Top Romania Ghost Tours

If you love a good ghost story but don’t want to get swept away with a crowded tour group where it’s hard to hear your guide, opt for this Bucharest Ghost Hunt Exploration Game Experience. This interactive game is played on an app with no time limits and with the people of your choice. Plus, you’ll solve clues that take you to new stops throughout the city to hear spooky tales.

Admire two of Romania’s top castles plus the medieval town of Brasov in a single day with this private tour from Bucharest. Save time with hotel pickup and set off with your driver to Peles Castle and Bran Castle (known as Dracula’s Castle), with free time to visit both at your own pace. End with a stop in Brasov where you can sightsee and shop before the return drive to Bucharest.

Our audio guide will lead you beyond the typical tourist stories and tell you intriguing tales, on your phone, on your time and your pace. Uncover the mysteries and enjoy a thrilling and captivating experience. In Bran, Dracula’s village, spooky stories lurk around every corner, and you can experience them on our remarkable Vampires, Ghosts and Haunted Places Tour. If you are a traveller and your desire is to discover the legends and dark secrets that make each location truly special, you have arrived at the right place. You’ll receive the most valuable and fascinating audio guidance, without the guide being physically present. We are storytellers who combine history and legends with entertainment in the most unique and engaging way.

Vlad III, the Prince of Wallachia, was born sometime between 1428 and 1431, probably in Sighişaora, Transylvania. His patronymic, ‘Dracul’, means Dragon, derived from the membership of his father, Vlad II Dracul, in the Order of the Dragon, an order of chivalry for the defence of Christianity in Eastern Europe against the Ottomans, so the young Vlad became known as Dracula, or “son of Dragon”. The exact date, cause, and location of Vlad’s death is unknown, but is believed to have taken place between October and December 1476, when he disappeared in battle. It is known, however, that his head was taken to Constantinople as a trophy. His daughter Maria was meanwhile brought to the Neapolitan court, whose ruling family was allied with her own family, where she was adopted and eventually married to a Neapolitan nobleman.

Explore Bucharest on this captivating walking tour that blends vampire legends, communist secrets, and sacred history. Discover how Vlad the Impaler, the real-life Dracula, founded the city. Stand at Revolution Square, reliving dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu’s dramatic downfall, and marvel at how Bucharest survived his oppressive regime. Visit iconic landmarks such as the Romanian Athenaeum, ancient churches miraculously saved from destruction, and stroll down elegant Paris-inspired boulevards. Listen to intriguing stories of saints, sinners, and heroes—an unforgettable journey through Romania’s dark, fascinating, and divine past! This self-guided walking tour is perfect for history buffs and travelers who prefer exploring at their own pace—without being rushed by tour guides.

Dare to follow the footsteps of Dracula and discover one of Europe’s most surprising underground worlds in a single unforgettable day. Cross the peaceful waters of Snagov Lake to visit the mysterious monastery believed to guard the tomb of Vlad the Impaler, the real ruler behind the Dracula legend. Hear the chilling stories, uncover the truth behind the myth, and experience a place filled with history and intrigue. Then journey deep below the surface into the breathtaking Slanic Prahova Salt Mine, where enormous salt chambers create a spectacular hidden world unlike anything you’ve seen before. With expert guides, comfortable transportation, and perfectly planned stops, this tour offers an exciting mix of legend, history, and natural wonder. Entrance tickets are not included in the base price, but you may select the ticket-included option at checkout, or your guide will be happy to assist you with purchasing them on-site.

Explore Transylvania’s castles and historic sites on a private tour that’s tailored to your interests—a personalized alternative to group tours with fixed itineraries. After visiting Peles Castle and Bran Castle (aka Dracula’s Castle), choose the last stop yourself, whether that's the impressive Rasnov Fortress or the hiking paths through the mountains at Poiana Brasov. Admission tickets are your own expense so you can pick what’s important to you.

Uncover the forgotten secrets and haunted histories of Fort Chitila on a private tour near Bucharest. This unique excursion explores the mysterious WWI-era fortifications stress-free. Follow your guide through the now-abandoned site, hear supernatural tales, and experience the atmospheric remnants of this overlooked attraction. With round-trip transportation included and the flexibility to choose the start time, this excursion offers a thrilling option for curious travelers who want to venture off the beaten path.

Visit three iconic Transylvanian attractions during this full-day, private multi-stop tour from Brasov. Observe brown bears in the wild from an unseen vantage point during a stop at the Bear Sanctuary in Zarnesti. Learn about the real-life historical figure behind the Dracula legend at Bran Castle. And enjoy panoramic views over the Carpathian mountains from sprawling, hilltop Rasnov Fortress. Door-to-door transportation is included.

Explore the dark legend of Dracula and the historical figure of Vlad the Impaler on this engaging tour through Bucharest. Begin with an illustrated presentation at First Coffee, delving into the life of Vlad and the political landscape of his time. Wander through Old Town to see the medieval city wall and the entrance to his royal court, providing insight into his reign. The tour concludes at Muzeul Municipiului București, where you'll view a rare historical document sealed by Vlad himself, offering a unique glimpse into the man behind the myth. Uncover the truth behind the legend and decide for yourself whether he was a tyrant or a protector. - Illustrated presentation on Vlad the Impaler's life and legacy - Visit key historical sites in Bucharest's Old Town - See an authentic document sealed by Vlad at the museum - Engage with local storytelling that explores the myth of Dracula

Transylvania harbours a rich and enigmatic history that is most evident in its castles. Travel between Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle), Peles Castle, and Rasnov Fortress with ease on a stress-free tour of Transylvania. By letting your guide drive, you’ll spend less time focusing on the road and more time admiring the spectacular scenery between each landmark. Plus, you’ll forgo the hassle of navigation and avoid getting lost on the winding roads of Romania.

