Top Romania Sightseeing Tours

Discover the highlights of Bucharest with ease with this private sightseeing tour by tuk tuk. See more of the city with less time and effort. Choose from 1-, 2-, and 3-hour tours or a night tour and see landmarks from the Old Town to the Press House and hear the stories behind them from your guide.

Discover the highlights of Bucharest with this guided walking tour. Over the course of two hours, get a good overview of the city and see many of its major sites, including the Royal Palace, Parliament, Stavropoleos Monastery, Manuc’s Inn, and more, with a local guide to provide historical context and insights.

Get a quick overview of Bucharest’s top attractions on a private tuk-tuk sightseeing tour. Enjoy live commentary on the city’s history, as the chauffeured three-wheeler passes by the Palace of Parliament, Victory Avenue, Revolution Square, and numerous other landmarks. The tour is the perfect opportunity to orient yourself to the city’s layout for future exploring. Don't forget to ask your guide for personalized suggestions for what to do during the rest of your vacation.

Get to know Bucharest as you explore the city’s historic landmarks, lively neighborhoods, and grand boulevards. Benefit from the undivided attention of your private guide on this 3-hour walking tour, discover the striking architecture and storied history of the Old Town, and learn about Bucharest’s communist past as you stroll down Calea Victoriei and visit Revolution Square.

Instead of choosing between a car tour and a walking tour, this private sightseeing adventure combines both. First, enjoy a panoramic car tour to save time and see important sights such as the exterior of the Palace of the Parliament. Then take a walk around Bucharest’s center, passing the Palace of Vlad the Impaler, the Royal Palace, Revolution Square, and Victory Avenue.

Cruise along one of Europe's most scenic mountain roads on a day trip to the Transfagarasan Road—an alpine pass featuring countless switchbacks and spectacular views of the Southern Carpathians. Along the way, delve into medieval Romanian history and breathe in the fresh mountain air while admiring views of the Vidraru Dam. Enjoy the expertise of a local guide make for an unforgettable Romanian road trip.

Visit two monasteries and a palace with this private guided half-day tour from Bucharest. Soak up the scenic countryside during your drive, and visit Tiganesti Monastery, known for a fragment of the Holy Cross, Snagov Monastery, said to be the burial place of Vlad Tepes Dracula and the lakeside Mogosoaia Palace. Include hotel pickup and drop-off.

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.

This tour offers a private, personalized experience with a dedicated driver-guide, ensuring comfort, flexibility, and attention to detail. Unlike crowded group tours, you’ll explore Turda Salt Mine at your own pace, with the freedom to adjust stops, enjoy hidden viewpoints, and experience authentic local culture along the way.

Cover the top sights in Transylvania in 48 hours without the hassle of navigating unfamiliar roads or coordinating public transit with this private tour. Set off from Bucharest to take in the top castles and medieval cities on the first day. After overnighting in Sighisoara (own expense), visit the walled citadel of Sibiu before returning to Bucharest in the late afternoon.

Nature lovers, architecture fans, and those interested in tales about Vlad the Impaler—this is the tour for you. Visit the spectacular hilltop fortress of Poienari Citadel, as well as Vidraru Dam, and Curtea de Arges Monastery in a day. No need to wait around for buses, as convenient private transportation is included.

Discover Bucharest with a guide on this small-group tour of the city’s key sites, including the Palace of Parliament (Palatul Parlamentului) and the National Village Museum (Muzeul Satului). Booking a small-group tour ensures a more personalized service as you explore. Round-trip transport in a climate-controlled vehicle means you’ll travel in comfort, without the hassle of seeking out public transport.

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.

Rather than struggling to check off Transylvania's many sights on your own, see the best of the Romanian region with ease on this 2-day private tour from Bucharest. Head into the Transylvania countryside without having to drive yourself and explore the medieval cities of Brasov, Bran, and Rasnov at a relaxed pace over two days. As you travel, your guide fills you in on Romania’s complicated and fascinating history. This is a great way to explore Transylvania’s castles, villages, and fortresses by car and on foot.

