Amazing Romania & Hungary Tour: 9-Day Cultural Journey

9 days

Duration

Bucharest, Budapest, Hungary, Transylvania

Regions

Cultural Tour, Multi Country Tour, Private Tour

Tour Type

JOURNEY THROUGH THE HEART OF EASTERN EUROPE: EXPERIENCE THE RICH HERITAGE AND MAJESTIC LANDSCAPES OF ROMANIA & HUNGARY

Embark on a 9-day cultural odyssey through the heart of Eastern Europe on the “Amazing Romania & Hungary” tour. This journey invites you to explore the rich tapestry of Romania and Hungary’s history, culture, and natural beauty. Starting in Bucharest, Romania’s vibrant capital, you will tour iconic landmarks such as the grand Palace of Parliament and the historical Ceausescu Residence, providing insights into the country’s complex past. The adventure continues through the picturesque landscapes of Transylvania, where medieval towns like Sibiu, Mediaș, and Sighișoara offer a window into centuries-old traditions and architecture.

Discover the unique cultural heritage of the region through exclusive experiences like a visit to a traditional Gypsy home and tastings of local delicacies. As you journey from Romania to Hungary via a comfortable night train, the tour transitions to the stunning vistas and rich history of Budapest. Highlights in Hungary include a cruise on the Danube, and visits to historical sites like the Esztergom Basilica and the royal Visegrád Castle.

Your experiences will be enhanced by the expertise of certified English-speaking guides, dedicated to providing deep cultural insights and personalized attention. With all transportation provided, from climate-controlled vehicles in Romania to first-class sleeping cars to Budapest, and inclusive of numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites, this tour promises not only a travel experience but a profound journey through the soul of Eastern Europe.

The tour can be personalised according to your time and points of interest.

Itinerary: Bucharest Arrival – Bucharest City Tour – Olt Gorges – Sibiu Walking Tour – Medias City Tour – Exclusive Gypsy Home Visit – Historic Center of Sighisoara – Saxon Villages with Fortified Churches in Transylvania – Wildness Bear Observatory – LiBearty Bear Sanctuary – Bran Castle – Brasov City Tour – Night Train – Budapest City Tour – Esztergom – Visegrad Castle – Szentendre Town – Budapest Departure

DEPARTURE/RETURN	You can choose to commence your journey at Henri Coandă International Airport in Bucharest, where upon arrival, you’ll be welcomed by a private driver and transferred to your centrally located hotel to begin your exploration of Eastern Europe. Alternatively, the tour can be tailored to begin in Budapest, starting with the stunning Hungarian capital and concluding in the vibrant city of Bucharest. Regardless of your starting point, the tour ensures a comfortable and hassle-free return to your initial departure airport. This flexibility makes it easy to integrate the tour into your broader travel itinerary, allowing you to either start or conclude your Eastern European adventure in Romania or Hungary, according to your travel needs.
TRANSPORTATION	Throughout the tour, transportation will be provided in a fully insured car/minivan equipped with climate control for your comfort. The journey from Brasov to Budapest will be aboard a first-class sleeping car, ensuring a restful night’s travel.
TOURIST GUIDE	You will be accompanied by two certified English-speaking tourist guides, one specializing in Romanian culture and history, and the other in Hungarian culture and history. These knowledgeable guides will provide rich insights and ensure a deeper understanding of each destination.
5 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and 3 on the Tentative List	Budapest, including the Banks of the Danube, Buda Castle Quarter, and Andrassy Avenue – Experience the architectural and cultural vibrancy of Budapest’s most famous areas, recognized for their historical and aesthetic significance. Historic Center of Sighișoara – Walk through this well-preserved medieval town, known for its colorful buildings and cobblestone streets. Biertan Fortified Church (Villages with Fortified Church in Transylvania) – See the imposing fortified church, a symbol of the Saxon heritage in Romania. Saschiz Fortified Church (Villages with Fortified Church in Transylvania) – Marvel at its defensive architecture and the iconic clock tower. Viscri Fortified Church (Villages with Fortified Church in Transylvania) – Visit this village, brought to prominence by the efforts of the King Charles III. Medieval Royal Seat and Parkland at Visegrad (Tentative List for UNESCO World Heritage Sites) – Discover the historical significance of this royal seat, a key part of Hungary’s medieval history. Royal Seats in Esztergom (Tentative List for UNESCO World Heritage Sites) – Visit Esztergom’s spiritual and royal heritage sites, reflecting its importance in Hungarian ecclesiastical and royal history. Historic Centre of Sibiu and its Ensemble of Squares (Tentative List for UNESCO World Heritage Sites) – Admire the architectural coherence and beauty of Sibiu’s historic center, highlighting its role as a cultural and trading hub in Transylvania.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS AND UNIQUE CULTURAL CONNECTIONS

