• Bazarul cu Amintiri - Targul Valea Cascadelor - - Explore one of Bucharest’s largest flea markets, established in the 1980s.
• Interact with the locals.
• Get assistance with shopping for antiques: from plates and teapots to magazines, dolls, stamps, books, bags, military coats, watches, jewelry, toys, and furniture.
• Prices vary based on your bargaining skills.
• Răzoare - The Colonel’s Quarter, the first residential area built during the Soviet occupation in the 1950s, following a Soviet urban project.
• Parcul Carol I - - Visit the flea market near the park entrance.
• Receive help with shopping for antiques, including old toys, jewelry, plates, lamps, electronics, chandeliers, and more.
• Take a stroll in the famous park to see the Mausoleum of Communist Heroes, a striking 48-meter high red marble monument built in the 1960s. Includes explanations and photos.
• Palace of Parliament - Stop for photos and explanations.

• Explore with a professional local guide
• Stay hydrated with complimentary bottled water
• Receive a personalized tour gift
• Free entrance ticket to the Flea Market
• Comfortable transportation for small or larger groups with convoy option
• 3-hour guided tour through the historical Bucharest circuit
• Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off in Bucharest

• Personal shopping expenses
• Drinks or food

Hop aboard an authentic 80’s Dacia with Red Patrol for an incredible tour of Bucharest’s two flea markets. This Flea Market Tour offers a journey through time, allowing you to explore both the city’s present-day realities and its past. Your path will take you across Bucharest, providing an opportunity to interact with the locals. The renowned Communist-era landmark, the Parliament House (Casa Poporului), the world’s second-largest building, is also on the itinerary. Here, you’ll learn about its history and capture memorable pictures featuring you, your friends, our vintage cars, and the Parliament House.

Bucharest’s flea markets offer a diverse array of items. From commonplace items like plates, teapots, and magazines to unique finds like stamps, books, bags, military coats, jewelry, watches, toys, and furniture, there’s always a treasure waiting to be discovered. But these markets aren’t solely focused on Communist-era items. With a bit of luck, you might stumble upon artifacts that predate the Dictator’s golden age, tracing all the way back to the 19th century!

• Tours Schedule: Sundays from 9 AM with 48 hours booking in advance
• You will not drive the Dacia, if you want to drive the Dacia, Book the Communist tour
• All sales are final and incur 100% cancellation penalties
• During wintertime our cars are heated !

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