Top Romania Private Sightseeing Tours

This comprehensive private day tour allows you to learn about Romanian history, travel into the countryside, and tick off the beautiful cities of Sighisoara and Sibiu in a day. Save hours researching Romania’s highlights and let a private guide take care of the itinerary and transportation. Sights on the tour include the UNESCO World Heritage site of Sighisoara, Rupea Citadel, and the old city of Sibiu.

Hike among the spectacular Carpathian Mountains on a trekking tour of Piatra Craiului National Park. Follow one of two routes on a half-day hike through alpine meadows, fragrant forests, and country villages that seem untouched by time. Exploring in a small group ensures that you can walk at a pace that suits the entire group. See the cavernous Zarnesti Gorge, and learn about the traditional rural industries of cheese-making and shepherding.

Fit in a visit to beautiful Bulgaria, all without navigating border crossings or booking a hotel. On this private day trip from Bucharest, see the best of Romania’s southern neighbor with a guide, including the beautiful medieval city of Veliko Turnovo, the 12th-century Tsarevets Fortress, a cave monastery, and charming Arbanasi Village.

Boasting over 6,000 years of viticulture, Romania is one of Europe’s oldest wine hubs. But most travelers overlook the region’s tastiest legacy. During this wine-tasting, you’ll discover Romania’s standout reds, rosés, and whites—all from the comfort of Bucharest. In an authentic winery, listen to legends of Romanian vineyards and the stories surrounding wine production. You’ll also have a chance to taste wines from around the world, with over 100 labels on the menu.

Explore the remains of Dracula’s Castle on this small-group day trip from Bucharest. Meet your English-speaking guide in Bucharest, then travel by minibus to Transylvania. Admire the scenery beyond the window on the leisurely drive into the country, an ideal prelude to two of Romania’s most stunning castles, Peles Castle and Bran (Dracula’s) Castle. Hit the charming city of Brașov in south Transylvania. When Peles Castle is closed, you'll extend your visit in Brasov to enjoy more of its atmospheric old town.

Quickly and easily travel between the many attractions around Bucharest by car or minivan on this private tour of the city. With your guide, visit popular Bucharest sights such as the Palace of Parliament, Ceausescu Mansion, and the Romanian Athenaeum, learning about their history as you go. This private tour has a limit of seven passengers.

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.

This private day tour from Bucharest combines the mystery of a subterranean salt mine with the bubbling mud 'volcanoes' of Buzau County, topped off with some of Romania's best wine. Descend underground to explore the caverns of Unirea Salt Mine, Europe's second-largest salt mine, and then refresh with an optional optional wine tasting at Lacerta Winery. End the day with a look at the curious geothermal cones that spout mud and natural gases near the town of Berca.

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.

Enjoy Bucharest’s nightlife scene, without the hassle of scrolling through reviews and recommendations, on this group pub crawl. Centered around the city's Old Town, let your guides handle the planning as you visit a handful of the area's bars, pubs and clubs. Get to know your fellow travelers with games, whether your on your own or out with a small group of friends.

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.

Discover the diverse and layered history of Bucharest on a 3-hour walking tour. Stroll with a knowledgeable guide through the capital’s most interesting neighborhoods, stopping along the way to hear local legends and historical anecdotes. See landmarks like the stunning Palace of Parliament, University Square and the Kretzulescu Church, and learn how the Cold War shaped the city’s landscape.

Unlock the secrets of the "Crown City" of Transylvania. Step into a medieval fairy tale on this interactive walking tour. Venture beyond the Council Square into hidden corners to uncover legends of Saxon settlers, tragic fires, and invaders. Why travelers love this Questo experience: The Narrowest Street: Squeeze through Strada Sforii (Rope Street), one of Europe's narrowest streets, and unlock its history. Gothic Icons: Solve riddles by the Black Church, Eastern Europe's largest Gothic church, and discover why it turned black. Medieval Defenses: Walk ancient walls to Catherine’s Gate and the Weavers' Bastion to see how the city defended itself. 100% Flexible: No tour guide. Start anytime. Pause for a traditional papanași (donut) and resume instantly. The Mission: Play as a medieval chronicler. Can you solve the clues and protect Brașov's secrets?

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.

Regimented tours leave little time for exploring and it's easy to feel overlooked in a large group.  Avoid both of these things on a full-day castle tour with a visit to Brasov. It’s entirely up to you how much time you spend in each place.  Stop whenever you like for pictures or food (at your own expense). Included entry to both castles allows you to skip the ticket lines and maximize your time inside.

Travel off the beaten path on a private day trip from Bucharest that combines the flavors, history, and culture of Romania. Explore the Slănic Prahova salt mine, the largest in Romania, and connect with the legend of Dracula at Snagov Monastery, home to the island grave site of real-life prince Vlad Dracul. In between these historic destinations, enjoy a traditional Romanian lunch and local wines at a hand-picked country wine cellar.

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.

Taste your way through Bucharest’s most charming and unusual ‘mahallas,’ or neighborhoods, on a small-group food tour. Venture beyond crowded squares and Communist architecture to discover the Romanian capital’s quieter, Belle Époque quarters, where Old World elegance meets bohemian flair. Along the way, pop in to lively markets, specialty shops, and cafes to sample the best of artisan Romanian cuisine like goats-milk cheese, cured meat, bread, craft beer, and Wallachian doughnuts.

Go beyond the central tourist zones and see a side of Bucharest that most travelers don't see on this eye-opening private tour. Gain insights into marginalized communities respectfully, as your guide leads you to the Romanian suburbs. Safely navigate the complex socio-economic realities of the Ferentari and Rahova neighborhoods, pass the notorious Rahova Penitentiary, and travel to Sintești to examine the striking silver-roofed Roma palaces.

Brasov is one of Romania’s most picturesque cities, but knowing what to see and where to start takes insider knowledge. Orient yourself through the heart of the Old Town during this private walking tour with the longest route. You’ll tick off “must sees” like the city’s medieval-era gates and panoramic views from Black Tower, while getting insights and recommendations about off-the-beaten-track activities in Brasov and beyond from a guide born in Transylvania.

Immerse yourself in the legends of Transylvania with a visit to Bran Castle, Peles Castle, and Râșnov Fortress. Departing from Braşov, the full-day tour begins with a stop at Peles Castle, known for its opulent, Bavarian-style architecture. Next up is Bran Castle, also known as Dracula’s Castle, where you can wander the castle’s Gothic chambers and learn about its ties to Bram Stoker’s undead antihero. Finally, stop at the imposing, 13th-century Rasnov Fortress.

Embark on a guided hike through the stunning Piatra Craiului National Park, where you can uncover its natural beauty with ease. Say goodbye to navigating with a map and instead reap the rewards of having a personal guide to put together a custom route that’s tailored to your experience level. As you traverse the trails, enjoy plenty of scenic photo opportunities as well as a pit stop at a mountain hut to rejuvenate.

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.

Leave the crowds of Bucharest behind and travel 682 feet (208 meters) underground at the Slanic Salt Mine on a private tour. Relax, as comfortable transportation takes you from your hotel to the 17th-century salt mine, which is the largest in Europe. Here, you’ll enjoy free time to explore and take photos. Next, head up to the Carpathian Mountains and get an up close look at how Romanians live in traditional villages.