Top Bucharest Underground Tours

Appreciating Bucharest’s unique history, culture, and landmarks can be tricky on a self-led excursion. Explore the Romanian capital on a private tour, and benefit from your guide’s undivided attention as you explore top sights such as the Palace of the Parliament, Revolution Square, and National Village Museum. Customize your departure to suit your schedule, and enjoy seamless transfer across the sprawling city by air-conditioned vehicle.

Avoid crowded tourist excursions with a private 2-day tour to discover Transylvania’s many medieval sights. Visit historic locations including Sibiu, Bran Castle, and Brasov, and gain insight into the scenic region’s history and legends from your local guide. Take in views of the striking landscape as you travel with ease via private vehicle, with round-trip transportation from your Bucharest hotel, and enjoy an included night’s stay in a Sighisoara hotel.

Get acquainted with Bucharest’s cultural sights and culinary delights on half-day walking tour of the Romanian capital. This tour combines sightseeing with eating and is, therefore, ideal for both history buffs and food lovers. Tick off all of Bucharest’s top sights—including Revolution Square and Lipscani, Bucharest’s historical center—and feast on a 3-course meal of Romanian classics. Don’t risk having a bad meal as this tour guarantees fine food and excellent historical commentary. Lunch and a drink are included.

Trace the rise and fall of Communism in Romania on this walking tour of Bucharest. Learn how the Communist Party and the dictator Ceausescu seized power, controlled dissent and demolished huge swaths of the city to create distinctive architectural monuments. Visit political memorials and Communist-era landmarks to see how the regime and subsequent 1989 revolution have left a permanent mark on the city.

Gain a deeper understanding of Bucharest and many of its most prominent attractions through this walking tour focused on what life was like under communism in Romania. Follow your guide as they take you through the city’s streets and use the surrounding scenery to illustrate the effects of communism and how it shaped life for people in Bucharest. This small-group tour is not suitable for people using wheelchairs.