10 days
Duration
Bucharest, Bulgaria, Transylvania
Regions
Cultural Tour, Long Tour, Multi Country Tour, Private Tour
Tour Type

A JOURNEY THROUGH TIME: EXPERIENCE THE RICH HISTORY AND CULTURE OF ROMANIA AND BULGARIA

Experience a captivating journey through the heart of the Balkans on the “Taste of Romania & Bulgaria” tour. This 10-day adventure offers a deep dive into the rich histories, vibrant cultures, and stunning landscapes of two beautiful countries. Begin in Romania’s bustling capital, Bucharest, where you’ll explore iconic landmarks such as the massive Palace of Parliament and the intimate Ceausescu Residence. Journey through the scenic Transylvanian countryside, visiting legendary castles like Peles and Bran, and wander the cobblestone streets of medieval Sighisoara and Brasov.

Cross into Bulgaria where the historical richness continues with visits to the ancient city of Veliko Tarnovo and the majestic Tsarevets Fortress. Experience the spiritual tranquility of the Rila and Troyan Monasteries, set against backdrops of breathtaking natural beauty. End your tour in Sofia, Bulgaria’s charming capital, with a comprehensive city tour that wraps up a truly unforgettable experience.

Throughout your travels, enjoy the expertise of local guides, traditional meals showcasing regional flavors, and interactions that provide a personal connection to the destinations. From UNESCO World Heritage Sites to intimate cultural encounters, this tour is a perfect blend of exploration and relaxation, designed to enrich and delight every traveler.

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

Itinerary: Bucharest Arrival – Bucharest City Tour – Cozia Monastery – Sibiu Walking Tour – Medias Walking Tour – Exclusive Gypsy Home Visit – Biertan Fortified Church – Sighisoara Walking Tour – Saxon Villages of Saschiz & Viscri – Wildness Bear Observatory – LiBearty Bear Sanctuary – Brasov Walking Tour – Peles & Bran Castles – Veliko Tarnovo – Tsarevets Fortress – Troyan Monastery – Exclusive Troyan region visit – Rila Monastery – Boyana Church – Sofia City Tour – Sofia Departure

DEPARTURE/RETURNBegin and conclude your journey at Bucharest International Airport or Sofia Airport, depending on your chosen travel direction. The tour offers flexibility for alternate starting or ending locations upon request.
TRANSPORTATIONTravel comfortably in a fully insured car or minivan equipped with climate control, ensuring a pleasant journey between cities and sites in both Romania and Bulgaria.
TOURIST GUIDEBenefit from the expertise of two certified English-speaking tourist guides, one for each country, ensuring a deep dive into the local culture, history, and hidden gems. Guides fluent in other languages are available upon request.
6 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and one on the Tentative ListHistoric Centre of Sighisoara – Experience the well-preserved wonders of one of Europe’s most charming medieval towns. Sighisoara’s citadel, with its iconic Clock Tower, cobblestone streets, and vibrant buildings, stands as a testament to the town’s significant Saxon heritage.

Saschiz Fortified Church (Villages with Fortified Churches in Transylvania) – Explore this striking example of Transylvanian defensive architecture, renowned for its imposing tower reminiscent of Sighisoara’s Clock Tower and its critical role in the region’s historical village defense system.

Biertan Fortified Church (Villages with Fortified Churches in Transylvania) – Biertan Fortified Church stands as a monumental example of late medieval architecture with its impressive fortifications and lock mechanism, which has protected its community since the 16th century. This church is a centerpiece of the Saxon heritage in the region, embodying the cultural landscape and architectural ingenuity of its time.

Viscri Fortified Church (Villages with Fortified Churches in Transylvania) – Discover the fortified church of Viscri, a robust structure originally built by the Szeklers and expanded by the Saxons, emblematic of the adaptive reuse of architecture over centuries.

