Romania · WALKING TOURS IN CLUJ-NAPOCA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend flying into Bucharest: 4 walking tours in Cluj-Napoca worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the thing to know before you commit.
Explore Cluj-Napoca’s Hungarian, Romanian, and German past on a 2.5-hour walking tour with historic churches, squares, and expert local stories.
“David was simply terrific. He gave my wife and I such a wonderful understanding of the history, we saw streets we would never have found. The buildings, church's along with their history added so much to our experience. Cannot say enough how good a tour this was.”
Explore Cluj-Napoca’s churches, squares, university quarter, and royal monuments on a friendly 2.5-hour guided walk.
“El tour vale verdaderamente la pena. Un excelente tour , súper completo, la guía maravillosa, súper dedicada. El tour duraba 2 h 30min y ella lo hizo como de 3 h 30 min. La guía súper profesional y el tour muy completo ! Totalmente recomendado”
Explore Cluj-Napoca’s Gothic cathedral, Banffy Palace, and Transylvanian history museum on a small-group walking tour.
“I booked as did another party of 11 people for entrance to the Banffy Palace, National Museum & Botanical Gardens on 30 Sept 2019. The party of 11 had not received the information to meet in the Square, so the lovely guide & I hung around the Square for over an hour waiting for them to arrive. Everyone in the group thought we had booked for the Banffy Place tour, it turns out the Banffy Palace & Museums are not open on Mondays, however our tickets stated Monday 30 Sept & the attractions we were to see. The group of 11 left the tour after an hour. I emailed Viator…”
Explore Cluj’s grand squares, medieval church, university quarter, and local life on a flexible two-hour private walking tour.
“We got an overview of old city centre at a comfortable pace. The guide's explanations were quite brief and prompting was often needed to gain information on interesting looking monuments and building. Information was generally not forthcoming.”
Four ways to fill the days you have left.
