• Ateneul Român - Considered one of the most stunning buildings in Bucharest, this is a philharmonic concert hall.
• Piața Revoluției - The site of the pivotal events of the 1989 revolution, also home to the former headquarters of the Romanian Communist Party.
• Calea Victoriei - The principal thoroughfare upon which the city was established.
• Macca Villacrosse Passage - Bucharest’s first mall, constructed in 1891 by a French architect.
• Palatul CEC - Renowned as one of the city’s most beautiful structures, serving as the headquarters of CEC Bank.
• Stavropoleos Monastery - A monastery erected by a Greek in 1724.
• Muzeul Curtea Veche - A palace built by Vlad the Impaler along the Dâmboviţa River, around which the city and Bucharest developed.
• Manuc’s Inn (Hanul lui Manuc) - An inn established by a Moldavian boyar who acted as a double agent for both the Ottoman and Russian Empires.
• Cărturești Carusel - The most exquisite bookstore and souvenir shop in Bucharest.
• University’s Square - A public square located in front of the University of Bucharest.

• Private tour
• Professional English-speaking tour guide

If your schedule in Bucharest is tight, a personalized walking tour can effectively satisfy your craving to discover Romania’s capital.

Join our guide for an exclusive pedestrian journey. They will introduce you to key local landmarks such as the Romanian Athenaeum, Revolution Square, Royal Palace, old town boasting French architecture, intriguing locales in the city center, and several other places layered with fascinating narratives.

In this excursion, you’ll witness the Palace of Vlad the Impaler - the ancient courtyard - a palace erected by the notable Vlad Dracula in 1459. Our excursion is engaging and can be tailored to match your interests.

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