Boyana Church – Visit this medieval Bulgarian church in the suburbs of Sofia, celebrated for its 13th-century frescoes, which are considered precursors of European Renaissance art. The frescoes depict a comprehensive ensemble of 89 scenes with 240 human images, each painted with remarkable detail and emotional depth.

Rila Monastery – Immerse yourself in the largest and most famous Eastern Orthodox monastery in Bulgaria. Admire its exquisite architecture and frescoes that contribute profoundly to the understanding of Balkan medieval art.

Historic Centre of Sibiu and its Ensemble of Squares (Tentative List for UNESCO World Heritage Sites) – While visiting Sibiu, revel in its historical core which includes the Great and Lesser Squares, linked by picturesque streets and adorned with architectural treasures from various centuries.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS AND UNIQUE CULTURAL CONNECTIONS

  • Explore Two Countries’ Rich Histories: Immerse yourself in the deep-rooted history and vibrant cultures of Romania and Bulgaria, exploring everything from medieval castles and churches to communist relics.
  • UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Visit no less than six UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the historic centers of Sighisoara and Sibiu, the Boyana Church, Rila Monastery, and various fortified churches of Transylvania. Each site offers a unique glimpse into the architectural and cultural contributions of the regions.
  • Exclusive Gypsy Community Visit: Gain rare insights into the lifestyle and culture of a Gypsy community in Transylvania, understanding their traditions and craftsmanship, and dispelling common stereotypes.
  • Local Culinary Experiences: Savor authentic Romanian and Bulgarian dishes through home-hosted meals and traditional lunches. Experience local flavors like organic smoked bacon in Viscri and a Bulgarian lunch paired with fruit brandy tasting.
  • Interactive Cultural Experiences: Participate in a traditional horse carriage trip in Viscri and witness a blacksmith demonstration, providing a hands-on understanding of local crafts.
  • Expert Guided Tours: Benefit from the knowledge of two certified English-speaking guides, each specialized in the culture and history of their respective countries, enhancing your understanding and appreciation of the places you visit.
  • Bear Sanctuary Visit: Visit the LiBearty Bear Sanctuary in Romania to learn about wildlife conservation and see rescued bears in a natural habitat, promoting animal welfare and education.
  • Architectural Marvels: Discover the architectural splendor of Peles Castle, Bran Castle, and the Tsarevets Fortress, each telling stories of past rulers and historical events that shaped the region.
  • Meet Local Artisans: Engage with local artists and craftsmen in their workshops, learning about traditional arts and crafts that have been preserved over centuries.
  • Scenic Drives and Natural Beauty: Enjoy scenic drives through the picturesque landscapes of the Transylvanian countryside and the Bulgarian mountains, offering panoramic views and photo opportunities.
  • Spiritual Sites: Explore the spiritual heritage by visiting monasteries like Cozia and Troyan, each with unique histories and spiritual significance.
  • Interactive Historical Insights: Engage in friendly discussions with your guides about significant historical figures and events, from Vlad the Impaler – Dracula to Ceausescu’s times in Romania and communist times in Bulgaria.
  • City Tours: Comprehensive city tours in Bucharest and Sofia, showcasing each city’s historical landmarks, vibrant cultural scenes, and modern attractions.
DEPARTURE/RETURNBegin and conclude your journey at Bucharest International Airport or Sofia Airport, depending on your chosen travel direction. The tour offers flexibility for alternate starting or ending locations upon request.
TRANSPORTATIONTravel comfortably in a fully insured car or minivan equipped with climate control, ensuring a pleasant journey between cities and sites in both Romania and Bulgaria.
TOURIST GUIDEBenefit from the expertise of two certified English-speaking tourist guides, one for each country, ensuring a deep dive into the local culture, history, and hidden gems. Guides fluent in other languages are available upon request.
INCLUDED
9 nights at centrally located hotelsOne traditional Transylvanian lunch
Bulgarian traditional lunch with tasting of local brand fruit liqueurPrivate airport transfers on arrival and departure
Bucharest City TourExclusive traditional horse carriage trip in Viscri
Blacksmith demonstration in ViscriExclusive visit and interaction with a Gypsy family in their own home
Wildness Bear Observatory ExperienceSofia City Tour including Boyana Church
Entrance fees to all museums and sites as per itineraryFuel, parking fees, border crossing taxes and local taxes included
Guided tours at all sitesServices of two certified English-speaking guide specialized for each country culture and history
Detailed map of Romania & BulgariaBottled water provided in the vehicle
Friendly talks with the guides about Vlad the Impaler – Dracula; Ceausescu and His Times; the Gypsies and Their Journey and the Bulgarian Communist Times
NOT INCLUDED
Airplane tickets and health insuranceSouvenirs
Alcoholic beveragesHotel extras (telephone, mini bar, etc)
Meals, other than those included in the itineraryGratuities of any kind
Photo/video fees at sites and museums

