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Spend a full day discovering the legends and beauty of Transylvania on a private castle tour from Bucharest. Visit the former summer home of the Romanian royal family at Peles Castle, a storybook estate tucked into the forest and decked out in elegant period furnishings. Then, explore the region's darker side at Gothic Bran Castle, aptly nicknamed 'Dracula's Castle' thanks to its spooky atmosphere fit for a count. End the day with a guided tour of medieval Brasov, a charming Saxon town rich in history.

See the absolute best of Transylvania in just one day. Get inside Bran Castle, nicknamed Dracula’s Castle, and learn the facts and myths surrounding its vampiric influences. See Peles Palace the luxurious summer home of Romanian royals and explore the surrounding gardens. You’ll also have your own time to appreciate the striking Carpathian Mountains surrounding the property. Get a closer look at Brasov, founded by the Teutonic Knights, this city looks like it’s straight of a fairytale.

Transylvania is known for its history and architecture, but its rural terrain and distance from the capital can make it difficult to explore. Discover 4 of the region’s main attractions on a private day tour from Bucharest, transferring between sites with ease with included hotel pickup and drop-off. Visit landmarks including Bran Castle, Râșnov Citadel, and Brașov, benefiting from your guide’s undivided attention for intimate insight into the region.

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.

Venture across the border into Bulgaria to explore highlights of Romania’s southern neighbor on this private full-day tour from Bucharest. Experience a culture with widely different roots and traditions, and learn about Bulgaria's long history in the medieval city of Veliko Tarnovo. Tour the imposing hilltop fortress of Tsarevets, and admire the UNESCO-listed monasteries and churches of Arbanassi. A private guide and transport make it a personalized cross-cultural journey.

See the places in Romania where the series "Wednesday" was filmed without the need to research and find them all yourselves by taking this private tour from Bucharest. Travel to locations both in Bucharest and the surrounding countryside used as settings for the shows focused on Wednesday Addams, including the building used for Nevermore Academy. Groups are limited to seven travelers and entrance fees are not included.

Since the fall of the Iron Curtain in 1989, many visitors to Romania are intrigued by the country’s recent Communist history. Get a fascinating overview of how Communist rule shaped Bucharest with a full-day thematic city tour of Soviet-era landmarks, like the massive Palace of Parliament, dictator Ceausescu’s former home in the Spring neighborhood, the one-time headquarters of the Communist press and a museum dedicated to political prisoners. It’s a respectful and authentic way to understand this tumultuous chapter in Eastern European history.

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.

If you’re short on time but want to experience all that Bucharest has to offer, take a three-hour private sightseeing tour. Forget inflexible group tours. You set the pace and can customize the itinerary to spend more time at the places that interest you and skip the ones that don’t.

Explore Jewish heritage on a private walking tour in Bucharest! Your local guide will accompany you to the former Jewish quarter, an area of Bucharest so rich in monuments and history. The old Jewish neighborhood has beautiful 19th century temples and synagogues, hosting interesting museums that cover the history of the Jewish community in Romania. The tour starts and ends in the heart of the city (Old Town), right in front of the Starbucks from the Manuc Inn (Hanul lui Manuc).

Discover the highlights of Bucharest with this guided tour for a small group of just five people. Travel in comfort in a private vehicle around to different locations and discover top landmarks such as the Palace of Parliament, the National Village Museum, Victory Avenue, Revolution Square, and Old Town.

Make the most of your time in Ruse on a private tour exploring highlights of Bulgaria. You’ll see the UNESCO-listed Rock-Hewn Churches of Ivanovo, medieval architecture in Veliko Tarnovo, dramatic Tsarevets fortress, artisan shops, and the charming village of Arbanasi. Personal service from a driver-guide offers flexibility to experience each stop at your own pace, without the fixed schedule of a group excursion.

Romania’s sprawling, modern capital can be intimidating to explore on your own, so let a licensed guide reveal the city’s most interesting landmarks and turbulent history on a private tour of Bucharest. A dedicated vehicle take the stress out of navigating the city so you can simply hop out at top sights like Parliament Palace, Revolution Square, and the Village Museum.

It’s possible to explore highlights of northern Bulgaria even if you just have one day to spare with this private tour from Bucharest to Veliko Turnovo, the medieval Bulgarian capital nestled in the Balkan Mountains. After crossing the Danube River that forms the border with Romania, visit a beautiful monastery carved into a cliff, the UNESCO-listed Ivanovo Rock Churches, and the Arbanassi architectural reserve. In Veliko Tarnovo, browse traditional artists and workshops plus the imposing 12th-century Tsarevets Fortress.

Orient yourself to the many sights of Bucharest on a private 4-hour tour. In addition to major monuments, such as Revolution Square and Palace of the Patriarchate, your guide also introduces you to some of the city's hidden gems. Comfortable transportation allows you to see a huge area of the city without getting worn out. With space for up to four passengers, the tour is ideal for couples, families, and solo travelers.

What could be a greater adventure than exploring the city of Bucharest on a 7-hour tour? We will go to places like the Bucharest National Village Museum, Calea Victoriei (Victory Avenue), Revolution Square and Snagov Monastery - the place where we will visit Dracula's Tomb! Come and join us in a funny and informative tour!

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.

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.

Explore the natural wonders of Bucharest and enjoy adrenaline-fueled activities at the same time with this combination of canyoning, hiking, and ziplining in a day. To save time booking taxis, door-to-door private transfers from your hotel are included. During the tour, you can enjoy a hike near the Carpathian Mountains, a canyon crossing experience, and a chance to visit one of the longest ziplines in Romania.

Experience the perfect way to see the Paris of the Balkans! Relax and enjoy this 4-hour private tour around Romania's capital in a comfortable van for 8 passengers. Perfect for people that want to get an overview of the city, getting to know it better so planning for the next days will be easy, but also for people that have just a few hours to visit and want to make the most of it. We will see dozens of land marks of the city, but also some hidden gems.

Discover the beauty of the Black Sea, even if you have just one day to spare, on this private day trip from Bucharest. Leave the sprawling city behind and travel in a private vehicle to coastal Constanta, where your guide will show you highlights like the Art Nouveau casino and Grand Mosque. There's also time for sunbathing and swimming at the Mamaia Nord beach on this personalized day trip.

Swap the bustling city of Bucharest for Romania’s great outdoors on this private hiking tour of the Bucegi Mountains. Receive personalized attention from your professional guide as you explore the region’s famous landscape, with a visit to the historic Peles Castle included, and soak up sweeping views of the Prahova Valley as you follow a walking route designed just for you and your party. Plus, round-trip transfer from your hotel ensures a hassle-free full-day experience.

Discover the highlights of Bucharest plus visit Dracula’s Grave with ease on a full-day sightseeing tour. Travel in comfort between the different sites in a private air-conditioned vehicle. See attractions such as the Palace of Parliament, the National Village Museum, Victory Avenue, Revolution Square, Snagov Monastery, and Ceausescu Mansion and learn about their significance from your guide.

Spend a few hours in Bucharest admiring the views instead of waiting for your flight to be announced. In just a few hours, travel the whole city and learn about the history of this fascinating place. Whatever the season, see picturesque architecture and spot many of Romania’s most important governmental buildings, as well as museums, galleries, and some of Bucharest’s wide boulevards.