Romania · Walking Tours

3-Hour Private Walking Tour of Bucharest with Old Town and Parliament

3 Hours Round trip from Bucharest Easy pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore the vibrant streets of the Old Town and Lipscani area
02 Learn about the 1989 Revolution at Revolution Square
03 Walk along the charming Calea Victoriei past Bucharest's architectural icons
04 Admire Stavropoleos Monastery, CEC Palace, and the National History Museum
05 See Union Square, the fountains boulevard, and the Palace of the Parliament

Visit Bucharest on a 3-hour walking tour and get in touch with the local culture. Explore the city's most interesting central sights, including Revolution Square, the charming Victoriei Boulevard, Union Square, University Square, and the vibrant Old Town in the Lipscani area.

Stop at Revolution Square, in front of the former Communist Party headquarters, and learn about the 1989 Revolution and the fall of the communist regime.

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At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 3 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Yes

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Walking Tour of Bucharest's Historic Center

Meet at a central location, the Romanian Athenaeum (Street Benjamin Franklin, No. 1-3), which is easy to reach by public transport, either by bus or metro.
Pass by architectural icons such as the Royal Palace, the Central Library, and the King Carol I statue.
Stop at Revolution Square, in front of the former Communist Party headquarters, and learn about the 1989 Revolution and the fall of the communist regime.
Continue the walking tour along the charming Victoriei Boulevard.
Head to the vibrant Old Town and visit Lipscani Street, Stavropoleos Monastery, the CEC building, the Post Office Palace, and many other charming streets.
At the end of the tour, reach Union Square and admire the fountains boulevard and the Palace of the Parliament, a building that cannot be missed while visiting Bucharest.