Sightseeing, day trips, activities & things to do in Bucharest
Bucharest is the capital of Romania and a city with elegant architecture, the reason why it used to be called "Little Paris". Be enchanted by the city and its old town, one of the most full of life places in Bucharest.
Experience the top attractions of Bucharest on a private 4 hours city tour.
EUR 95
Come to this panoramic tour to explore Bucharest, the country’s biggest city, with 2.2 million inhabitants. You'll get to see all the must-see sights and monuments, while hearing stories and historic facts about the great capital.
Leave Bucharest behind for the mountains, traditions, and medieval legends of Transylvania. On this day trip, journey into the shadows of the Carpathians, where tales of Dracula linger inside the Gothic towers of Bran Castle.
Combine visits to two of the top attractions in the Prahova Valley—Peles Castle and Bran Castle—on this single full-day tour from Bucharest.
You will enjoy a few pleasant hours in the Romanian capital, an animated and modern city but you will also discover the powerful influences of the old days.
The communist regime left a powerful mark on the whole Eastern Bloc. Catch a glimpse of how the Communist era shaped Romania in a historic tour of Bucharest.
EUR 80
Take a break from the capital and visit Peles Castle, the royal residence and one of the most famous castle in Romania,
Uncover the legend of Dracula at Snagov Church, the mythical island resting place of Vlad the Impaler, and admire a beautiful example of local architecture at the 18th century - Palace of Mogosoaia.
Head to the city of Zarnesti to visit the Libearty Bear Sanctuary, home to almost 90 rescued brown bears. Then head to Bran Castle, also known as Dracula Castle, to learn about the history and legends of the area.
Bucharest is Romania's largest city and capital and today an important metropolis. Some of the buildings have the reputation for the high life that gives to Bucharest the nickname of “Little Paris”.
The small city of Targoviste (80 km from Bucharest), has played an important role in Romanian history. It served as the royal capital of Wallachia from 1418 until the 16th century, when the capital was moved to Bucharest.
EUR 190