Top Bucharest Sightseeing Tours - page 24

Salt and wine, two ingredients without which life wouldn’t be the same! These are the key ingredients for our trip, as well. Prepare to visit the largest salt mine in Europe and take advantage of the therapeutic benefits of the mine. Later, enjoy a ride to one of the picturesque wine routes of Romania and find out the story of the winemaking tradition in our country. You will visit a beautiful wine cellar and have a traditional lunch in a very pleasant atmosphere.

Escape the city in favor of the Transylvanian wilderness on a 2-day bear watching tour from Bucharest. In a small group limited to 15, you’ll leave Romania’s capital far behind and venture to top Transylvania attractions such as Peles Castle, Sighisoara, Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle), and Brasov, home to the Gothic Biserica Neagră (Black Church). Plus, you’ll head deep into the forest to hopefully observe brown bears in their natural environment. Overnight accommodation, hotel pickup and drop-off, and breakfast are included.

Veer away from the traditional tourist path on a private 2-day tour of the Danube Delta. Begin with a visit to Constanta, which dates back to the 6th-century BCE and boasts a wealth of historical attractions including a Roman edifice and mosaic. After a restful night at a family-owned guesthouse in the fishing village of Murighiol, observe native wildlife during a boat tour along the delta. Conclude with a visit to Tulcea, before return to Bucharest.

Nicolae Ceausescu and his wife Elena ruled the country for 24 years, from 1965 until 1989. During those years, Romania underwent several changes, and the population had to endure an endless number of injustices and restrictions. Generally, historians present the Romanian Communism in two segments: one between 1965 and 1971, and one between 1971 and 1989. During his first years as a ruler, Nicolae Ceausescu had an open policy towards Western Europe and the United States of America, which strayed from the Warsaw Pact signed during the Cold War. This period is best characterized by a relative liberalization of Romania. A new constitution was adopted in 1965, and entrepreneurship was widely encouraged. The main focus of the Communist Party seemed to be the improvement of people's personal comfort, and large funds were allocated to building flats so that everyone could own a private residence.

Discover Romania driving brand-new Suzuki Jimnys on an epic 3 day off-road tour, guided by a professional trainer. We've got you covered with everything you need: 4x4 vehicles with insurance, fuel, hotel accommodation, daily meals, road snacks – so you can focus entirely on the adventure. This trip is designed to provide the ultimate experience, whether you're a beginner in off-road, or an enthusiast seeking new challenges. The route offers breathtaking scenery, exciting terrains, and unforgettable moments. We pride ourselves on maintaining a fleet of brand-new off-road Suzuki Jimnys, made in Japan. You can trust that our vehicles will always provide a reliable and thrilling ride. Full Itinerary: Day 1: Bucharest – Ploiești – Câmpina – Comarnic - Doftana – Predeal – Brașov Day 2: Brașov – Zizin Valley – Zăbrătău – Comandău – Vf. Lăcăuți – 3 Counties Fronteer – Comandău Day 3: Comandău – Vf. Lăcăuți – Three County Frontier – Varlaam – Nehoiu - Pătârlagele – Ploiești – Bucharest