Unique Tours with local guides in Bucharest

5 star rating on Tripadvisor, for over 7 years.

Bucharest, the vibrant capital of Romania, offers a captivating blend of Eastern and Western influences. With its eclectic architecture and  rich culture, the city is a seamless fusion of medieval relics, centuries-old Orthodox churches, and grandiose Belle Époque buildings, with a touch of the dark era of communism.

Free Tours in Bucharest

When: Friday – Monday

Free Tour: Victory Avenue & the Umbrella Passage

When: Every Day

Communism in Bucharest Free Tour

When: Every Day

Old Town & The Parliament Free Tour

Premium Tours in Bucharest

When: Every Day

Dinner inside the Museum of Communism after Closing Time

When: Every Day

Stories and Flavors of Communism + Museum of Communism

When: Every Day

Jewish History in Bucharest + Museum

When: Every Day

Coffee & Sweets Tour on the Amazing Victory Avenue

When: Every Day

Ghost & Vampires Bucharest Night Tour

Our Story

It all began on a Sunday during family lunch. After a hearty  meal and a glass of wine, a twist of fate led our parents to share stories of old Bucharest—their daily lives, cultural events, and urban myths. We were struck by how little we knew about our city, and in that moment, we decided to delve deeper.

Another twist of fate ignited our passion. Every day, we found ourselves talking to elderly locals, verifying stories, diving into archives, and uncovering fascinating details about Bucharest’s architectural and historical treasures.
Years of dedicated research unearthed countless forgotten stories, sparking a new idea: to offer tourists unique tours. Since 2018, we offer premium & tip-based tours, rich with personal memories and emotions, revealing hidden gems and untold tales. As our passion grew, so did our team, bringing together like-minded enthusiasts equally dedicated to uncovering Bucharest’s secrets.

With passion and experience, we crafted unforgettable tours, categorized them by themes, and opened them to the world. We guide visitors to fascinating sites, taking them beyond the usual tourist spots.
Incredible, right? 

But call it fate. And call it fate that you’re here.

Museum of Communism in the Old Town of Bucharest

The Museum of Communism in Bucharest offers a deep dive  into the history and daily life of Romanians during the communist regime. 

With interactive exhibits and meticulously curated information & personal stories, translated into English and Spanish, the museum provides a firsthand journey into the past. 

Discover how people lived, worked, and spent their leisure time, gaining insight into their worries and thoughts.

Step into the meticulously recreated living room and kitchen that evoke vivid communist aesthetics. Here, you can try on vintage clothing, handle historical artifacts, and even taste authentic communist-era beverages served in 1970s and 1980s glassware. 

This immersive experience promises to satisfy your curiosity about Romania’s communist past, making it a memorable highlight of your trip to Romania.

Meet our guides 

Catalina

Cătălina is the brain behind the whole operation—part PhD, part experience architect, and 100% passionate about Bucharest. As co-founder of the Museum of Communism and a former teacher of Geography and Travel & Tourism, she’s the one making sure everything runs smoothly behind the scenes. Always one step ahead — she’s the one who handpicks, trains, and inspires our amazing team. If the tours feel thoughtful, fun, and unforgettable, chances are Cătălina had something to do with it.

Maria

With over 7 years of experience and Spanish so flawless it could host its own telenovela, Maria is a true powerhouse of passion and professionalism in the world of tourist guiding. Oh, and did we mention she has a Master’s in Tourism Resources and Activities Management from the University of Bucharest? Yep—Maria’s got the brains and the charm.

Lavinia

Lavinia is a whirlwind of good vibes, armed with a Master’s in Social Studies, fluent Spanish. With over 4 years of guiding experience, her tours are like your favorite class—if your favorite class included jokes, fun facts, and zero exams. Always ready to answer your questions (even the really random ones), Lavinia will make sure you leave the tour smarter and happier.

Gabriela

Gabriela knows Bucharest like the back of her map—because yes, she’s a Geography graduate from the University of Bucharest. With over six years of experience as a guide, she’s fluent in English and passionate about making history feel alive with personal stories. Think of her as your witty local friend who knows all the cool spots AND what happened there 300 years ago.

Bogdan

Bogdan is the guru of unique and unconventional experiences in Bucharest. He speaks fluent English and Spanish. With a background in Cultural Heritage Management and Archaeology. Having studied in three different countries – UK, Spain and Romania – Bogdan is a true cosmopolitan. He’s also an archaeologist with a sharp wit and a taste for dark humor—so expect tours that are as insightful as they are entertaining.

Ali

With a master’s degree in Cultural Tourism from the University of Bucharest and experience at the National History Museum, Ali knows her history inside out. She’s got the charm of a Disney character—think Minnie Mouse but with a passion for heritage and a talent for storytelling. Sweet, kind, and full of surprises, Ali will make you fall in love with Bucharest one story at a time.

Larisa

Larisa is pure sunshine with a flair for storytelling—and an expert command of Italian that could make even Dante do a double take. Vivacious, engaging, and full of contagious energy, she turns every tour into a lively adventure through Romania’s culture and history – whether you’re into legends, architecture, or just want to know where to get the best gelato.

Maia

Bubbly, talkative, and currently mastering both English and Italian at the University of Bucharest, Maia is the kind of guide who makes history feel like gossip with context. She’s always ready to answer your questions—yes, even the weird ones—and to share her secret tips on where to eat, what to visit, and how not to look too much like a tourist. You’ll even start planning your next trip back before the tour ends.

Gionti

Warm, witty, and fluent in flawless Italian, Gionti is not only a brilliant guide but also a future doctor—so you’re in safe hands, literally. Between fun facts and fascinating stories, she’ll make sure you fall head over heels for Bucharest (don’t worry, she knows first aid). By the end of the tour, you’ll know more about Romania’s history and have a new favorite city.

Andreea

Andreea is basically a walking book—with subtitles in English, Spanish and more. She studied French and Spanish Philology at the University of Bucharest and is now diving even deeper into her love for languages with a master’s in Hispanic Studies. Passionate about literature, expect dramatic plot twists, quirky facts, and lots of laughter—delivered with a flair that’s 100% Andreea.

Cosmina

Cosmina is a sharp-eyed Sociology student who sees Bucharest like few others do. She leads tours in English and Italian, mixing smart social insights with stories even locals haven’t heard. Just when you think she’s the serious type, she hits you with a joke or an odd fact that sticks. Give her a few more years and she might just start her own secret society of quirky tour guides.

Alberto

Brilliant, charismatic, and currently studying International Relations and European Studies, Alberto has a natural talent for connecting the past to the present. Whether guiding in English or Spanish, after a tour with Alberto, you’ll walk away with a deeper understanding of Romania—and a strong suspicion you’ve just met a future president.

Alina

A graduate in Italian from the University of Bucharest and currently also working at the National Village Museum, Alina knows tradition inside out—literally. Whether you’re here for history, legends, or just a great photo spot, Alina will make sure you leave with a deeper understanding of Romania and probably a new favorite folk tale (or five).
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