This is a private two days tour to Transylvania and Transfăgărășan highway. Visit Peleș Castle and Bran Castle known as Dracula’s Castle. Get breathtaking views of the Carpathian Mountains and discover the free brown be... More

One day trip, with a visit to Bulgaria with departure from Bucharest We cross the border over the Danube and stop at the first visit to the Monastery of Saint Dimitar Basarbowski – is a Bulgarian Orthodox cave monastery near the... More

Discover a Bucharest that's very much alive and constantly changing. From the belle époque, turn-of-the-century iconic Victory Avenue downtown also with some 1930s Manhattan influences to the new Civic Centre, a 1980s totalitaria... More

What could be a greater adventure than exploring a for 6 hours tour in the city of Bucharest? We will go to places like the Bucharest National Village Museum, Calea Victoriei (Victory Avenue), Revolution Square and Snagov Monaste... More

Discover the philosophers that shaped the communist ideology and find out how it was first implemented in Russia and then Eastern Europe. Learn about Ceausescu and life in communist Romania. Immerse into the middle of the Social... More

Experience a memorable day trip from Bucharest that takes you to Romania’s most iconic sites! Start your journey in Sinaia with a tour of the breathtaking Peles Castle, a masterpiece of Neo-Renaissance architecture. Next, explor... More

We leave Bucharest in the morning from our starting point and drive to bulgarian border, Ruse. We’ll cross the Danube River and in approximately 1,5 hours we arrive at Basarbovo Monastery. This is cave monastery, bulgarian-ortho... More

Do you like to eat well? Are you also of the opinion that food is the best way to get to know a culture? But do you also want to get a glimpse of the best this city has to offer? Then this is the tour for you! Explore the Old Tow... More

Enjoy a 4 hours private walking tour of Bucharest and discover the highlights of Romania's capital. The tour includes a walk on the iconic Victoriei Avenue, including the Atheneum and the Revolution Square, plus the Old Town, the... More

The tour will start in front of the hotel. First you will stop for visit at Village Museum – one of the greatest outdoor museums in the Balkans who was founded by Royal Decree in 1936. There are more than 60 original houses, far... More

At the Sinaia sky resort you could visit the Peles Castle,take pictures and try the local cuisine. Visiting the Dracula Castle is one off the most incredible things to do in Romania.For the next 2 hours you can take you're time wi... More

Why you should travel to Sibiu - Romania? The historical center of Sibiu and the town itself are among the most visited tourist attractions in Romania, because they cater to every taste and provide a wonderful travelling experien... More

There, 400-feet underground, you’ll find a theme park that looks straight out of a sci-fi movie. This unique attraction includes: a large amphitheater, a Ferris wheel, a bowling alley a mini-golf course pool tables a sport’s ... More

Emerge in the rich history of Bulgaria with this full day tour from Bucharest. Travel directly from central meeting point in Bucharest with a air conditioned vehicle to Tsaravets Fortress and Veliko Tarnovo and Arbanasi, accompani... More

Mountains, castles and legends! - the perfect combination for a full day out! From magnificent city landmarks to mysterious ruins, Romania is bursting with fascinating palaces and castles to visit. In the morning, after a short dr... More

This day trip from Bucharest will take you to Bran castle, a medieval castle known as Dracula’s castle. Another stop will be in Targoviste to visit the royal court of Vlad the Impaler, the ruler that inspired the story of Dracul... More

At he bottom of the Carpathians, near a small town named Zarnesti more than 69 hectares of luxuriant forest with rivers and ponds are now the home of almost 90 brown bears. Each bear has its own emotional story and has been saved ... More

Vlad III, the Prince of Wallachia, was born sometime between 1428 and 1431, probably in Sighişaora, Transylvania. His patronymic, ‘Dracul’, means Dragon, derived from the membership of his father, Vlad II Dracul, in the Order... More

The dream comes true, you will cross step by step, part of Transylvania and part of her Castles! Peles Castle, a neo-Renaissance structure backed by the Carpathian Mountains and Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle), the inspiration be... More

1.Peles Castle was declared a museum in 1953. The building is the most visited museum in Romania that annually more than 300,000 tourists come to admire this special place in the Carpathians Mountains. Peles Castle has a total of... More