Bucharest Landmarks and History Tour
Get picked up at 09:00 AM from your hotel or another pre-agreed location within the city limits.
See the Arch of Triumph, a monument inaugurated on 1st December 1936 that glorifies the bravery of the Romanian soldiers who fought in the First World War.
Visit the Village Museum, one of the world's most interesting open-air ethnographical parks. See 50 complete homesteads, churches, windmills, and even sunken houses from rural Romania.
Pass by Revolution Square, one of the city's most important squares, surrounded by emblematic buildings such as the Athenee Palace Hilton Hotel, built in 1883 next to the Romanian Athenaeum, the Royal Palace and Library, the statue of King Carol I, and many more.
Go on a trip through time and history, and learn why Bucharest was called "Little Paris" or "Paris of the East".
Continue the tour with the Patriarchal Church, the majestic centre of the Romanian Orthodox faith.
Explore Carol Park with the Mausoleum and Eternal Flame monument.
See the Palace of Parliament, also called the House of the People, built between 1984 and 1992, a must-do in Bucharest.
