Top Wallachia Private Sightseeing Tours - page 9

National Village Museum and Comana Park , our attractions, will help you to discover one of the biggest open air museum from Europe and also an attractive Natural Park. Our journey will start with a cultural experience, National Village Museum, which combine different types of old constructions from 17-20 century, over 100 old houses from different villages transferred in the initial form here. The next experience will be Comana Natural Park. A place where you can do a lot of activities such: climbing in the trees, boat trips on the lake, archery, riding, admiring lavender field, having your lunch on the lake and many others. This tour is suitable for small groups, but also for families.

Most multi-day tours take place with groups, which can be inconvenient for travelers who want flexibility and privacy. This tour, which packs in a ton of Transylvania highlights, gives the best of both worlds: it’s a 4-day journey with a private guide. Visit churches, castles, capitals, mountains, and more.

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.

Experience the best of Romanian distilleries at a whiskey tasting in Bucharest. Meet your guide at Abel’s Wine Bar where you’ll enjoy four different types of whiskey with corresponding food samples.  You’ll also get a taste of pálinka (Romanian brandy).  Listen as your guide tells the myths and stories about the whiskey makers and their secret distilling process.

Embark on an unforgettable Private Tour along Romania’s most spectacular road – the Transfăgărășan Highway, hailed by Top Gear as the best driving road in the world. Our adventure begins with the ruins of Poenari Fortress, perched dramatically above the Argeș River Valley. We’ll stop to admire the fortress from below and hear its connection to Vlad the Impaler, the real Dracula. We do not visit interior at citadel. Next, we wind our way up the mountains to the impressive Vidraru Dam, a massive hydro-engineering structure offering panoramic views. The journey continues higher into the Făgăraș Mountains, with stops at scenic viewpoints before reaching the breathtaking Bâlea Lake (open only from June to October), nestled at over 2,000 meters altitude. Before descending, we’ll also stop to admire Capra Waterfall – a beautiful cascade surrounded by unspoiled nature.

Embark on a captivating 8-10 hour journey from Bucharest to the enchanting town of Sinaia. Enjoy a picturesque 2-hour drive through the Romanian countryside, immersing yourself in breathtaking landscapes. Discover iconic landmarks in Bucharest, relax by the serene Herastrau Park, and marvel at the Triumph Arch. As we venture into Sinaia, nestled in the Carpathian Mountains. ur guide provides insightful commentary during the scenic drive, transforming the commute into an enriching part of the adventure. Off-the-Beaten-Path Excursion to Doftana. Discover the hidden gem of Doftana, a place of genuine charm rarely explored by tourists. Engage in activities that showcase authentic village life, providing a unique and memorable experience. Captivating Stories Along the Way: Our guide weaves captivating stories throughout the tour, offering historical context and local anecdotes.

Experience the very best of Romania in a single day, combining royal history, medieval legends, breathtaking mountain scenery, and one of the world's greatest driving roads. Visit Curtea de Argeș Monastery, Romania's Royal Necropolis, admired for its remarkable architecture, intricate stone carvings, and the legendary story of Master Manole. Then drive nearly 100 kilometers along the legendary Transfăgărășan, featured by BBC on Top Gear as one of the world's greatest driving roads. Enjoy breathtaking alpine scenery, waterfalls, glacial lakes, and, if you're lucky, spot wild brown bears in their natural habitat. Stop at the foot of Poenari Fortress to take memorable photos and discover the fascinating history and legends of the real fortress of Vlad the Impaler before continuing to Vidraru Dam, Bâlea Lake, and Capra Waterfall.

Explore two of the most famous landmarks in Transylvania on this full-day private tour from Bucharest. Visit beautiful Peles Castle, the former summer home of Romanian royalty, in Sinaia, and tour its grand hall, gardens, and museum. Afterwards, explore the secret passages of Bran Castle, known as Dracula’s Castle, and learn about the history of Vlad the Impaler. Admission fees to both castles are not included.