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Day 1: Bucharest Arrival

Your journey begins as you touch down at Henri Coandă International Airport in Bucharest, the vibrant capital known as the “Little Paris of the East”. Upon arrival, you’ll be warmly greeted by your personal guide and driver who will provide a comfortable and swift transfer to your centrally located hotel.
After settling into your accommodations, take the opportunity to relax and refresh from your travels. Depending on your arrival time, you might choose to begin exploring the dynamic streets of Bucharest.

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

After breakfast at your hotel, you’ll begin a comprehensive city tour that delves into both the grandeur and the complexities of Romania’s capital.
Start your exploration with a visit to the iconic Palace of Parliament, one of the largest and heaviest buildings in the world. This colossal structure, commissioned by former dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, stands as a symbol of communist might and architectural extravagance. A guided tour inside reveals the lavish interiors, extensive marble decorations, and a glimpse into the building’s multifunctional purpose, serving both as a government complex and an international conference center.
Next, you will visit the Ceausescu Residence, also known as the Spring Palace. This lesser-known gem provides an intimate glimpse into the private lives of Nicolae and Elena Ceausescu. The residence is preserved almost exactly as it was during their time, with opulent decor that contrasts starkly with the austerity experienced by the Romanian people during communist rule.
Continuing the theme of communist history, your next stop is a meticulously recreated 1980s communist apartment. This unique experience allows you to step back in time to see how the average Romanian lived under communist rule. The apartment is filled with period furniture, household items, and propaganda materials, providing a stark representation of everyday life during this era.
In the afternoon, you will transition to the charming and historic Bucharest Old Town. This area is a lively hub of cafes, bars, and restaurants, nestled among cobblestone streets and beautiful ruins. Wander through the Old Town’s narrow alleys and discover landmarks like the Old Princely Court, where Vlad the Impaler, the inspiration for Dracula, once ruled. You’ll also visit Stavropoleos Monastery, an architectural jewel with intricate frescoes and a peaceful courtyard.
As your tour concludes, enjoy some free time to explore, shop, or relax at one of the many cafes in the Old Town. The evening offers the perfect opportunity to sample more Romanian cuisine or perhaps enjoy a drink at one of the local bars, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of Bucharest by night.