Palace of Parliament, Bucharest – Explore one of the world’s largest and heaviest buildings, a symbol of Romania’s communist past and architectural ambition. Understand the sheer scale of Ceaușescu’s vision and the impact it had on Romanian society.
Ceausescu Residence – Gain intimate insights into the private lives of Nicolae and Elena Ceausescu by touring their lavishly preserved personal residence, which stands as a window into the contradictions of communist leadership.
1980s Communist Apartment – Step back in time in a fully restored apartment that replicates life during Romania’s communist era, complete with authentic furnishings and decorations, offering a tangible sense of everyday life under communist rule.
Old Town Bucharest – Wander through the vibrant streets filled with history and culture, experiencing the blend of architecture and the lively cafe scene, capturing the spirit of renewal in post-communist Romania.
Olt River Gorges – Travel through breathtaking natural landscapes, enjoying scenic views of one of Romania’s longest rivers surrounded by steep cliffs and lush forests.
Cozia Monastery – Visit one of Romania’s oldest and most significant Orthodox monasteries, admiring its historical architecture and beautiful frescoes that tell stories of religious heritage and artistic expression.
Sibiu Walking Tour – Discover this European Capital of Culture, known for its Germanic architecture and the unique “eyes of Sibiu” windows. This tour highlights the rich cultural and architectural heritage that has shaped this historic city.
Exclusive Gypsy Home Visit – Engage directly with a Gypsy family in their home, gaining a unique perspective on their culture, traditions, and lifestyle. This experience promotes understanding and appreciation of a community often marginalized in European narratives.
Fortified Churches of Transylvania – Explore the UNESCO World Heritage sites like Biertan, gaining insights into the region’s Saxon heritage, architectural ingenuity, and the historical importance of these religious fortifications.
Bear Sanctuary and Observatory – Connect with nature at the LiBearty Bear Sanctuary and the Wildness Bear Observatory, learning about conservation efforts and observing Carpathian brown bears in their natural habitat.
Bran Castle – Delve into the legend and history of what is often marketed as “Dracula’s Castle,” exploring its connection to Bram Stoker’s fictional character and the real-life Vlad the Impaler.
Brasov Walking Tour – Explore this quintessential Transylvanian town, visiting landmarks like the Black Church and wandering through the picturesque Council Square, enveloped by the Carpathian mountainscape.
Budapest City Tour with Danube Cruise – Experience the grandeur of Budapest from both land and water, including a tour of iconic sites like the Hungarian Parliament and a relaxing cruise along the Danube, offering stunning views of the city’s illuminated skyline.
Visegrád Castle and Royal Palace – Discover the historical significance of this medieval castle and palace complex, once a royal residence and now a symbol of Hungarian heritage with panoramic views of the Danube Bend.
Szentendre Village Visit – Immerse yourself in the artistic and cultural charm of this riverside town, known for its baroque architecture, galleries, and a vibrant atmosphere that has inspired generations of Hungarian artists.

DEPARTURE/RETURN

You can choose to commence your journey at Henri Coandă International Airport in Bucharest, where upon arrival, you’ll be welcomed by a private driver and transferred to your centrally located hotel to begin your exploration of Eastern Europe. Alternatively, the tour can be tailored to begin in Budapest, starting with the stunning Hungarian capital and concluding in the vibrant city of Bucharest. Regardless of your starting point, the tour ensures a comfortable and hassle-free return to your initial departure airport. This flexibility makes it easy to integrate the tour into your broader travel itinerary, allowing you to either start or conclude your Eastern European adventure in Romania or Hungary, according to your travel needs.

TRANSPORTATION

Throughout the tour, transportation will be provided in a fully insured car/minivan equipped with climate control for your comfort. The journey from Brasov to Budapest will be aboard a first-class sleeping car, ensuring a restful night’s travel.

