All Oradea Tours & Excursions in 2026

Explore Oradea through its gourmet culture on a private foodie walking tour featuring four restaurant stops. With an expert guide to help select the best regional specialties, you’ll get a comprehensive introduction to local flavors that would otherwise require many different restaurant meals. Between wine flights, beer samples, and 15 tastings, it’s enough for a hearty lunch—come hungry.

Encounter the main sights around the Romanian city of Oradea, known for its Art-Nouveau architecture, with this guided walking tour. See popular attractions around the city like the city’s beautiful Moon Church and Black Hawk Palace Arcade, without the need for a map or guide book thanks to your personal tour guide. As you explore, sample local snacks like plăcintă and try the Romanian spirit palinca.

Discover a remote corner of Romania that most travelers miss. Known as “Bride’s Veil,” the scenic waterfall is one of the country’s most stunning—and overlooked—sights. Enjoy free time to explore the picturesque setting, and take a scenic stroll up a rugged trail in the Apuseni mountains. You’ll also visit a nearby lake and dam. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and the comfortable air conditioned car with up to 3 passengers.

Romania is known for its natural landscapes, but exploring in the vast and remote country can be difficult. Travel with ease to the remote Scarisoara Cave from your Oradea hotel via air-conditioned car, and explore the cave’s ancient ice walls and stalagmites before continuing on to Tauz Spring, Coiba Mare, and Coiba Mica. Capture memorable snaps of these striking natural features, and learn more about their history from your guide.

Visit one of Romania’s most mysterious attractions, The Bear’s Cave, on a private one-day tour from Oradea, a difficult task if you don't have your own vehicle. Descend into the cave to see 15,000-year-old bear skeletons and teeth, and learn about their fate from your professional guide. Enjoy hotel pickup and drop-off included, plus access to the on-site ethnographic museum at no extra cost.

Romania is known for its striking landscapes, but for a truly unique experience try exploring the galleries, playgrounds, and boating lake hidden more than 328 feet (100 meters below) the earth’s surface in the Turda Salt Mine, built on a mining site dating back to Roman times (entrance not included). Travel privately and easily to the distant location via air-conditioned car, with hotel pickup and drop-off from your Oradea hotel included for convenience.