Plan your Bucharest airport transfers in advance with minimum fuss, using a private transfer service that goes to or from Bucharest Henri Coandă International Airport. You’ll meet a professional driver in the arrival hall or your hotel lobby, and relax before your vacation or onward journey. Child seats are available free of charge.

Discover Transylvania's history, flavors, and wildlife on a small-group day tour from Brasov. An extensive and varied itinerary makes this excursion ideal for history buffs, foodies, and animal lovers alike. The experience begins with guided tours inside Brasov Castle (Dracula's Castle) and Rasnov Citadel. Later, enjoy a tasting and behind-the-scenes look at a Palinca distillery. Round out your Romanian adventure at Libearty Bear Sanctuary Zarnesti.

Set off for Transylvania from Bucharest during this guided tour that includes round-trip transport to Bran Castle and Peles Castle. Along with both optional castle visits, enjoy a walking tour of Brasov before your guide sets you free in the medieval town to enjoy some independent time.

Check out the lights and landmarks of Bucharest by night without travel hassles on this small-group evening tour. View the floodlit Revolution Square, Parliament Palace, and more from a comfortable minivan as a guide provides background, and enjoy a guided stroll around the Old Town to absorb the evening buzz and prettily lit inns, churches, and cobbled streets. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for extra ease.

Our driver will wait for you in Airport Arrival Hall with your name written on an iPad in front of the Green Travel Agency. He will take your luggage and drive you safe to your destination in Bucharest.

Visit the largest brown bear sanctuary in Europe and Bran Castle in one day on this small-group tour with a professional English-speaking guide. See rescued brown bears and learn about their rehabilitation efforts at the Libearty Bear Sanctuary in Zarnesti. Afterwards, explore the Gothic Bran Castle, more popularly known as Dracula’s Castle, with your guide to provide historical context and insights.

Experience both the highlights and best kept secrets of Bucharest on a four-hour bike tour. A bike and helmet are conveniently included, as is a your guide.  Explore the city by bike and expand your discovery radius without getting worn out or feeling rushed. See the city’s top attractions, including the Parliament Palace, and lesser known points of interest, such as the Gypsy neighborhood.

Transylvania is home to some of Romania’s top sights, but getting around on your own can be a hassle. Save hours with this driving tour, giving you enough time to take in three highlights in a single day. Begin with a guided tour of the brown bear sanctuary in Zarnesti before moving on to Bran Castle, where the legend of Dracula began. End with a stop at Peles Castle, said to be one of the most beautiful in the world.

Uncover Bucharest’s Jewish heritage on this city tour, calling at landmarks such as the Jewish Quarter and Holocaust Memorial to learn more about the lived experiences of Bucharest’s Jewish population over the last centuries. Hear personalized insights from your private guide and benefit from dedicated time to explore each site, with round-trip transfers via private vehicle included.

Embark on a journey through Romania's rich history and stunning landscapes with a tour that takes you to three remarkable landmarks. Your adventure begins with a visit to Poenari Fortress, perched dramatically on a cliff overlooking the Argeș River. Known for its association with Vlad the Impaler, the real-life inspiration for Dracula, this fortress is steeped in legends and medieval history. To reach it, you'll climb 1,480 steps, but the breathtaking panoramic views from the top are well worth the effort. Next, we travel to the majestic Curtea de Argeș Monastery, a masterpiece of Romanian architecture. This stunning religious complex, built in the 16th century. The monastery is also the final resting place of Romanian kings, adding an extra layer of historical significance. Finally, you'll visit the historical site of Royal Court in Târgoviște, This is most famous for its association with Vlad the Impaler (Dracula), who ruled from here.

Explore Romania’s southern neighbor—and enjoy hassle-free logistics—on a full-day trip to Bulgaria. Departing from Bucharest with just a small group for company, cross the border into the foothills of the Balkan Mountains and visit Veliko Tarnovo, the capital of Bulgaria during medieval times. Then, learn about Bulgarian history from your guide while visiting Ruse, one of the country's most elegant cities.

The tour begins at the designated meeting point in the heart of Brașov. From there, set out on a scenic 30/40 min drive to the legendary Bran Castle. Completed in 1382, this medieval fortress stands proudly on a rocky cliff between Măgura and Dealul Cetății, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Your journey continues to the charming mountain resort of Sinaia, once the favourite summer retreat of Romania’s Royal Family. Visiting Castle Peles(160 rooms) that was built for the first King Carol 1 in 1873 and finishing in 1914, then Castle Pelisor(99 rooms) build for his nephew Ferdinand and Queen Maria. A quick stop to Monastery Sinaia that was build in 1695 and new Church in 1842. Next, visit the elegant Cantacuzino Castle, completed in 1911 by the renowned architect G. Cerchez at the request of Prince Gheorghe Grigore Cantacuzino. This impressive Neo-Romanian-style residence boasts grand interiors, an art gallery, and sweeping views of the Bucegi Mountains.