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Discover Bucharest’s nightlife scene like a local with a private guided bar crawl around Old Town. Enjoy a welcome shot of local Palinca, enjoy the views and vibes from a rooftop bar, and visit multiple bars and pubs in the area, with the stops customized by your guide to your interests and preferences.

Enjoy a day out of  the big city in one of the most prestigious Romanian wineries. Your air conditioned vehicle will take you out in one of the most spectacular Romanian countrysides in Prahova Valley . The trip is full of beautiful nature and you can enjoy in the distance the Carpathian mountains which were for centuries the border line between two of the Romanian regions : Wallachia and Transylvania.

Join Bucharest’s thriving nightlife scene with a group pub crawl that takes you to several of Old Town's most exciting bars and clubs. Meet other travelers and learn to party like a Romanian while a friendly guide handpicks the venues and arranges all the details to ensure a safe and memorable night out. Enjoy a welcome drink at each bar plus a few fun surprises along the way like karaoke or bar games, and capture every crazy moment with the help of your guide’s photography skills.

Book this private nightlife tour to explore the best venues in Bucharest, tailored to your interests. Your guide knows the night scene, so they can show you where to go and advise you on what to skip. Tell him your music genre preference, and then hit the streets. You can also stop for street food or a more upscale meal. Note though that drinks and food are up to you, except for a welcome drink.

It can be difficult for visitors to know the best spots to experience a city’s nightlife. Discover Bucharest by night on a bar crawl led by a local guide, and be immersed in the city’s party culture at a number of different locations, enjoying a free shot at each. Enjoy a customizable itinerary according to group preferences, and absorb live entertainment as you mingle with city natives.

Discover the authentic charm of Romania: fine wines, surprising aromas, and landscapes that leave you speechless. Whether you want to relax in the heart of nature or share a memorable tasting with friends, this place will win you over from the very first moment. Savor the elegance of local wines, where tradition meets innovation, and enjoy the spectacular views of hills draped in vineyards. Come and experience the genuine hospitality and the magic of this special corner of Romania.

We all love wine, but little is know about how it is made and the love and care small scale winemakers have for their lands and vines. We want you to taste the wine paired with local foods in the place where it was grown. We offer a unique experience which contributes to the development of slow and small scale eco tourism. We are at a convenient location - at just 5km outside Focsani a city at the border of Moldova and Valahia. We invite you to wine by the vine!

We depart from Constanta and head to the Histria Fortress -which is the oldest urban settlement in Romania, founded by the Greeks in the 7th century BC. Our guide will tell you fascinating stories from antiquity, where the ancient ruins and the landscape of Lake Sinoe create a special atmosphere. We continue to La Colibe, a small eco-traditional village in Corbu which offers an authentic experience in traditional Dobrogean style, with local gastronomy and a rustic atmosphere, perfect for a trip back in time. Here we will enjoy fresh pies, a wine tasting, guided by a local sommelier, and an energetic moment of traditional local dances that will connect us to the authentic spirit of the place. We end the evening around a campfire, at the golden hour, with the sunset as a backdrop and nature as a decoration. An intimate, relaxed and charming atmosphere, perfect to start your weekend differently – with peace, smile and inspiration.

Learn about Romania’s 6000 years of wine-making history on this relaxing and fun day trip. Enjoy the beauty of the Carpathian mountains and the vineyards at their foot. As well as wine samples, you’ll try a delicious traditional Romanian lunch. You won’t have to worry about finding a designated driver to get you home after sampling the wine, as transportation is taken care of for you.

Take a break from the city streets of Bucharest and venture out to Romania’s Dealu Mare wine region on this exciting bike tour. Join a small group and pedal through the countryside to explore one of the oldest wine regions in the country. Throughout the day, make stops at several vineyards where you enjoy tours of the facilities and guided wine tastings paired with snacks.

Journey across the border to Moldova and discover the fascinating history and legends of its capital city, Chisinau. On this private, full-day tour from Iasi, visit two medieval monasteries and see highlights of the Soviet-style capital, including the Arc of Triumph and Alexander Pushkin’s exile house. After a city tour, get a taste of something different in the underground cellars of Cricova Winery, known for producing wines enjoyed by leaders and dignitaries across Europe.

