This full day trip is the best way to discover the famous area of Transylvania and it includes the most important and unique tourist attractions in Romania: Sinaia with its Peles Castle, emblem of the Romanian royalty, a highly valuable historical and artistic monument, the fascinating Bran Castle built in the 13th century, wrapped in the legend of Count Dracula and one of the most visited cities in Romania - Brasov. Find out why Sinaia bears the name of the holy mount Sinai and find out the legends that cover Bran & Brasov area.

Bucharest Private Walking Tour – History, Culture & Local Life Explore the heart of Bucharest with a local guide on a private walking tour that brings the city’s past and present to life. Discover must-see landmarks and hidden corners as you learn about Romania’s royal heritage, French influences, Communist legacy, and contemporary culture. This tour is perfect for first-time visitors looking for a meaningful introduction to the city. Along the way, we’ll share stories, architecture, local traditions, and everyday insights that reveal Bucharest’s unique charm and layered identity. Flexible, friendly, and informative, this experience goes beyond sightseeing—offering context, conversation, and a true local perspective.

Get an insider's view of Bucharest with a tour led by a local guide. Stroll through more than 500 years of Romanian history, from Vlad the Impaler, to the Monarchy, to communism and the revolution in 1989. On this tour you will get a good mix of iconic and hidden landmarks. You will be amazed by the immense Palace of the Parliament and the longest synchronized fountains in the world. You will discover stories hidden inside the palaces of „Little Paris”. And it’s all spiced up with local tips on spending the rest of the day in authentic places.

Transylvania is Romania’s most popular travel destination, and its charming and mysterious castles are a big part of the almost mythical fascination it spreads. From well-known monuments like Bran Castle to smaller castles that once belonged to the local aristocracy, the hundreds of castles of Transylvania tell a story of their own rise and decay, often directly connected to the troubled history of Romania.

Skip crowded buses and rushed schedules and enjoy a private, flexible day trip from Bucharest into the heart of Transylvania. Travel at your own pace, with personal attention, scenic routes, and time to truly experience Romania’s most famous landmarks. Leave Bucharest behind and journey through the scenic Prahova Valley, heading toward the Carpathian Mountains. Your first stop is Sinaia, known as the “Pearl of the Carpathians,” where you visit Peleș Castle, the former summer residence of the Romanian Royal Family, set in a beautiful mountain forest. Continue to Bran Castle, often called “Dracula’s Castle,” and explore the stories, legends, and historical realities connected to Vlad the Impaler and medieval Transylvania. The day concludes in Brașov, one of Romania’s most charming medieval towns. Enjoy time in the Old Town, with its cobblestone streets, colorful houses, and rich Saxon heritage, before returning comfortably to Bucharest.

This day tour includes unique tourist attractions in Romania: Sinaia with its Peles Castle, emblem of the Romanian royalty, a highly valuable historical and artistic monument, the fascinating Bran Castle, wrapped in the legend of Count Dracula, one of the most visited cities in Romania - Brasov. Find out why Sinaia bears the name of the holy mount Sinai and find out the legends that cover Bran & Brasov area.

Taste the authentic Romanian village life: How they work, what they eat, how they live. Our welcoming hosts open their doors to show us a slice of real Transylvanian village life. This tour combines the authenticity of the villages in Carpathian mountains with a lot of history of the Monarchy Family in Romania while visiting unique palaces in Europe as we stop at Peles Castle to see its blend of Neo-Renaissance and Gothic Revival architecture with Saxon and Baroque influences. We then travel to an altitude of 2100m by gondola lift from Sinaia and where we get a breathtaking panoramic view of the Carpathian beauty.

Explore Bucharest differently! Our capital is much more than the Old Town and palaces. It is a vibrant city, hiding gems behind the main streets like urban art, creative local initiatives and reinvented little corners with a social mission. Our local guide will not just take you to these hidden spots but will also share their story and explain the encrypted messages of current political and social situations on the ARTivism scene. Take the unbeaten paths to discover Bucharest of today and to understand the real life that the street artist expresses more and more. On this tour you will explore non-touristic places and get the best photos of murals and cool places in town. You will visit creative and social hubs so you can hang out at truly local places and enjoy the atmosphere while supporting local causes and businesses. You will gain a local perspective over the public space and the real life of the city from a local guide passionate to be an urban explorer and a traveller buddy.

1. The Palace of the Parliament is one of the heaviest buildings in the world, weighing about 4,098,500,000 kilograms (9.04 billion pounds; 4.10 million tones), also being the second largest administrative building in the world. (The Great Pyramid of Giza at about 5.75 million tons is about 40% heavier.) The building was designed and supervised by chief architect Anca Petrescu, with a team of approximately 700 architects, and constructed over a period of 13 years (1984–97) in modernist Neoclassical architectural forms and styles, with socialist realism in mind. 2.We want our visitors to see how Ceauşescu lived, not only as an internationally known head of state, but as a man in his own private life – the hobbies that he had, what his routine around the privacy of his home was, how he studied or what art collections he had in his house. The “Ceauşescu Mansion” was for a quarter of a century (1965-1989) the private residence of Nicolae and Elena Ceauşescu and of their children.

