Top Budapest Multi-day Tours - page 2

Discover the myths, monasteries, and UNESCO listed sites of Transylvania on an 8-day small-group tour. With accommodation, transportation, and an on-hand guide included, the excursion is perfect for travelers who want to take advantage of every moment of their vacation time but hate planning. Sibiu, Sighisoara, and Brasov are just a few of the destinations on the robust itinerary, which provides a holistic look at the famous region.

Cover the highlights of history-rich Transylvania during this multi-day, small-group tour. Tour iconic castles like Peles and Bran (known as Dracula’s castle) and discover picturesque scenery and UNESCO-listed attractions in Sighisoara and Sibiu. Guided tours travel from Budapest to Bucharest and include ground transportation and hotels.

Embark on an unforgettable 5-day journey starting and ending in Budapest, Hungary, as you delve into the heart of Transylvania. This curated tour takes you through captivating cities, charming villages, and iconic landmarks, including Oradea, Cluj, Sibiu, and Timișoara. Experience the history, culture, and natural beauty of Romania, from medieval fortresses and Gothic castles to vibrant city centers and breathtaking mountain roads.

Explore the beautiful land of Transylvania on this 4-day tour from Budapest to Bucharest. Discover the rich culture of these two countries as you visit key places such as Timisoara—named the 2021 European Capital of Culture—Sibiu, the UNESCO-listed citadel of Sighisoara, Bucharest, Dracula’s Castle, and much more. This tour includes transportation, sightseeing tours, daily breakfast, and accommodation for the first three nights.

Step beyond the familiar and discover one of Europe’s last great cultural frontiers on a journey from elegant Budapest into the storybook landscapes of northern Maramures, Romania. A place where horse-drawn carts share the road with shepherds, wooden gates stand like works of art, and villagers still wear traditional embroidered clothing for Sunday church and festivals. This remote corner of Romania is home to some of Europe’s most extraordinary wooden architecture. But the true highlight of Maramures is its people. Here, folklore is not preserved in museums, it is lived. Meet local artisans who carve intricate wooden gates, watch women weave colorful textiles on traditional looms, and taste homemade plum brandy known as horinca often shared with warm hospitality and stories passed down for generations. You’ll explore charming villages like Breb and Ieud, where life follows the rhythms of the seasons, and visit the lively Merry Cemetery in Sapanta.