Exceed your expectations in a half day outside Bucharest tour getting into Romania's wild and virgin natural wonders. Start the tour in the vast Bison Reservation where you may observe the biggest mammal Europe in its natural environment. Through the old Oil Fields you’ll reach the ancient monastery of Snagov, where the grave of Vlad Draculea The Impaler, the real prince which inspires the fantasy Prince of Darkness - Dracula, lies. The monastery itself is historical, with stories and mesmerising landscape, provided by the forest and water.

Enjoy a private 11-hour day trip from Bucharest with convenient hotel pickup and a professional English-speaking driver. Discover the charm of Brasov on a 30-minute walking tour, followed by 2 hours of free time to explore the Old Town and enjoy local restaurants. Continue to the famous Bran Castle, known worldwide as Dracula’s Castle, where you will have 2 hours of free time to explore at your own pace. Travel comfortably and enjoy a flexible private experience.

Take advantage of proximity to Romania’s most popular sites without having to navigate the country’s landscape thanks to this private day tour from Bucharest. You’ll meet your guide in the capital and settle in for a trip to three popular destinations: the town of Brasov, Dracula’s Castle, and Peles Castle. Purchase admission tickets for tours of Peles and Bran Castles then spend a few hours strolling the scenic town of Brasov before returning to Bucharest.

Enjoy the ultimate convenience and comfort of having your own private vehicle with a professional, English-speaking driver in Bucharest! Whether you need reliable transportation for business, leisure, or a quick city overview, we’ve got you covered. How It Works: Your Schedule, Your Way – Need to run errands, attend meetings, or explore Bucharest at your own pace? Your driver is at your disposal for 4 or 8 hours, ready to take you anywhere within the city limits. Panoramic City Highlights (Optional) – Not a guided tour, but your driver can show you the best of Bucharest with photo stops at key landmarks and brief insights along the way. Comfort & Flexibility – Travel in a clean, air-conditioned car or van and change your itinerary on the go—no rigid plans, just seamless transportation. Perfect for business travelers, families, or small groups who want stress-free mobility without the hassle of taxis or public transport. Book now and experience Bucharest with ease and flexibility!

Once arrived in Bucharest, this fascinating day-tour is a great option for you to better understand Bulgaria, our southern neighbour. We have put together high quality ingredients, as the impressive Tsarevets Fortress, Veliko Tarnovo historical area and the charming Arbanasi Village. - Travel with Eddie, your local tour guide in Romania - Small group tours, up to 3 people - More value and fun - Flexible tour schedule/content when possible

The beginnings of the salt mine date back to around 1685, when the officer Mihail Cantacuzino identified the salt deposit. The mine consists of 14 trapezoidal-shaped rooms, with a base opening of 32 meters, a ceiling of 10 meters and a height of 45 meters. The Slănic Salt Mine is considered the largest visitable salt mine in Europe, due to the large volume of excavated salt and the vast space. Wine tasting is the process of examining and sensory evaluating wine, including appearance, smell, and taste. It typically involves five steps: observing the color, swirling the glass to release the aromas, smelling, tasting, and enjoying the wine. The goal is to understand and appreciate the characteristics of the wine. The journey takes approximately 8-10 hours depending on traffic.

Discover Transylvania and its treasures on this private one-day tour. start the day with a visit to the largest bear sanctuary in Europe (over 100 bears) where you will learn the sad story of Maya (the reason why the sanctuary was created) and get up close to bears less than 5 meters away. Continue the tour with a guided visit of Bran Castle (Dracula's Castle), and learn the story behind the myth of Dracula. Return to Bucharest

The opportunity to explore two distinct cellars and engage with passionate vintners adds a personalized touch, allowing participants to delve deeper into the intricacies of winemaking and discover the unique terroir of the region. In essence, this activity promises an unforgettable blend of history, craftsmanship, and culinary indulgence, making it a truly unique and enriching adventure for wine enthusiasts and novices alike.

See one of Romania’s landmark attractions without spending a night away from Bucharest with this day-tour to Brasov. Meet your driver and local guide in the Romanian capital then head north to the scenic town of Sinaia. Visit Peles Castle, built in the 1880s, then head to the medieval city of Brasov. Explore Bran Castle, long thought to have inspired the tale of Count Dracula, before returning to Bucharest.

