• Neagra Bison Reservation - This Bison Reserve is the largest in Romania, dedicated to safeguarding the species and reintroducing bison into Romanian forests.

The bison, the largest land mammal in Europe, boasts a robust and powerful physique, weighing between 800-1000 kg at maturity.

By the late 1800s, the bison was nearly extinct in Europe. However, thanks to conservation programs in various Romanian locations, they have begun to roam freely in the wild once more.

• Snagov Monastery - Situated on a small island near Bucharest, Snagov Church is a significant religious monument in Southern Romania. Originally part of a monastery, the church dates back to medieval times when local princes endowed, fortified, and expanded it to support the Orthodox Church.

Snagov Church is also entwined with the legends of Vlad the Impaler. A symbolic tomb of the prince is located inside the church, in front of the altar.

Lake Snagov and the surrounding forest are rich with stories about the Romanian Royal House, former dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, the German occupation during WWII, and more.

• Ploiesti - The captivating tales of the oil fields and the world’s first refineries in Ploiesti are sure to engage visitors.

• Private transportation
• Photo fee at Snagov Monastery
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional tour guide in English, Italian or Romanian

• Tea and coffee
• Snacks

Surpass your expectations with a half-day tour outside Bucharest, exploring Romania’s untouched natural marvels.

Begin the journey at the expansive Bison Reservation, where you can witness Europe’s largest mammal in its natural habitat.

Travel through the historic Oil Fields to reach the ancient Snagov Monastery, the resting place of Vlad Draculea The Impaler, the real-life prince who inspired the legendary Prince of Darkness - Dracula.

The monastery is steeped in history, surrounded by captivating landscapes of forest and water.

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