Count yourself lucky that this tour offers an unforgettable sightseeing experience with the convenience of a private driver and guide. Meet your driver at your hotel in Bucharest and depart the capital city for Transylvania where you’ll visit two landmark castles: Peles Castle and Bran Castle. After touring the castles, you’ll have time to explore Brasov’s medieval city before returning to your hotel in Bucharest.

You will be taken from your hotel in Basov by a professional guide and you will go to the most spectacular road in Europe - Transfagarasan. We will stop first and visit the Carta Monastery built in the late Gothic style, by the Cistercian monks who came to Transylvania from Burgundy - France. Transfagarasan Highway is the most spectacular and beautiful mountain road in Europe, enough to feature on the UK motor show Top Gear, Transfagarasan Highway might just be “the best road in the world” as Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson claimed. It's a road going up in the mountains and unites Transylvania with Valachia. Great scenes, noisy waterfalls, Glaciar Balea lake, will make you feel great up there and forget about the stress of the city. During the winter, between the months of November and July, we will go up by van to the hotel Balea Cascada 1446, from where we will take the cable car (from here up the road is closed due to snow). The price of the cable car is not included .

Between UFO sightings and rumored hauntings, Hoia Baciu is one of the world’s creepiest woods. This private night tour explores the reality behind the myths along a 3.5-kilometer path to the famed Poiana Rotunda (Round Clearing). Experience a side of Transylvania most tourists don’t see while walking through the forest after dark.

Visit both the largest brown bear sanctuary in Europe and Bran Castle in one day—without the self-drive stress, on this small-group tour. See rescued brown bears and learn about their rehabilitation efforts at the Libearty Bear Sanctuary in Zarnesti. Afterward, explore the Gothic Bran Castle, more popularly known as Dracula’s Castle, with your guide who provides historical context and insights.

First-time Bucharest visitors that want to explore the city can always book a typical tour, but then you're stuck in a packed bus, where you're just one in the crowd. Enjoy a more personal sightseeing experience with this private tour, where you can enjoy your guide's complete attention, and see top sights around the city. Highlights include visits to the Palace of Parliament, National Village Museum, Revolution Square, and the Old City Center—all with your personal guide leading the way.

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.

Head into the wild and see Carpathian brown bears up close on this 3-hour tour from Brașov. Meet your guide in the city at sunset, then journey into the Carpathian Mountains, where you'll join up with a ranger. Trek into the forest in search of a hide, then wait quietly in hope of spotting the bears that inhabit the region. You might also see deer, wild boar, lynx and other native wildlife. Numbers are limited to twelve on this small-group tour.

Visit Transylvania's top attractions on a private day tour from Bucharest. Comfortable Wi-Fi-equipped transportation takes you from your accommodation into the Carpathian Mountains to Neo-Renaissance Peles Castle. Next, visit charming Bran Castle, commonly called Dracula’s Castle. Then, discover the historical center of Brasov with your guide. Entrance fees are not included, and you have ample free time to explore each location on your own.

Discover the true history of Vlad the Impaler on a captivating tour of the real fortress, royal courts, and sanctuaries where the real Dracula lived, ruled, and was laid to rest. Poenari Fortress: Conquer the authentic "Castle Dracula," an eagle’s nest perched high on a cliff in the Carpathian Mountains. Climb the 1,400+ steps through the forest to explore the rugged ruins Vlad forced his enemies to build, offering spectacular mountain views.... Next is: Târgoviște Princely Court: Explore the medieval capital where Vlad managed his fierce campaigns and executed his notorious justice. Climb the iconic Chindia Tower, built by Vlad as a military watchtower, for a panoramic view of the palace ruins and the royal church..... After we visit: Snagov Monastery: End the tour at a peaceful island sanctuary on Lake Snagov. Inside this 14th-century church lies the grave of Vlad the Impaler, where monks secretly buried his headless body after his assassination in 1476.