Pick up our guests from the early morning , at 9:00 am, but they can require other time, this is our recommandetion, to catch the full day. First stop will be in Bucharest at National Village museum. An open-air museum with authentic settlements from the old villages of Roumania.You will have a written guide in english,italian or spanish. For english our guide will give you some good informations about the museum. Museum will take around 1 Hour to visit. After this we are going to Salt Mine, it's 2 hour driving from Bucharest. In Salt Mine you will find a micro-clomate with natural air-conditioning. For children you can find a lot of facilities there and also a good restaurant in Salt Mine or nearby . After the lunch which is optional we are going back to Bucharest.

Explore Transylvania's captivating history with a day trip from Bucharest, visiting iconic landmarks including Peleș Castle, Cantacuzino Castle, and Bran Castle, famously known as Dracula's Castle. Enjoy a guided tour through the ornate rooms of Peleș Castle, stroll through the scenic gardens, and marvel at the architectural beauty of Cantacuzino Castle. Discover the secrets of Bran Castle on a guided exploration of its mysterious corridors, followed by free time for lunch in the charming medieval town of Brașov. This personalized tour offers comfort in private groups up of 4 to 8, complete with an English-speaking guide and amenities like Wi-Fi for a delightful experience. - Visit three of Romania's most famous castles: Peleș, Cantacuzino, and Bran - Free time for lunch in the picturesque old town of Brașov - Private group transport ensures comfort and a personalized experience

Combine natural attractions and historic wonders on this tour from Bucharest to the Slanic Prahova Salt Mine and Peles Castle. Begin at Europe’s largest salt mine, Slanic Prahova, exploring its vast chambers and experiencing the therapeutic benefits of its saline air. Then, marvel at the regal Peles Castle, a symbol of Romanian royalty, to learn about its history and architecture. Letting someone else drive allows you to keep your eyes on Romania’s stunning countryside rather than the road, while onboard Wi-Fi ensures you stay entertained.

Explore the neighboring country, Bulgaria. Cross the border using the bridge over Danube river, which is only 60 km (40 miles) from Bucharest. Take advantage of a day trip to experience a culture with long history and widely different roots and traditions, in the City of Tsars, Veliko Tarnovo. From the Love Swing you’ll have a wide panoramic view with the medieval citadel, Tsarevets and its city built on top of the canyon created by the Yantra River. Veliko Tarnovo itself attracts many tourists with its unique architecture and magnificent views of the Yantra River. And of course, the food and local wines. You will have the opportunity to explore the town at your leisure and discover its fascinating history and culture. And the road itself is a journey to the center of Bulgaria through villages and agricultural lands, while learning about the history and culture of this people from the Balkans.

If you don't have more than 2 hours to spare but you want to see Bucharest with a guided tour guide, who can explain to you about the history, interesting stories, and communist times? You hit the jackpot this time!  Explore the communist history of Romania on a private walking tour of Bucharest. Join a 2-hour walking private tour to visit the Romanian Athenee, Victory Avenue, Revolution Square, and Old City Center with one of the best tour guides in Bucharest!

Discover the highlights of Bucharest in just a couple of hours on this private sightseeing tour. Travel in comfort between the different sites in a private air-conditioned vehicle, and stay connected with WiFi onboard. See attractions such as the Palace of Parliament, the National Village Museum, Ceausescu Mansion, Victory Boulevard, and more and learn about their significance from your guide.

Constanta, founded as a colony almost 2600 years ago, is the oldest attested city in Romania, the biggest port at the Black Sea (third largest in Europe) and also the fourth largest city in Romania with its 400,000 inhabitants. Constanta was founded by the Greeks as a port on the Black Sea Coast for trading with inland people and called Tomis (VIth c. BC). The city was renamed later after Constantina, niece of Constantine the Great (274-337). It was still a flourishing port city in the 10th and 11th centuries, trading with the Byzantine Empire and the city of Genoa.