Half Day Tour of Bucharest

You may be staying in Bucharest but have you taken the time to truly get to know it yet? During this spectacular Bucharest city tour, you will discover some of the most intriguing things to do in Bucharest, experience the culture of the city, and learn about some of its most important moments throughout history.

We will collect you from your accommodation and transport you into the heart of the city for this Bucharest city tour. The first stop will allow you to witness traditional Romanian village life in the Village Museum, one of the biggest and most impressive open-air museums in Europe. Next up you will wander past the Romanian Patriarchal Cathedral, which is the centre of the Romanian Orthodox Church.

You should take a moment to gaze upon Constitution Square, which has an excellent view of the Palace of Parliament – the world’s largest, heaviest, and most expensive administrative building. Please note that the tour includes only outside visit of the building if you wish to visit the inside it can be scheduled over the phone or directly at the Parliament. Stop in Revolution Square, where the end of communist rule was declared in December 1989.

Your short walking tour will take you around the many twists and turns of the historical centre of Bucharest and introduce you to its charm and elegance, as well as some of its major attractions. Keep an eye out for University Square, Romana Square and Victory Square - the main squares of the city. Find out the fascinating history of the Romanian Athenaeum.

Pass by the Arch of Triumph, located in the northern part of Bucharest, built after WWII, it is one of the most notable landmarks of the capital and, next to the Parliament Palace, it can be deemed a symbol of Bucharest. Stop at the House of Free Press - the building strikes by its dimensions it is one of the landmarks of Bucharest reminiscent of the communist regime. Why not come and explore the delights and the rich heritage of Bucharest for yourself.