Dracula legend. This tour also includes a trip to the nearby Bear Sanctuary, where you can observe rescued bears in a natural habitat. Enjoy gaining insights into the history and myths surrounding Bran Castle from your knowledgeable guide. Perfect for history buffs and nature lovers, this experience combines culture and wildlife for a memorable day out in Romania. - Visit the legendary Bran Castle and learn about its Dracula connections - Discover the Bear Sanctuary and witness rescued bears in a safe environment - Benefit from expert commentary from your guide throughout the tour - Ideal for travelers interested in history, culture, and wildlife conservation

Explore the fascinating Slanic Prahova Salt Mine, a unique underground marvel, on this guided day trip. After marveling at the mine's striking formations, enjoy a delightful lunch at the winery 1000 Faces, surrounded by beautiful vineyards. The journey also includes a visit to the historical Snagov Monastery, where Dracula's tomb lies, adding a touch of legend to your adventure. This tour offers private transport for a comfortable experience and a chance to delve into the rich culture and history of Romania. - Guided tour of Slanic Prahova Salt Mine and Snagov Monastery - Enjoy a delicious lunch at the winery 1000 Faces - Private transport ensures a comfortable and personalized experience - Discover the legend of Dracula at his supposed tomb in Snagov Monastery

What does salt mine has to do with spiritism? Jump into medieval gems of Wallachia, still in use today and learn about the dramas of the workers used in the past in the salt mines. Explore Europe’s largest Salt Mine, the third in the world. Get touched by spirituality and experience spiritism and mysticism, in the Castle of Julia Hasdeu. Regarded by the locals as highlights of the historical region called Wallachia in present day Romania, these places inspire fear and respect in the population still affected by the ghosts of the past. Nevertheless, it’s an amazing tour and the Castle has unique architecture, built by a grieving father in order to connect with the spirit of his premature lost daughter.

Discover Bulgaria's hidden treasures on a short, unforgettable trip, in a cultural excursion, just 90 minutes from Bucharest. Crossing the Friendship Bridge over the Danube is, in itself, a symbolic experience of crossing a historical border. This tour takes you across Romania's border, over the great Danube River, combining fascinating history, wild nature, and local gastronomic delights—the perfect experience to escape the hustle and bustle of city life for a few hours. You'll Explore Ruse, known for its beautiful architecture, and enjoy scenic views at the natural reserve, perfect for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. This tour offers an intimate experience with a local guide, ensuring you gain deeper insights into Bulgaria’s cultural heritage. Lunch at a good restaurant with local cuisine or wine tasting outside Ruse at the Nisovo winery (the client shoud point that after booking).

Explore the intriguing history of Bucharest on this engaging walking tour through the old town, where cobbled streets echo tales of the past. Visit the Snagov Monastery, reputedly the final resting place of Vlad the Impaler, famously known as Dracula. With an expert historian guiding you, uncover the facts and myths surrounding this legendary figure while enjoying the charm of the city’s architecture and culture. - Discover the old town of Bucharest through a guided walking tour - Visit the Snagov Monastery, home to Dracula's grave - Learn about the life and times of Vlad the Impaler from a historian - Perfect for history buffs and fans of Dracula lore

Over two days, the road carries you through mountains that have guarded borders for millennia, into cities shaped by merchants, kings, and myths. It is a journey measured as much in atmosphere as in distance, where history is felt underfoot and silence can be as eloquent as stone. We''ll experience The Top Gear Road, Vidraru Dam, Poienari Fortress and Bran Castle, the Towns of Sibiu and Brasov and Dracula's grave. The Essence of the Journey - A true mountain fortress tied to the origins of the Dracula legend - Dramatic Carpathian scenery and engineering marvels - An overnight stay in one of Transylvania’s most refined medieval cities - Iconic castles balanced with authentic towns and quiet places - A rhythm that allows history to be felt, not rushed - Ideal for travelers drawn to atmosphere, history, and storytelling This two-day Transylvania journey is a crossing—between regions, between centuries, and between what is written in books and what is sensed on the road.