Top Romania Tours by Duration in 2026

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 .

Get acquainted with Bucharest’s cultural sights and culinary delights on half-day walking tour of the Romanian capital. This tour combines sightseeing with eating and is, therefore, ideal for both history buffs and food lovers. Tick off all of Bucharest’s top sights—including Revolution Square and Lipscani, Bucharest’s historical center—and feast on a 3-course meal of Romanian classics. Don’t risk having a bad meal as this tour guarantees fine food and excellent historical commentary. Lunch and a drink are included.

Enjoy a relaxed day in nature on this small-group guided tour of the Danube Delta. After making an early start you'll be taken to some of the most beautiful, biologically significant areas of the delta. Visit local villages and past picturesque lakes on the way to the Letea Forest, Europe's northernmost subtropical forest. Look out for wild horses from your safari car.

Bucharest boasts both a modern bar culture and a far-reaching history, but appreciating both with limited time can be difficult. For a seamless option, book this two-in-one, evening tour, which covers some of the Romanian capital's key landmarks as well as its lively craft beer destinations. With just a small group for company, you'll learn insider facts and stories—and will visit three locals-loved beer bars for tasting flights.

Choose your morning or afternoon departure time for this tour of the Turda Salt Mines. With tickets in hand and a guide in the lead, you'll start exploring right away. Get the most out of your visit with guided commentary teaching you about the history and economic importance of the salt mines.

Visit both Peles Castle and Bran Castle (aka Dracula's castle) in just one day with this small-group tour from Bucharest. Your guide will pick you up at your hotel and take you out to the two castles, providing live commentary as you make your way into the Transylvanian countryside. You'll also have time to visit the historic city of Brasov and the Gothic-style Black Church before returning to your hotel.

Uncover the forgotten secrets and haunted histories of Fort Chitila on a private tour near Bucharest. This unique excursion explores the mysterious WWI-era fortifications stress-free. Follow your guide through the now-abandoned site, hear supernatural tales, and experience the atmospheric remnants of this overlooked attraction. With round-trip transportation included and the flexibility to choose the start time, this excursion offers a thrilling option for curious travelers who want to venture off the beaten path.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Brașov on a private tour of its surrounding attractions, including Rupea Citadel, UNESCO-listed Viscri fortified church, and Sighişoara. Gain insight into the region’s history and culture from your guide and enjoy seamless transfer between dispersed sites via air-conditioned vehicle. Relax after a full day’s sightseeing with return transportation from your Brașov hotel.

Matching city landmarks to their significance in modern history can be difficult on a self-led tour. Discover Bucharest’s communist history on a private tour led by a local, and hear first-hand accounts of life under the Socialist Republic of Romania as you explore sights such as Revolution Square and the Palace of the Parliament. Choose between a morning or afternoon tour to suit your schedule.

Ecotourism is a way of responsible travel in which the main purpose is observing and appreciating nature and the local traditions. You'll get the chance to appreciate incredible views over Bucegi Natural Park as you'll spend a full day right in the heart of Transylvania. Visit one of the most authentic mountain villages in Romania with amazing views over Piatra Craiului National Park, experience the Eco Trail Romania and get to observe the locals and their way of living. This is an easy/medium 8 to 12 km trail, 400-500 m elevation height, total 5 to 6 hours hike on wide paths with no exposure or dangerous cliffs. This trip is suitable to families or any other groups of people that can walk on various terrains for half a day. You need to bring hiking boots and clothes that suits the outside weather, back pack, rain coat and a small snack. We also recommend to bring a hat, sun cream, ticks spray and hiking sticks.

One of the largest cities in Europe, Bucharest’s many dedicated cycle paths and lanes make it an ideal destination for a bicycle sightseeing tour. Join a professional guide for a tour of the city, riding past sites like the Triumph Arch, Ateneul Roman, and Palace of Parliament. You’ll stop for photos along the way and learn about the history of the city’s main attractions.