TOURIST GUIDE

You will be accompanied by two certified English-speaking tourist guides, one specializing in Romanian culture and history, and the other in Hungarian culture and history. These knowledgeable guides will provide rich insights and ensure a deeper understanding of each destination.

INCLUDED

7 nights centrally located hotels	1 night first class sleeping car two-bed berth
Natural, authentic and local culinary experiences	Breakfast every day
One traditional Transylvanian lunch and dinner	One dinner on Danube Cruise
Entrance fees to museums and sites included as per itinerary	Private airport transfers on arrival and departure
Fuel, parking fees and local taxes included	Border crossing fees
Exclusive traditional horse carriage trip	Blacksmith demonstration
Wildness Bear Observatory Experience	Bucharest and Budapest City Tour
Guided tours at all sites	Exclusive visit and interaction with a Gypsy family in their own home
Detailed map of Romania	Bottled water bottles in the car
Two Certified English-Speaker tourist guides specialized in Romanian and Hungarian culture and history, one for each country
Friendly talks with the guide about Vlad the Impaler – Dracula; Ceausescu and His Times, the Gypsies and Their Journey and Hungarian Communism

NOT INCLUDED

Airplane tickets and health insurance	Souvenirs
Alcoholic beverages	Hotel extras (telephone, mini bar, etc)
Meals, other than those included in the itinerary	Gratuities of any kind
Photo/video fees at sites and museums

Day 1: Bucharest Arrival

Embark on an unforgettable exploration of Bucharest upon arriving at Henri Coandă International Airport. A private driver will warmly greet you, ensuring a comfortable transfer to a centrally located hotel. As you journey through the bustling capital of Romania, the eclectic architecture, ranging from neoclassical to modernist, sets the stage for the cultural richness you’re about to delve into. Once you arrive at the hotel, you’ll have the opportunity to settle in and refresh, taking a moment to unwind after your travels. This initial experience promises a seamless introduction to the diverse heritage and scenic beauty that define Romania and Hungary over the next nine days.

Day 2: Bucharest City Tour with Parliament Palace and Ceausescu Residence & 80s communist apartment – Bucharest Old Town

Awaken to the vibrant life of Bucharest, starting your day with a nourishing breakfast at your hotel. Soon after, your expert English-speaking guide will meet you, ready to unveil the iconic sights and hidden treasures of the city. Your exploration begins at the imposing Palace of Parliament, an architectural marvel and a vestige of Romania’s communist era. Inside, you’ll be struck by the opulent decor and expansive marble halls that echo stories of power and excess.
Next on the itinerary is a visit to the Ceausescu Residence, where you’ll step into the intimate quarters of Romania’s last communist leader. This home-turned-museum preserves the decor and personal artifacts of Nicolae and Elena Ceausescu, offering a glimpse into their private world and governing style.
The journey through time continues as you visit a meticulously recreated 1980s communist apartment. Here, you immerse yourself in the daily life of that era through authentic furnishings, appliances, and household items. Historical footage and local snacks provide a deeper understanding of the social and cultural dynamics of the period.
Conclude your day with a leisurely stroll through Bucharest’s Old Town. This vibrant neighborhood is a tapestry of history, architecture, and culture, bustling with lively cafes and bars. As you wander through its streets, the architectural contrasts and cultural evolution of the city come to life, providing the perfect ending to a day of discovery. The evening is yours to savor local cuisine at a quaint restaurant or relax at a café, soaking in the atmosphere of Romania’s dynamic capital.

Day 3: Bucharest – Olt River Gorges – Cozia Monastery – Sibiu Walking Tour

Embark on a picturesque drive towards the heart of Transylvania as you leave the bustling city of Bucharest behind. Your journey begins along the verdant pathways of the Olt River, the longest river in Romania. Marvel at the Olt River Gorges, where steep cliffs and lush forests create a stunning natural corridor, offering numerous photo opportunities.
Your first destination is Cozia Monastery, an architectural treasure perched on the banks of the Olt River. Constructed by Mircea the Elder in 1388, this monastery is one of Romania’s oldest and most significant Orthodox sites. Explore its well-preserved frescoes and tranquil grounds, which provide a serene window into the spiritual heritage of the region.
Continue your adventure to Sibiu, a gem of cultural and historical significance, once the capital of Transylvania. Upon arrival, a guided walking tour awaits you. Sibiu, known for its Germanic architecture, is instantly recognizable by the ‘eyes of Sibiu’—small, attic windows that appear to watch over the city. Stroll through the main squares, Piața Mare and Piața Mică, vibrant with life and flanked by colorful houses. Visit significant landmarks like the Brukenthal National Museum and the Lutheran Cathedral, where you can ascend the steeple for panoramic views that stretch across the cityscape.
After a day filled with natural beauty and rich history, settle into your accommodation in Sibiu. The evening offers a perfect opportunity to explore more of this enchanting city’s cuisine and culture, setting a delightful tone for the rest of your journey through the storied landscapes of Romania.

