Top Romania Bus Tours - page 31

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.

Visit Unirea Salt Mine and historic LacertA Winery on a full-day, private trip from Bucharest that tailors the two top attractions to your schedule. Exploring with a private guide means personalized insights into Romanian history and culture, as you go deep underground then savor an included tasting of six local wines.

Get an up-close and personal look at the legends of Romania on this 2-day private tour of Dracula’s Castle and Sighisoara from Bucharest. Avoid the hassles of traveling with a large group, and instead venture to the heart of Romania with your own knowledgeable private guide. Take a two-day trip through Transylvania while learning about Romania’s history, medieval towns and myths.

Discover the extraordinary with Romania On The Map's Salt Mine day tour. Delve into the vastness of the Slanic Prahova Salt Mine, Europe's largest, with therapeutic microclimates and breathtaking formations. Our friendly guides and modern vehicles ensure an immersive journey through history and underground wonders, making this tour an unforgettable exploration of Romania's hidden treasures.

Our tour wants to showcase the slower, rural life in the regions of Maramures and Bukovina. We visit local craftsmen, experience food made by small, local guesthouses. Religion is very important here and church building & painting techniques are varied. This is why we visit wooden churches of Maramures as well as Moldavian monasteries in Bukovina. A break from the norm is the Happy Cemetery in Sapanta, but also the egg painting demonstration in Vama. We choose higher than average hotels and guesthouses to ensure you have the comfort you need.

Spend two days immersed in the medieval legends and dramatic scenery of Transylvania on this guided tour from Brasov that combines the best of Romanian culture and nature. Hike among the most majestic peaks of the Carpathians in Piatra Craiului National Park, tap into the region’s vampiric lore at Bran Castle, and imagine medieval sieges at imposing Rasnov Fortress. Get a taste of mountain village life with an overnight stay at a local guesthouse and included meals.

Via Transilvanica Experience – Poiana Mărului to Râșnov | 3 Days. A guided journey through Terra Borza Teutonica, the historic land of the Teutonic Knights! Traverse one of the Via Transilvanica's most picturesque and historically layered stretches, connecting Poiana Mărului’s rustic charm, Zărnești’s mountain allure, Bran’s legendary past, and Râșnov’s Saxon legacy. Over three days, gentle hikes are interwoven with tales of Teutonic knights, Saxon pioneers, and the enduring spirit of rural Transylvania. Why This Via Transilvanica Experience? Over three days, this Via Transilvanica expedition immerses you in authentic rural rhythms, Saxon culture, and stunning Carpathian views. Journey through Poiana Mărului’s vibrant village life, historic towns such as Zărnești and Bran, and the fortified Saxon enclave of Râșnov, all brought to life by tales of Teutonic knights, Saxon settlers, and cherished traditions.

Experience some of Transylvania's lesser-known natural and cultural treasures on this full-day combo tour from Sibiu. Take the scenic alpine Transfagarasan highway, one of Europe's highest road, into the Fagaras Mountains, where you'll hike to the glacial Balea Lake. Admire the diverse architecture of Romania at the Gothic Cistercian Abbey near Cârţa and the stately 18th-century Brukenthal Palace, a masterwork of Baroque style.

Embark on a journey to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sighisoara on this full-day small-group tour from Sibiu. Discover the 16th-century fortress complete with nine towers and many ornate churches that is also the birthplace of the Vlad the Impaler, also known as Dracula. Stop at the UNESCO-listed Biertan village, a key Saxon town with a fortified church, on the way back to Bucharest.

Knowing the best spots to celebrate Halloween in Romania can be difficult. Discover Transylvania’s iconic Bran Castle, associated with the Dracula legend, and dance the night away at a party in its grounds on a 2-day Halloween tour from Bucharest. Gain insight into the region from your guide as you spend your second day exploring Brașov itself, and avoid hidden costs with dinner and accommodation included as per itinerary.

Enjoy the best Halloween ever in Dracula’s birth place – the Medieval Citadel of Sighisoara! A 2 day self guided break departing from Cluj Napoca (located in the middle of Transylvania). The main highlight is the Great Dracula Ball in Transylvania, including Open Bar and a special program featuring a unique Magic Show, an impressive Ballet Performance and the Ritual of Killing of The Living Dead.

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.

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.

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.

Visiting the Craiova Christmas Market is not just a seasonal outing — it’s an experience full of warmth, joy, and wonder that captures the true spirit of Christmas in Romania. Discover the festive spirit of Craiova at one of Romania’s most beautiful Christmas markets in Europe! This year’s theme is The Nutcracker, and you will step into a fairy-tale winter experience, filled with dazzling lights, joyful music, and cozy holiday vibes. To make your visit truly remarkable, we offer: A modern electric fleet with brand-new cars Experienced, professionally trained drivers English-speaking drivers for your convenience 24/7 customer support Let the warmth, colors, and flavors of Craiova’s Christmas Market make your winter truly unforgettable!

Forget about the crowded tour buses and the strict schedules! Think of this as a road trip with a local friend who knows all the best spots. I’ll pick you up right from your doorstep in Brasov, and we’ll head out for a chill half-day adventure. Sure, we’ll see the legendary Bran Castle (and I'll make sure you get the best tips for your visit), but the real treat comes after. I’m taking you to a hidden gem in Moieciu de Jos—a cozy artisan pastry shop called Panner. It’s where we locals go for the best handmade strudels and a quiet coffee with a mountain view. No tourist traps, no rush—just good vibes, great pastries, and plenty of stops for photos whenever the landscape catches your eye. Let’s explore Transylvania at your own pace! Since this is a private experience, we can easily tailor the day to your needs. Whether you want to spend more time taking photos, skip a stop, or start at a different hour, just let me know and I'll make it happen!

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.