If you’re looking to explore Romania’s most impressive castles but don’t have a way to get around to them all, book this Peles Castle, Bran Castle, and Cantacuzino Castle Tour from Brasov that provides more than just transport. Along with round-trip transport from Brasov, visit all three castles with a guide who organizes a private tour inside them all. Plus, a stop at Manastirea Sinaia is also made to take in the great views.

Get an insider’s perspective on the most turbulent years of Communist rule on this off-the-beaten-track historical tour. Cover under-the-radar locations, from the headquarters of the former Communist Party to the Reformed Hungarian Church, where the 1989 uprising began. Tours include admission tickets to the Communist Customer Museum and vehicle transfers between sights.

Hop into your Romanian Dacia and see the city through an alternative lens on a private 2.5- to 3-hour Communist tour. You have the option to drive the car yourself or relax as while a chauffeur takes care of navigation. The itinerary takes you on a circuit past the most significant landmarks from the city's eventful Communist era. See the Palace of Parliament, Revolution Square, Victoriei Street, and more.

Discover how 40 years of Communist rule rocked Romania on this half-day political heritage tour of Bucharest. Learn about the lofty ambitions and violent 1989 downfall of the country’s Communist government while visiting its most important remnants, like Revolution Square, the House of the Free Press and the burial place of former dictator Ceausescu. For the ultimate glimpse into the excesses of the regime, take a guided tour of the astounding Parliament Palace.

Take a crash course in communism during this 8-hour educational private tour in Bucharest. Meet your guide at your central Bucharest hotel, then begin exploring Romania’s capital city. As you move about Bucharest, your knowledgeable guide will tell you about the dictator Nicolae Ceausescu and the 1989 Revolution. You’ll also learn about the personal side of communism on a tour that explains the history of the victims of the 1989 Christmas Eve executions. Visit a historical military base in Targoviste, Revolution Square, The House of the People and more. the photo gallery Memorial to the Victims of Communism and Resistance. Your tour concludes with a drop-off back at your hotel.

Taste your way through Timisoara on a guided food tour that includes a 4-course lunch at a series of eateries. The multi-course menu is a great introduction to local cuisine, covering a range of flavors from traditional Romanian soup to minced meat rolls, beer, and sweets. It doubles as a city tour, too—learn about Timisoara's fascinating history as you explore key landmarks in the walkable center.

Travel between the far-flung attractions of Transylvania without worrying about getting lost on rural roads on this day trip, designed with visitors on a time budget in mind. In an intimate small group limited to seven people, you’ll visit Peles Castle, Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle), and Rasnov Fortress and benefit from both the personalized attention and insider knowledge of your guide.

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.

Experience the best of Budapest and its environs in just six hours on a private tour. Give your feet a break and enjoy private transportation from beginning to end. Stop occasionally for immersive walking tours in the most important areas.  Save time and skip the lines at the Village Museum and Mogosoaia Palace. In both locations, you set the pace while your private guide narrates.

Take a break from the busy city streets and explore the rugged trails of the Carpathian Mountains on this ATV tour. Depart Bucharest with a small group and gear up for your adventure. Zip past two of Romania’s most famous castles, Peles and Bran, learning about the legends of Vlad the Impaler along the way.

1. The Palace of Parliament or People’s House 2. The Bucharest National Village Museum 3. Calea Victoriei (Victory Avenue), Bucharest 4. Revolution Square, Bucharest 5. Patriarhy Church

Explore the cultural and artistic hub of eastern Romania’s Moldavia region on a private, full-day tour of Iasi. With the help of a local guide, learn about the city’s modern and historic highlights, including the Palace of Culture, the Three Hierarchs Church, and the Italo-Renaissance Metropolitan Cathedral. After lunch at a traditional restaurant, take in panoramic city views from the tower of Golia Monastery and take a fragrant stroll through Romania’s largest botanic gardens.

The Transfagarasan road is famously dubbed the most beautiful road in Romania. Visit this scenic destination in the Făgăraș Mountains, waterfalls, and viewpoints without navigating road conditions on this small-group tour from Sibiu. Sections of the mountain road close November to June, during which the tour includes a cable car ride to Balea Lake. Travel comfortably in a modern minivan with hotel pickup included.