***Summer Variation: The Transfagarasan Highway Adventure
During the summer months (July to November), your journey to Sibiu takes an adventurous turn with a drive on the spectacular Transfagarasan Highway. Hailed as “the best road in the world” by Top Gear, this route offers an unforgettable experience with its stunning mountain vistas and serpentine paths. As you ascend to Balea Lake, situated at 2,034 meters, the breathtaking landscapes of Romania unfold before you.
A stop at the Poenari Citadel, the real stronghold of Vlad the Impaler, adds a historical dimension to your journey. Perched high on a cliff, the citadel’s ruins offer not only a glimpse into the past but also panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.

Day 4: Medias Walking Tour – Exclusive Gypsy Home Visit – Saxon Village of Biertan with the Fortified Church – Sighisoara

Today’s journey immerses you in the medieval allure of Mediaș, a town famed for its role in the historic trade networks of Transylvania. Begin your exploration with a visit to the iconic St. Margaret Church, noted for its slender clock tower that historically served as a watchtower against invaders. Wander through the cobblestone streets lined with vibrant Saxon houses, each corner adorned with Gothic and Renaissance architecture that speaks volumes of the town’s rich past.
In the afternoon, delve into a unique cultural encounter with a visit to a local Gypsy community. This exclusive experience provides rare insights into the lifestyle, traditions, and artistry of the Gypsy people, offering a deeper appreciation of their vibrant culture. Engage with community members, observe their skilled craftsmanship, and listen to stories that reveal the rich tapestry of their heritage.
Conclude your day’s exploration with a trip to the Saxon village of Biertan, where you’ll visit its renowned fortified church—a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This imposing structure stands as a testament to the region’s Saxon heritage, with massive defensive walls and an intricate sacristy locking mechanism, one of the most sophisticated from the medieval era.
After a day filled with historical discovery and cultural immersion, retire to your accommodation in Sighișoara. As dusk falls, enjoy the peaceful ambiance of this medieval town. Perhaps take a leisurely evening stroll through its historic center or dine at a local restaurant, sampling dishes that blend Romanian and Saxon culinary traditions, and setting the stage for more unforgettable experiences in the days to come.
***Optional: Transylvanian palinka tasting in a 500-year old cellar in Sighisoara

Day 5: Sighisoara Walking Tour – Saxon Village of Saschiz & Viscri with the Fortified Churches – Exclusive Viscri Village Tour & Traditional Lunch – Wildness Bear Observatory

Begin your day in the enchanting town of Sighișoara, a perfectly preserved medieval gem. After a leisurely breakfast, set out on a guided walking tour to explore the cobblestone streets and historic towers of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Your tour includes visits to the iconic Clock Tower, home to the town’s history museum, and the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler, thought to be the inspiration for Dracula. Ascend the covered Scholars’ Stairs to the Church on the Hill for a breathtaking panoramic view of the town and the verdant landscape that surrounds it.
From Sighișoara, your journey continues to the picturesque village of Saschiz, renowned for its own impressive fortified church and the traditional rural lifestyle that has persisted for centuries. Enjoy a tasting of organic Transylvanian jams, which are made from locally sourced fruits and capture the authentic flavors of the region.
Next, travel to the idyllic village of Viscri, another UNESCO-listed site famous for its fortified church and strong preservation efforts, often supported by the King Charles III. In Viscri, experience a unique horse-drawn carriage ride through the village, offering a picturesque and tranquil exploration of this historic place. Visit a local blacksmith to witness traditional craftsmanship firsthand, further connecting you with the ancient trades that have shaped these communities.
Lunch in Viscri will be a traditional affair, prepared by local hosts who use fresh, local ingredients to create simple yet delicious dishes that reflect authentic rural hospitality.
In the evening, proceed to the Wildness Bear Observatory for a unique opportunity to observe Carpathian brown bears in their natural habitat. This ethical wildlife watching experience allows you to see these magnificent creatures as they forage and roam freely in the forest, offering a fitting end to a day filled with cultural insights and natural wonders.
Return to your accommodation for the night, where you can reflect on the day’s adventures and relax in preparation for the exciting experiences that await you.