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

Start your day with an early breakfast before departing Bucharest to dive deeper into the heart of Romania. Today’s journey takes you through the picturesque landscapes of the Olt River Gorges, an area known for its dramatic natural beauty and historical significance.
Olt River Gorges offers a scenic drive where the Olt River, one of Romania’s longest, cuts through the mountains, creating a stunning series of cliffs and forested areas. This route is not only a treat for the eyes but also a chance to enjoy some of Romania’s most breathtaking natural scenery. Take a moment to stop and capture photos of the dramatic landscapes that define this historic waterway.
Next on your itinerary is the Cozia Monastery, a significant cultural landmark nestled on the banks of the Olt River. Built in 1388 by Mircea the Elder, the grandfather of Vlad the Impaler, Cozia Monastery is one of the oldest and most artful monasteries in Romania. Its architectural style is a testament to Byzantine and Roman influences, and it houses exquisite frescoes and a well-preserved tomb of its founder. A guided tour through the monastery grounds offers insights into its rich history and the monastic life that continues to this day.
Continue your journey to Sibiu, a city renowned for its Germanic architecture and historical significance. Upon arrival in Sibiu, a designated European Capital of Culture, embark on a walking tour of this enchanting city. Begin in the Large Square (Piața Mare), the heart of the city and a site of many of Sibiu’s historical events. Here you can see the Brukenthal Palace, home to one of Romania’s major art collections.
Stroll through the charming streets to the Lesser Square (Piața Mică) and see the famous “Liar’s Bridge,” the first iron-cast bridge in Romania. Learn about the legends surrounding the bridge and enjoy the whimsical view of the surrounding colorful houses.
As you explore, notice the city’s unique rooftops with the “eyes of Sibiu” looking back at you — an architectural feature that gives Sibiu its character. Conclude your tour at the Evangelical Cathedral, where you can climb the steeple for a panoramic view of Sibiu and the distant Făgăraș Mountains.
After the tour, check into your local accommodation and spend the evening at leisure. Sibiu’s vibrant cultural scene and array of dining options make it the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing evening. Explore local cuisine at one of the many restaurants or take a leisurely walk through the historic center under the evening lights, wrapping up a day full of discovery and enchantment.

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.

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

Kick off your day with a visit to Medias, a historic town integral to Transylvania’s medieval trade network. Start with St. Margaret Church, renowned for its high, slender clock tower that once functioned as a watchtower against potential invaders. As you stroll through Medias, take in the cobblestone streets and vibrant Saxon houses, each beautifully preserved to showcase Gothic and Renaissance architectural influences.
In the afternoon, experience a unique cultural visit to a local Gypsy community. This exclusive encounter allows you to gain intimate insights into the traditions, lifestyle, and crafts of the Gypsy people. Spend time engaging with community members, observing their craftsmanship, and hearing personal stories that bring their rich cultural heritage to life.
Continue your cultural exploration with a drive to the Saxon village of Biertan, home to one of Transylvania’s most impressive fortified churches, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Biertan Fortified Church stands as a robust testament to the region’s Saxon heritage, featuring massive defensive walls and an elaborate sacristy locking mechanism, renowned for its historical and architectural significance.
Conclude your day with a drive to Sighisoara, where you will settle into your accommodation for the evening. Sighisoara, known for its well-preserved walled old town, provides a picturesque backdrop for an evening stroll or a relaxing dinner. Explore local eateries to taste traditional Romanian and Saxon dishes, rounding out a day of historical discovery and cultural immersion.

Optional Activity: For those interested, an evening Transylvanian palinka tasting session in a 500-year-old cellar in Sighisoara offers a delightful introduction to local spirits and further insight into regional traditions.

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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 exploring the medieval citadel of Sighisoara, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that stands as one of Europe’s most charming and well-preserved towns. Start with a guided walking tour through the cobbled streets, visiting the iconic Clock Tower, which offers not only historical exhibits but also panoramic views of the town from its top. Continue to the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler, providing a glimpse into the real-life figure who inspired the Dracula legend. Explore other significant sites like the Church on the Hill and the Scholars’ Stairs, which add to the town’s medieval charm.
After your morning in Sighisoara, travel to the nearby Saxon village of Saschiz. Known for its impressive fortified church, similar in architectural style to the larger church in Sighisoara, Saschiz offers insights into the region’s historical strategies for defense against invaders, as well as its cultural heritage. Enjoy a brief tour of the church and the surrounding village.
Next, head to Viscri, another picturesque village famous for its fortified church, which is also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In Viscri, you will be treated to an exclusive village tour that includes a traditional Transylvanian lunch prepared by local residents. This meal provides an authentic taste of local cuisine and a unique opportunity to engage with the community.
In the afternoon, continue to the Wildness Bear Observatory, a facility that allows visitors a chance to observe Carpathian brown bears in a protected natural habitat. Learn about conservation efforts and the biology of one of Europe’s largest predators in a responsible and ethical manner, providing a unique wildlife viewing experience.
After a day filled with cultural insights and natural exploration, return to your accommodation. The evening is yours to relax and absorb the rich experiences of the day, perhaps reflecting on the cultural heritage and natural beauty that define this unique region of Romania.

