Romania · 3-HOUR EXPERIENCES
The good 3-hour experiences here fill up weeks ahead and the small-group ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and where they differ.
Walk through Bucharest’s communist past, from the Palace of Parliament to Uranus, with personal stories and 1989 Revolution history.
“The tour was great. Cristina was an excellent guide - full of information. Very easy to follow her. She paced the tour well with obviously well researched stopping places for the next section of her commentary. Would be very happy to have her as a guide in the future.”
Explore Bucharest’s cemeteries, revolution sites, brothel history, and communist terror on a three-hour walking tour with a local guide.
“The tour was great! We had Elena as a guide and she was amazing. Very engaging, and showed us all the cats in the cemetery as well which was a nice bonus ❤️”
See Bucharest through street art, activism, cafés, and local stories on a 2.5-hour small-group walking tour limited to 10 people.
“I've enjoyed so much this guided tour through the alternative side of Bucarest and all the street art and graffiti that are around this city, telling facts about what is going on and what people thinks about. The guide, Livia, was prepared and very friendly, she told us many stories and had always an answer for every question! Mulţumesc!”
Walk Bucharest from Revolution Square to Dracula’s old court, with a local guide, Carturesti Carusel, Old Town stories, and a covrig snack.
“This tour was great, my guide she was fantastic and I now have a much better understand of the history of Bucharest and she went out of her way to make sure I got the best out of the Tour as I was the only one on the tour I would recommend this walking tour to first time visitors”
Explore Bucharest’s communist past on a 3-hour small-group walk covering the 1989 Revolution, hidden churches, Civic Centre, and Parliament.
“This tour was very enjoyable and informative. Elena was a fantastic guide. She went into great detail and answered all of our questions. Highly recommended this tour.”
Explore Bucharest’s street art, murals, social messages, and forgotten buildings on a small-group walking tour ending at Food Hood.
“Very informative and an interesting way to gain insights into the current thinking, aims, passions, and strength of modern Bucharest. I really enjoyed this tour and highly recommend it to newcomers to this interesting country.”
Four ways to fill the days you have left.