Day 6: Bear Sanctuary – Bran Castle – Brasov Walking Tour – Night Train to Budapest

Today’s itinerary brings you closer to the majestic wildlife and medieval history of Transylvania. Start your morning with a visit to the LiBearty Bear Sanctuary, near the town of Zărnești. This sanctuary is a refuge for brown bears rescued from captivity, providing them with a vast, natural environment where they can thrive. Learn about the conservation efforts that have saved over 100 bears, and observe these magnificent animals enjoying their newfound freedom in large forested enclosures designed to mimic their natural habitats.
After your visit to the sanctuary, continue to the iconic Bran Castle, often associated with the Dracula legend. Perched atop a high rock, the castle is a striking sight with its imposing towers and turrets soaring into the sky. Tour the castle’s many rooms and secret passageways, uncovering the history behind its connection to Bram Stoker’s fictional vampire and the real-life Vlad the Impaler.
In the afternoon, make your way to Brașov, one of Transylvania’s most visited cities. Here, a walking tour of the historic center awaits. You’ll be greeted by the Black Church, the largest Gothic church in Romania, known for its impressive collection of Oriental rugs and a towering bell tower that dominates the cityscape. Explore the Council Square, surrounded by colorful baroque buildings and lively with cafés and shops. Don’t miss walking down Strada Sforii, one of the narrowest streets in Europe, and viewing the medieval fortifications that once protected this merchant town from invasions.
As evening approaches, prepare for your overnight journey on a first-class sleeping car to Budapest. This train ride offers a smooth transition from the Romanian landscapes to the Hungarian capital, where new adventures await. Say farewell to your Romanian guide and anticipate the warm welcome you will receive from your Hungarian guide upon arrival in Budapest the following morning.

Day 7: Budapest City Tour with Dinner on Danube Cruise

Upon arrival in Budapest, your Hungarian adventure begins as you disembark the night train. A warm greeting from your local guide will set the tone for your exploration of Hungary’s captivating capital. Start your day with a refreshing breakfast, energizing you for the exciting tour ahead.
Your exploration of Budapest begins with a drive along the illustrious Andrassy Avenue, leading you to the historic Heroes’ Square. Here, you’ll marvel at the monumental Millennium Memorial and the statues of Hungary’s most important national leaders. Next, a visit to the enchanting Vajdahunyad Castle allows you to delve into a mix of architectural styles and historical narratives.
Continue to St. Stephen’s Basilica, where you can step inside to appreciate its stunning interior and perhaps climb to the panorama for a breathtaking view of the Pest side of the city. Your tour then leads you to the majestic Hungarian Parliament Building, the largest building in Hungary, known for its Gothic Revival architecture and the Holy Crown of Hungary housed within.
Cross the Danube via the Margaret Bridge, transitioning to the Buda side of the city. Here, you’ll tour the Castle Hill area, enjoying views from the Fishermen’s Bastion and visiting the colorful Gothic Matthias Church. Walk through medieval streets, explore ruins, and absorb the rich history that permeates the air.
In the afternoon, return to Pest across the iconic Chain Bridge, allowing for some leisure time to relax at your centrally located hotel or continue exploring the nearby streets at your own pace.
The evening promises a memorable experience with a dinner cruise on the Danube. As you glide along the river, enjoy a delicious meal accompanied by panoramic views of Budapest’s illuminated skyline, featuring the Parliament, Buda Castle, and many other landmarks lighting up the night sky. This delightful evening will provide a perfect blend of culinary and visual pleasures, wrapping up a full day of discovery in one of Europe’s most beautiful cities.