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Day 6: Bear Sanctuary – Bran Castle – Brasov Walking Tour

Begin the morning with a visit to the LiBearty Bear Sanctuary near Zărnești, which plays a vital role in rescuing and rehabilitating brown bears that have been freed from captivity. This sanctuary provides a safe, natural environment for over 100 bears to roam freely. Here, you can learn about the conservation efforts that have saved these magnificent creatures and observe them in a setting that closely mimics their natural habitat.
Next, journey to the iconic Bran Castle, often associated with the legend of Dracula. This 14th-century fortress, perched dramatically on a rock, offers a fascinating glimpse into Romania’s history and folklore. Tour the castle’s many rooms and secret passages, and explore the connection between the historical Vlad the Impaler and Bram Stoker’s fictional vampire, which has made Bran Castle a symbol of Transylvanian lore.
Continue to the city of Brasov, known for its medieval Saxon walls and Gothic spires. A walking tour of Brasov will take you through the Council Square, where you can admire the colorful baroque buildings and the Black Church, the largest Gothic church in Romania. Discover the narrowest street in Europe, Strada Sforii, and learn about the city’s history as a major medieval trading center.
After exploring Brasov’s historic center, enjoy some free time to wander through its lively streets, perhaps stopping at a local café or sampling some Romanian treats from street vendors. The combination of Gothic architecture, vibrant community life, and the backdrop of the Carpathian mountains makes Brasov a memorable stop in your journey through Romania.
***An optional dinner in a nearby village can be arranged.

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Day 7: Peles Castle – Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

The day begins with a visit to Peles Castle, nestled in the scenic mountain town of Sinaia. This stunning example of Neo-Renaissance architecture was once the summer residence of the Romanian royals and is considered one of the most beautiful castles in Europe. Explore its elaborately decorated interiors, which house an impressive collection of art, armor, and rare books, all set against the backdrop of the Carpathian Mountains. The detailed woodwork and sumptuous fabrics throughout the castle reflect the opulence of a bygone era and provide a deep insight into the cultural and artistic heritage of Romania.
After touring Peles Castle, the journey takes you across the border into Bulgaria, marking a new chapter in your exploration. Your destination is Veliko Tarnovo, once the capital of the Second Bulgarian Empire and known as the “City of the Tsars”. Nestled on the banks of the Yantra River, Veliko Tarnovo is famous for its unique architecture and historical significance. The city’s terraced layout offers stunning vistas at every turn.
Settle into your accommodation and take the opportunity to explore the city’s cobblestone streets and vibrant atmosphere at your leisure, preparing for a full exploration with your new Bulgarian guide the following day. This transition not only connects two rich cultures but also sets the stage for the upcoming adventures in Bulgaria.

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Day 8: Veliko Tarnovo – Tsarevets Fortress – Troyan Monastery – Exclusive Troyan region visit with lunch – Sofia

