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The Red Patrol Romanian authentic 80’s Dacias take you to 2 flea markets of Bucharest for an amazing tour of antique & old stuff shopping or mingling with the locals. The Flea Market Tour is a ride in an urban discovery of the present and the past of the city: you will cross the city from one corner to the other, you will meet the locals & mingle with the them. And of course, you will not miss the Romanian Communism landmark, the Parliament House (Casa Poporului), the 2nd building in the world, where you will stop to hear its story & get the best pictures of your trip: with you & your friends, our vintage cars and The Parliament House. In Bucharest flea markets just be ready to find everything you can imagine: from plates to teapots to magazines, stamps, books, bags military coats, from watches to jewelry or from toys to furniture. And it’s not all Communism! Depending on your luck you can find items going back far beyond the golden age of the Dictator, down to the XIXth Century!

On this attraction-packed, combo day trip, you’ll visit two of Romania’s most iconic sites. First, tour the Turda Salt Mine and get an insider’s glimpse into the history of local industries. Then, head to the Alba Iulia Citadel, one of the country’s most imposing landmarks. Tours include admission tickets to both attractions, plus round-trip transportation from Targu Mures.

The legendary heart of Romania, Transylvania is a land of age-old myths and striking natural beauty, with medieval villages that appear preserved in time nestled in the shadow of the Carpathians. Explore the region’s fascinating castles, palaces, fortresses and medieval villages on this packed 2-day tour from Bucharest. Unlock the mysteries of the Dracula legend, see where Romanian royalty once rested their heads and experience the traditional hospitality of the Transylvanian countryside. Stay overnight in the atmospheric village of Sighisoara, birthplace of bloodthirsty Vlad the Impaler.

The Bucegi Mountains offer some of the most unspoiled scenery in Romania, but day hikes aren’t enough to fully experience them. For travelers, the mountains have the added advantage of being located near Bran Castle, the fortress, museum, and national monument popularly known as the legendary home of Dracula. This tour takes you to see both in two days: from the Bucegi Mountains Plateau through the Padina Valley to Bram Castle.

We leave Sibiu and drive on the most scenic road of Romania- Transfagarasan. Once we reach Balea Lake, we are leaving the car and start the hiking adventure in Fagaras Mountain Range. Our hiking trail starts from 2030 m or 6660 ft, climb onto the left bank of glacier dale and it reach the maximum altitude of 2351 m or 7713 ft. after 2 hrs. Along this hike you will admire Transfagarasan Scenic Road and take some stunning pictures of the wild nature of Carpathian Mountains. Depending on your physical condition, weather and your equipment, we can extend this hiking tour, reaching the fifth highest peak or Fagaras Massif. Once we finish the hike we can descend to Balea Lake, the place where we dropped the car and we can have a nice lunch. Before starting the tour, your mountain guide will give you all the necessary information so you can choose the difficulty (easy or medium) of the trail and the time you will spend hiking. For this tour we require hiking boots and a good rain jacket.

Discover the cultural and historical wonders of Transylvania on a 5-day private tour. With hotel bookings and round-trip transportation taken care of, you're free to skip the stressful planning and embrace your Romanian adventure. The extensive tour hits all of the region's main attractions, including Sibiu (2007 European Capital of Culture), Sighisoara (Draula's hometown), and the monasteries of Bucovina.

Explore the beautiful land of Transylvania on this 5-day tour from Bucharest to Budapest. Visit a number of Romania’s highlights including Dracula’s Castle, the Royal Peles Castle, the UNESCO-listed citadel of Sighisoara and much more as you make your way to the Hungarian capital of Budapest. Learn about the history of each city from your informative guide and enjoy a stress-free trip with all accommodation and transfers taken care of.

Uncover the true history of Dracula inspiration Vlad the Impaler on this private full-day tour to sites with authentic connections to the bloodthirsty prince. Departing from Bucharest, visit the royal court of Vlad Tepes at Targoviste and climb to the top of crumbling Poenari Castle — known as the real ‘Dracula’s castle.’ You’ll also visit the former capital of Wallachia at Curtea de Arges to admire its medieval fortress, monastery and church. Throughout the day, learn about the life and legends of this captivating figure from your knowledgeable guide.

Leave the bustle of Bucharest for a private full-day tour to the towns of Constanta and Balchik, located on the Black Sea. See the Naval Museum in Constanta and take a scenic walk along the pier. Continue to Balchik where you visit Balchik Palace and its beautiful gardens, which overlook the sea. You'll learn about Romania's history and culture from your informative guide throughout the tour.

