• National Theatre Ion Luca Caragiale (Teatrul Nakional Ion Luca Caragiale) - Take a walk on the boulevard in front of the theatre to see the most amazing Christmas decorations in the entire city. Normally, this is the boulevard that receives the best decorations.
• University’s Square - Here is the location of one of the most visited Christmas markets in the city. Drink a traditional Romanian wine and enjoy the atmosphere with handmade items and souvenirs.
• Old Town - Stroll through the small streets of the Old Town and enjoy stories of traditional Christmas and at the same time admire the decorations and the impressive old buildings.
• Palace of Parliament - The biggest Christmas Market in the city with 5 million lights takes place in the Constitution Square, exactly in front of the Palace of Parliament. Enjoy Romanian tradition foods and drinks with this amazing view of the most famous building in the city.

• English or Spanish speaking local guide
• 1 drink

• other drinks or food
• gratuities/tips for the guide

Experience the charm of a Romanian Christmas, from cherished traditions to the delightful foods and drinks prepared especially for the holidays. A local guide will lead you to the city’s most significant Christmas Market, where you can listen to fascinating stories about how Christmas is celebrated, including intriguing and unusual traditions of the season, as well as the changes that occurred during communist Romania. You will also enjoy the festive decorations along the main boulevards.

At the markets, the guide will point out traditional souvenirs and explain the extensive list of foods enjoyed during Christmas, which is so long it might be hard to remember them all.

A highlight of the tour is the tale of Christmas during communist times, when Santa Claus was banned and replaced by another character.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.