Greeted by your new Bulgarian guide in the crisp morning air, today’s journey begins with an immersive tour of Veliko Tarnovo, often referred to as the “City of the Tsars.” As you stroll through this medieval city, you’ll be captivated by its dramatic setting and the storied ruins of Tsarevets Fortress, standing proudly as a testament to Bulgaria’s imperial past. Your guide will recount tales of the fortress’s historical sieges and royal ceremonies, enhancing your experience with rich narratives that bring the past to life.
Next, the tour takes you to the sacred grounds of the Troyan Monastery. Nestled in the Balkan mountains, this monastery is revered for its beautiful murals and intricate wood carvings, which you will have the opportunity to admire. Learn about its role in preserving Bulgarian culture and Orthodoxy during Ottoman rule.
Afterwards, delve into the traditions of the region with an exclusive visit to a local craft center in the Troyan area, known for its pottery and plum brandy production. Here, you will witness firsthand the skillful artistry of pottery making and partake in a tasting of the locally famed plum together with a tasty lunch.
Your exploration concludes with an evening arrival in Sofia, where the night is yours to, setting the stage for a comprehensive tour of Sofia scheduled for the following day.

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Day 9: Rila Monastery – Boyana Church

Embark on an enriching day as you explore the architectural and spiritual wonders of Bulgaria, starting with the iconic Rila Monastery. Nestled in the majestic Rila Mountains, this largest and most famous Eastern Orthodox monastery in Bulgaria captivates with its exquisite murals, grand architecture, and the storied history that echoes through its vast courtyard and medieval towers. The visit here offers a profound glimpse into the monastic life and the enduring legacy of Orthodox Christianity in the region.
After soaking in the spiritual ambiance of Rila, your journey will take you to the renowned Boyana Church, located on the outskirts of Sofia. This small yet remarkably preserved medieval church is celebrated worldwide for its 13th-century frescoes, which are considered some of the earliest and most significant examples of Eastern European medieval art. A guided tour inside will reveal the unique techniques and vivid depictions that make these frescoes a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Next, immerse yourself in Bulgaria’s rich history with a visit to the National Museum of History. Here, under one roof, you will encounter a vast array of artifacts that trace the Bulgarian lands from ancient times to the modern era. Highlights include treasures from the Thracian period, medieval Bulgarian icons, and a detailed exposition dedicated to the Bulgarian Revival period.
As evening approaches, the tour gently winds down, offering you some leisure time to explore Sofia on your own or relax and reflect on the day’s discoveries.

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Day 10: Sofia City Tour – Sofia Departure

Your cultural exploration concludes with a comprehensive sightseeing tour of Sofia, where the city’s rich tapestry of history and architecture unfolds before you. Begin your morning with a visit to the majestic Alexander Nevski Cathedral, an emblem of the Bulgarian capital and one of the largest Eastern Orthodox cathedrals in the world. Here, marvel at the cathedral’s gilded domes and the detailed frescoes that adorn its interior, each narrating stories of faith and endurance.
Continue your tour by strolling through Sofia’s vibrant city center, where you will encounter landmarks such as the National Assembly, which showcases Bulgaria’s political heritage, and the “Ivan Vazov” National Theatre, an architectural jewel and a key cultural venue. Explore the historic sites of the Central Baths, known for their Byzantine and Eastern Orthodox architecture, and the charming “St. Nikolai” Russian Church with its beautiful golden domes.
As you delve deeper into Sofia’s streets, visit the “St. Nedelya” Church, a place marked by both beauty and tragedy, encapsulating the city’s complex history. Your guide will provide insights into the unique architectural styles and the historical events that have shaped these landmarks, offering a deeper understanding of Sofia’s past and present.
After immersing yourself in the historical and cultural narratives of Sofia, you’ll enjoy some free time to wander through the city’s bustling markets or relax in one of the many cafes, savoring the local cuisine or enjoying a coffee while watching the daily life of the city unfold.
Finally, as your tour comes to an end, you’ll be escorted to Sofia International Airport.
NOTE: The tour is further customizable.

Traditional Romanian welcome 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

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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 at Tulcea located right at the entrance to the Danube Delta. Hotel check-in. Dinner on your own.
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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’s scenic beauty and wildlife – it is known as the birdwatcher’s 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.
Black Church in Brasov
Bucharest Parliament Palace
Peles Castle
Sibiu Old Walls
Wilderness Bear Observatory in Transylvania

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