Embark on a captivating private full day trip that takes you through Europe's largest salt mine and the legendary Dracula's Grave. Begin your adventure at Slănic Prahova Salt Mine, an underground wonder where you’ll explore vast chambers filled with stunning salt formations. Discover the mine’s fascinating history and significance as you navigate its enchanting corridors. On the way back to Bucharest, immerse yourself in the mystique of Dracula's Grave, where the chilling tales of Vlad the Impaler come to life. As you stroll through the atmospheric grounds and hear the captivating stories behind this infamous figure and his enduring legacy

Prepare to get dirty in a unique combination of excitement, adrenaline, history and sightseeing of the beautiful Carpathian outdoors. This is a guided tour with a licensed guide and brand new buggies for shared driving experience(2 people on 1 ATV) ,that will satisfy your need for adventure while enjoying breathtaking landscapes and fresh air.

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, explore the legendary Bran Castle, steeped in Gothic charm and myth as Dracula's Castle. The adventure continues in the medieval city of Brașov, where you’ll walk its cobblestone streets, visit the renowned Black Church, and savor local cuisine. Capture unforgettable photos, explore Romanian history, and enjoy expert-guided insights before returning to Bucharest, filled with the magic and mystery of these captivating landscapes and landmarks. ! IMPORTANT - Starting 1st of June, tickets to Peles Castle have to be reserved online, for specific time frames. As the tours leaves in the morning and arrives at ~ 9:30 in Sinaia, we advise that you buy the tickets for the FIRST time frame (9:15 - 11:00)

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 of the Dragon, an order of chivalry for the defence of Christianity in Eastern Europe against the Ottomans, so the young Vlad became known as Dracula, or “son of Dragon”. The exact date, cause, and location of Vlad’s death is unknown, but is believed to have taken place between October and December 1476, when he disappeared in battle. It is known, however, that his head was taken to Constantinople as a trophy. His daughter Maria was meanwhile brought to the Neapolitan court, whose ruling family was allied with her own family, where she was adopted and eventually married to a Neapolitan nobleman.

Back in its glory days, Bucharest was known as Little Paris. It has the lights, the architecture, the fashion but most of all the SWEETS to prove it. Pastry chefs trained in France brought back the craft and talent and took the aristocracy from Turkish Delights to French Eclairs. In this 3-hour-long experience, we will go through the ages of sweets and pastries but also find out about the 500-year history of the city. Combining French, Oriental, and Balkan influences, Bucharest is the city of contrasts.

This trip is ideal for those who want to “taste” Romania. Since the country is one of the biggest wine producers in the world, local wineries are definitely not to be missed. This tour gives a chance to visit one of the best wine cellars at the both national and international levels.

This tour is a private, one-way journey through Transylvania, created for travelers who value meaningful experiences, flexibility, and insight over rushed sightseeing. Unlike standard multi-day tours, the route connects Bucharest and Budapest, allowing you to explore Romania without returning to the starting point or arranging extra transportation. This makes the journey smoother and ideal for travelers continuing their trip through Europe. Over four well-paced days, you visit Romania’s most important landmarks, including royal castles, medieval towns, and UNESCO-listed sites, with enough time to enjoy each location without pressure. More than a classic tour, the experience focuses on context and understanding. Your guide shares perspectives on Romania’s history, culture, and present-day life, offering a deeper and more authentic view of the country. As a private tour, small itinerary adjustments are possible, and families with children are welcome.

Slănic mine is an old salt mine, located in Slănic, Prahova County, Romania, 100 km north of Bucharest. The salt mine is closed for extraction purposes, but is open for visitors, featuring a microclimate with natural air-conditioning and constant temperature and atmospheric pressure throughout the year. It is made up of two levels, named Unirea and Mihai. Many of the visitors come for its supposed healing effects due to the purity of the air. Throughout the mine you will find various types of equipment for recreational activity such as playground equipment and some ping-pong tables. One area is sectioned off and is used for medical patients with lung cancer to come and rest in. The main elevator shaft is unique in that it has no metallic parts due to rust. After an elevator accident in 2014, minivans are used to spiral visitors up and down.

Nestled in the heart of Romania, Transylvania is a land that feels like it was plucked from the pages of a fairytale. With its misty mountains, medieval towns, and storybook villages, it’s a region that seduces travelers with both mystery and charm. Castles & Legends : Home to the iconic Bran Castle—often linked to Dracula lore—Transylvania is steeped in gothic romance and historical intrigue. Medieval Magic: Cities like Brașov and Sighișoara boast cobbled streets, fortified churches, and pastel-hued houses that echo centuries of Saxon, Hungarian, and Romanian heritage. Nature’s Playground: The Carpathian Mountains cradle ancient forests, glacial lakes, and wildlife like brown bears and lynxes. It’s one of Europe’s last great wildernesses. Slow Travel Bliss: In villages like Viscri and Biertan, time slows down. Horse-drawn carts, hand-painted houses, and homemade cheese offer a taste of rural authenticity.

A Dracula Tour departing from Bucharest, intended to Dracula enthusiasts, Transylvanian lovers, culture and history fans, adventure seekers. The tour includes the most important historical places related with Vlad the Impaler such as: Snagov Monastery where the Count was allegedly buried, Sighisoara Medieval Citadel or the iconic Bran Castle, also known as Dracula's Castle. Special events include the Ritual of Killing of The Living Dead, performed in Turda for groups of at least 4 travelers.

If you are looking for a day of adventure to cut yourself off from the stress of everyday life, we have put together for you a one-day tour of the Bran Castle, followed by several other important sites worthy of your attention. Here is an overview of our private tour, highlighting the main tourist attractions we will be visiting: 1. Peles Castle 2. Bran Castle - Dracula's Castle 3. Lunch Break PS - Mondays and Tuesdays, Peles Castle is closed, but we see it on the outside, also we will go to Cantacuzino Castle to see it on the outside ( Wednesday's Castle).