• Ateneul Roman - The Romanian Athenaeum, a symbol of modern Romania, is a must-see attraction in Bucharest, showcasing stunning architecture reminiscent of French style.
• Palatul Regal/Royal Palace - An accredited guide will lead you through the palace, sharing its captivating history tied to the Romanian monarchy and its kings: Carol I, Ferdinand I, Carol II, and Michael I.
• Biblioteca Centrala Universitara - The guide will introduce you to this remarkable building, constructed by Carol I, Romania’s first king. In front of the building stands Carol’s equestrian statue.
• Memorialul Renasterii - This obelisk, also known as ‘The Potato,’ was created after the December 1989 Revolution. It’s a significant stop where the guide will recount the final days of communism in Romania. Located in Revolution Square, where many young people fought against the regime, it features statues of two prominent figures who were captured and tortured by the communists.
• Biserica Kretzulescu - Here, you can admire Byzantine architecture, as 90% of Romanians are Christian Orthodox and embrace Eastern spirituality.
• Calea Victoriei - The most renowned boulevard in Bucharest.
• University’s Square - Home to some of Romania’s famous universities, it also features the Kilometer 0 of democracy, a symbol of the 1989 revolution. The tour continues with a stroll through the Old Town.
• Biserica Sf. Nicolae - Built by the Russian community in the early 20th century.
• Old Town - The vibrant heart of the capital.
• Stavropoleos Monastery - Small and charming, this gem is a symbol of Byzantine architecture and spirituality, offering a glimpse of the painted monasteries of Bucovina.
• Biserica Sf. Dumitru Posta - Known as the “White Princess of the Old Town,” this church boasts a fascinating history.
• Muzeul Curtea Veche - The Old Princely Court Museum (Curtea Veche) contains Bucharest’s oldest historical records, dating back to the 13th century, where Wallachian rulers resided from the 14th century. Vlad the Impaler ruled Wallachia from here for a time.
• Biserica Sfantul Anton - Curtea Veche - The guide will highlight this church’s significance in Romanian history, and you’ll be captivated by its interior beauty and atmosphere.
• Manuc’s Inn (Hanul lui Manuc) - The oldest inn and restaurant in town, it tells the tale of a wealthy and shrewd boyar who astonished both the Russian and Ottoman empires. It’s a recommended spot for booking lunch.
• Palace of Parliament - Viewed from a distance at Unirii Square. An optional stop, depending on your schedule and interest in continuing the tour.
• The Patriarchal Cathedral - An optional stop, based on your time and interest in continuing the tour. Located on the hill near Unirii Square, it offers a chance to enter a sacred space adorned with beautiful paintings and decorations.

• Souvenir
• Entrance to religious sites: St. Anthony, Stravropoleos Monastery, St. Demeter Church
• Tour of Romanian Atheneum (subject to opening hours)

• Ford, drink, other expenses

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.