Day 8: Esztergom – Visegrad Castle – Szentendre Town

Start your day with a delightful journey to Esztergom, known as the spiritual heart of Hungary. This historic city is home to the largest cathedral in Hungary and the third-largest church in Europe, the Esztergom Basilica. Marvel at this impressive structure, a masterpiece of Classicism, which houses an invaluable collection of religious artifacts and offers sweeping views of the Danube.
Next, cross into Slovakia for a brief moment to enjoy panoramic views back across the river to the grandeur of the Esztergom skyline. This unique perspective highlights the majestic presence of the basilica towering over the river and town.
Continue your tour by driving along the scenic Danube Bend to Visegrád, known for its medieval castle. Visegrád Castle, set atop a hill, offers a historical journey back to the times of the Renaissance king Matthias Corvinus and provides stunning views of one of the most beautiful stretches of the Danube. Explore the fortress ruins and learn about its strategic military history and the royal residence that once hosted the famous Visegrád royal summit.
The next stop is the charming town of Szentendre, known for its baroque architecture, art galleries, and museums. Stroll through its colorful streets, visit art shops, and perhaps enjoy a coffee in one of the lively cafés. Szentendre’s Mediterranean atmosphere, combined with its rich artistic community, makes it a perfect place to explore at a leisurely pace.
In the late afternoon, return to Budapest. Your evening is at leisure, allowing you time to relax or further explore the vibrant night life of Budapest. Enjoy one last night in this stunning city, perhaps dining at one of its renowned restaurants or taking a final stroll along the riverfront to see the city lights reflecting on the water.

Day 9: Budapest Departure

On your final day, savor a leisurely breakfast at your hotel in Budapest, or opt for a boxed breakfast if you have an early departure. As you prepare to conclude your enriching nine-day tour of Romania and Hungary, take a moment to reflect on the vivid memories and cultural insights you’ve gathered along the way.
After breakfast, your driver will provide a private transfer to Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport, ensuring a smooth and comfortable journey.
NOTE: The tour is further customizable.

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Traditional Romanian dinner with Folklore Show

In the evening, you can opt to serve a traditional dinner at a local restaurant with an idyllic view, situated on the lakeshore in Bucharest’s most famous park, the Herastrau or Michael I Park. Here, you will enjoy a three-course meal dinner with wine included, and you will get a chance to discover the traditional Romanian folklore costumes while enjoying the dances of the local performers. The entire show displays authentic Romanian traditions and customs, from the sewn details on the white outfits of the dancers to the delighting music played by the local artists.

Two day Black Sea & Danube Delta Extension with Danube Delta Private Cruise accompanied by certified skipper

Extra Day 1: Bucharest – Constanta Walking Tour – Histria Fortress – Tulcea

Begin your extension tour of the Black Sea and Danube Delta with an early morning departure to the Black Sea Coast, to Constanta – the largest seaport on the Black Sea. A city that was established in the 4th century BC as a Greek colony. The drive from Bucharest will take approximately three hours, crossing the Danube into the region of Dobrogea and driving along the famous Danube-Black Sea Canal. The city tour of Constanta will take you to the Secession style Casino and the Genoese Lighthouse. In the National Museum of Archaeology, you will see the fabulous Glykon Serpent and the wonderfully restored Roman Mosaic – one of the largest in this part of Europe. In the afternoon drive to Mamaia – Romania’s largest sea resort, established by King Carol I of Romania in the second half of the 19th century and then continue north to the ruins of the ancient town of Histria. In the early evening arrive to Tulcea located right at the entrance in the Danube Delta. Hotel check in. Dinner on your own.

Extra Day 2: Danube Delta Private Cruise with Lunch – Bucharest Airport

After the early breakfast, you will explore, in your private boat the youngest territory in the world, the Danube Delta started to form just 10,000 years ago and is still in the process of formation. On your exclusively cruise you will have the chance to admire the Danube scenic beauty and wildlife – it is known as the birdwatchers paradise, so simply relax while browsing through the narrow channels. A fauna specialist tour guide and skipper, who knows all the channels, will lead your tour. A great opportunity for you to watch birds and to admire nature. The Delta cuisine is certain to provide an interesting lunch experience, the lunch will be served on the ship.
After the tour we will drive back to Henri Coanda International Airport for your afternoon return flight.

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Tour Reviews

5.00 based on 1 review

Loredana S.

May 16, 2017

I highly recommend Holiday to Romania because they are enthusiastic, professional and their services are always prompt. They can put together an entertaining itinerary for me, no matter where I want to travel and their advice is valuable and spot on. They helped me discover Romania and saw it in a different light, even though I lived most of my life there.

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