Located in the very center of Bucharest, the Stavropoleos Orthodox Monastery is a jewel of Romanian architecture according to the Brâncoveanu style. Its walls, adorned with extraordinary frescoes, tell stories of a past rich in spirituality and devotion.

This small square with a deep historical significance is among the oldest in Bucharest. We will admire important buildings such as the church of Saint Anthony, the ruins of the princely court and the Manuc's Inn, one of the last caravanserais in Eastern Europe.

We will walk on the famous Lipscani Street, which has always been considered the beating heart of the city. A crossroads of history, culture and modernity, today it represents the undisputed seat of the Bucharest nightlife.

The beautiful BNR Palace houses the historic headquarters of the Romanian National Bank. It stands in the heart of the local economy surrounded by beautiful buildings that evoke the charm of the Belle Époque.

Villacrosse Gallery is a magical place that enchants every visitor. With a rich and varied history, it has had many roles over time. Today it houses elegant bars perfect for escaping the harsh winter or the hot summer.

Calea victoriei is certainly the most beautiful and elegant avenue in Bucharest, full of historical buildings, high fashion shops and refined bistros. We will also stop at the famous "umbrella street" to take a memorable group photo.

Revolution Square, symbol of the end of the dictatorial regime of Ceausescu, surprises with the beauty of the surrounding buildings such as the Romanian Athenaeum, the Royal Palace and the National Library. The expert guide will reconstruct the last events that led to the bloody revolution of 1989.

The tour will end at Constitution Square where we will admire the outside of the Parliament building, the largest administrative building in Europe and the heaviest in the world. The guide will introduce the adjacent places by telling the historical context in which this majestic structure was built.