Romania · Walking Tours

4-Hour Bucharest Walking Tour with Troubled History Landmarks

4 Hours Round trip from Strada Izvor 2-4 Easy pace

Visit the University Library and King Carol Statue

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Visit the Parliament Palace, the world's second-largest administrative building
02 Walk along Calea Victoriei Avenue, one of Bucharest's oldest streets
03 See the Romanian Athenaeum, the city's iconic concert hall
04 Explore the Former Royal Palace and its European and Romanian art exhibits

Discover Bucharest's troubled past on this 4-hour walking tour through some of the city's most remarkable landmarks. Hear the stories behind the Parliament Palace, Calea Victoriei Avenue, Ateneul Roman, and the former Royal Palace, while also uncovering hidden sights that offer a deeper understanding of the city's history. This experience reveals why Bucharest was once called the "Paris of the East".

Discover Bucharest's troubled past on this 4-hour walking tour through some of the city's most remarkable landmarks.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 4 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Yes

City Bucharest

Languages English, German, Romanian

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Bucharest Landmarks and Troubled History

Meet your tour guide at a predecided location and hear fascinating stories as you examine the remarkable landmarks of this city, also called the "Paris of the East".
Begin by visiting the Parliament Palace, the world's second-largest administrative building.
Continue to Calea Victoriei Avenue, one of Bucharest's oldest streets and arguably one of its best-known.
Visit Ateneul Roman, known as the Romanian Athenaeum, a concert hall in the city centre.
Explore the Former Royal Palace, which now houses the European art exhibits and the Romanian exhibits.