Experience the best of Romanian wine and cheese on a 3-hour gastronomy tour in Bucharest. En route to the wine bar, enjoy a guided tour of Old Town. Pause whenever you like to take photos in front of the city’s illuminated monuments.  Sample three distinct wines coupled with a complimentary cheese platter, while your guide explains Romanian cuisine and food culture. Leave with exclusive recommendations for local restaurants.

Delve into the rich tapestry of Romanian history as you explore on this small-group tour from Bucharest. Travel with ease to Peles Castle for a guided tour through the German Renaissance masterpiece. Then visit the 17th-century Byzantine Sinaia Monastery before indulging in a curated wine- and cheese-tasting at Cantacuzino Castle.

Discover the heart of the Balkans on this unforgettable 11-day Classical Tour of Romania and Bulgaria. From the legends of Dracula in Transylvania to the ancient Thracian tombs of Kazanlak and the grandeur of Rila Monastery, this immersive journey blends history, culture, and natural beauty. Stay in hand-picked 4-star hotels and explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites, medieval towns, and Orthodox monasteries, all with the guidance of a local expert. Whether you’re captivated by the romantic charm of Sighisoara or the vibrant energy of Plovdiv, this tour offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation across two of Eastern Europe’s most captivating countries.

Join a one-day trip from Bucharest that starts at noon, giving you time to sleep a little longer and enjoy a relaxed morning during your vacation. Leave the city behind and head into the gentle hills of the Carpathians to discover one of Romania’s most unusual natural sights. Explore the Mud Volcanoes of Buzau, located in the UNESCO Global Geopark Buzau Land, where gases rising from underground shape a surreal, moon-like landscape of grey cones and cracked earth. Later, continue to the famous Dealu Mare wine region, known for its sun-bathed hills and long winemaking tradition. Visit a local winery and enjoy a guided wine tasting while discovering the character of Romanian wines.

Let`s walk around Bucharest together, discover hidden gems, relax and make the best of our time. We start our tour in Piata Unirii where Bucharest was founded and we move up through the Old Town enjoying the restaurants and the coffee shops, and the Stavropoleos monastery, we stop for a freshly brewed beer at Caru cu bere. We continue on Calea Victoriei and stop for the best éclairs in town. Piata Romana will be our endpoint and from there on I can offer you hints on what to do next.

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.

Begin your adventure in Brateiu, where you’ll visit a traditional Roma family and watch coppersmith Emil Caldarar showcase his skills. In the Saxon village of Copșa Mare, participate in a hands-on felt workshop and enjoy a delicious homemade three-course meal prepared by our local host. Savor authentic Transylvanian gastronomy while learning about local bread-making traditions. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage fortified church in Biertan and enjoy local wines paired with village cheeses at a traditional farm. The highlights of our tour: - Visit traditional Roma and Saxon villages for unique cultural insights - Participate in hands-on workshops including felt-making - Enjoy a traditional three-course meal made with local organic ingredients - Taste local wine in Biertan - Explore historic sites including UNESCO fortified churches

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.

Casa Timis lies about an hour away from Bucharest by car, but it’s one of the most impressive locations in the area. Prebook this Casa Timis restaurant and wine cellar visit to guarantee your time there without having to worry about your way there. This experience provides round-trip transport from Bucharest and gives you enough time to enjoy the venue once you arrive.

Slănic mine is an old salt mine, located in Slănic, Prahova County, Romania, 100 km north of Bucharest. The salt mine is closed for extraction purposes, but is open for visitors, featuring a microclimate with natural air-conditioning and constant temperature and atmospheric pressure throughout the year. It is made up of two levels, named Unirea and Mihai. Many of the visitors come for its supposed healing effects due to the purity of the air. Throughout the mine you will find various types of equipment for recreational activity such as playground equipment and some ping-pong tables. One area is sectioned off and is used for medical patients with lung cancer to come and rest in. The main elevator shaft is unique in that it has no metallic parts due to rust. After an elevator accident in 2014, minivans are used to spiral visitors up and down.

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.

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.

The architectural and natural delights of Transylvania are plentiful and dispersed. Explore Europe’s most mysterious region with ease on a 2-day tour of Brasov, Bran, and Sighisoara from Bucharest, ideal for first-time visitors. Tick off highlights such as Peles Castle, Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle), and the UNESCO-listed Medieval Citadel of Sighisoara, and listen to the Gothic legends that have made Transylvania so famous. One night accommodation, entrance fees, and hotel pickup and drop-off in Bucharest are included on this small-group tour, limited to 15 people.