Visit two history-packed countries on a single, multi-day trip on this double-duty private tour of Romania and Serbia. Cover traditional and modern sides of each location, from fortified medieval sites to Communist landmarks. Highlights include a scenic boat ride on the Danube, a tour of Bran Castle, which belonged the man who inspired the Dracula legend, and a visit to the Sighisoara Citadel, inhabited for centuries.

Take a break from bustling Bucharest and discover 3 top Transylvanian attractions on a full day tour to LiBEARty Brown Bear Sanctuary, Bran Castle, and Târgoviște. See rescued bears in their natural habitat before exploring 2 historic landmarks associated with the Dracula legend. Absorb scenic rural views as you transfer comfortably between sites via air-conditioned minivan, and gain insight into the region from your guide’s on-board commentary.

Discover the Black Sea city of Constanta on a full day tour from Bucharest. The popular holiday destination boasts over 2,000 years of history and provides a wealth of natural and man-made attractions. Your journey there is made simple thanks to provided end-to-end transportation. There’s something for everyone to enjoy during the robust itinerary with visits to the Statue of Ovidius, Orthodox Cathedral, and Aquarium Constanta.

Immerse yourself in the ecosystem of the Danube Delta on this 2-day tour from Bucharest. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site with the benefit of guided commentary; you'll follow a curated itinerary to ensure you don't miss a thing. Learn about the 45 species of fish and more than 300 species of birds while catching sights of some of them in the wild.

This full-day trip is designed for those who want to learn more about the story of the winemaking tradition in Romania. Hear about different grape varieties and the fermentation process, and get expert tips on wine-tasting techniques. To understand the winemaking story, our first stop will be the “Crama 1777” museum. Located on the famous “Wine Road,” where we will discover how the wine was made and aged in the XIX-XX century. After that, you will discover the first winery on our itinerary. A wine expert will be waiting for you, and the experience will start with an overview of the winery with detailed explanations about the winemaking process; Here, you will taste 3 different wines. As you can imagine, each winery has its own unique technique for producing wine, so the second stop will allow you to compare them. Between the two visits, we will stop for a traditional lunch in a special place filled with peace and natural beauty.

The tour will start from your hotel and following an eight-hour itinerary will show the participants the most interesting sights of Bucharest downtown with entrance at the Parliament Palace* (optional – open between 10 am – 3 pm), Cotroceni Palace (optional – open between 10 am – 3 pm) and The Village Museum (optional – open between 10 am – 4 pm). On the road, we will stop for lunch (optional) in a local restaurant.

The Saxon villages appeared in Transylvania around the XVIIIth century when the Hungarian kings settled here German colonists. Their cultural identity was preserved thanks to the multitude of crafts and traditions despite the constant threat of the Ottoman Empire. Thus, the Saxons formed a strong community in Transylvania and managed to protect their land by creating fortifications around their churches. Nowadays, among 150 medieval fortified churches, 7 are part of UNESCO world heritage. This tour is the perfect way to discover their story and step back time for only three days in the mysterious Transylvania.

Salt and wine, two ingredients without which life wouldn’t be the same! These are the key ingredients for our trip, as well. Prepare to visit the largest salt mine in Europe and take advantage of the therapeutic benefits of the mine. Later, enjoy a ride to one of the picturesque wine routes of Romania and find out the story of the winemaking tradition in our country. You will visit a beautiful wine cellar and have a traditional lunch in a very pleasant atmosphere.

This Bucharest Private Food Tour serves as a great introduction to the city’s food scene and shows you the ins and outs of where you may want to go back for a full meal during your trip. Plus, since this is a private experience, you’ll enjoy an intimate time in Bucharest eateries with your guide. Your guide tells you about what makes each place special to locals before trying sample dishes of traditional Romanian cuisine.

Get to know the many sides of Bucharest on a private six-hour tour.  Your guide will meet you at your hotel before your day of adventure begins. To ensure that you have a comprehensive experience, the tour is broken up into three main attractions: Parliament Palace, Village Museum, and the historical center. Explore each of them at your own pace with your private guide on hand to answer any questions.

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.

Discover Romanian history and contemporary culture on a private 6-day tour. The exclusive excursion is perfect for adventurous travelers who hate planning. See the most famous attractions of Transylvania, including Bran and Peles Castles, along with lesser known gems, such as the UNESCO listed painted churches of Bucovina. With private transportation and lodgings taken care of, all you have to do is sit back and enjoy the journey.

Discover Transylvania on this private day trip from Bucharest that combines the region’s medieval history with some of its most captivating animals. See dozens of rescued Carpathian brown bears in a natural forested habitat at the Liberty Bear Sanctuary in Zarnesti. Later, explore a world of knights, princes, and Ottoman warfare at the imposing 14th-century Rasnov Fortress.

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.