Romania

A full day private tour from Bucharest taking in Pitesti, Corbii de Piatra (Stone Ravens) Monastery, Namaiesti Monastery, Curtea de Arges Monastery and the ruins of Poienari Fortress

Day 1: Bucharest, Targoviste – visits to the Princely Court and Church, Curtea de Arges Monastery, Corbii de Piatra (Stone Ravens) Monastery, Pitesti, Ramnicu Valcea, over night at Ranca. — Day 2: Ranca, Targu Jiu – visit Constantin Brancusi World War I monuments, Hobita – Brancusi Memorial House ...

A two-day trip meant to trace the Dacian and Roman origins of the Romanian people (Tropaeum Traiani from Adamclisi), to catch a glimpse of the Romanian spiritual life at Saint Andrew Monastery and to admire Queen Mary of Romania’s castle in Balchik (Bulgaria). The second day of the journey is ...

Experience a day 4x4 wonderful adventure in the Carpathian Mountains, visit unique sites like The Peles Royal Castle in Sinaia, The Woodcraft Carpathian Museum Posada, Sinaia Monastery and Ialomicioara Moanstery, natural lakes in Bucegi Mountains – Bolboci and Scropoasa, the famous Ialomicioara Cave ...

Experience a unique group or private tour of Bucharest with a local Romanian tour guide. See all the most famous landmarks in the city If requested, a private, night-tour of Bucharest can be arranged.

Take a one day day walking tour through the scenic Carpathian villages Magura and Pestera with their wooden traditional houses and splendid mountain views. Located inside Piatra Craiului National Park, at the mountains's foothills, these idyllic villages are a great destination for the whole family ...

The four hour tour introduces you to the traditional Romanian cultural life, as well as the megalomaniac construction built by Nicolae Ceausescu. Includes visits to the Village Museum and the Palace of Parliament.

Bucharest – The Medieval Princely Court of Vlad Tepes (Dracula)

Romania has had the hardest and most cruel communism in Europe, communism that didn’t taken into account over a million intellectuals murdered in communist prisons or camps like Black Sea Canal. After communism still remained Stalinist style buildings, as well as House of People or working class ...

Bucharest offers its guests a unique array of architectural styles, from different ages. You are invited to admire some of the most beautiful buildings of the city, influenced by the Western European. This three hour guided tour is a chance to see the major masterpieces of the city: The Village ...