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.
Join us on the Old Town & Parliament Free Tour to discover Bucharest’s most iconic landmarks together with a knowledgeable local guide. Take a walk through the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, explore hidden gems such as the 300-year-old Stavropoleos Monastery, and uncover the intriguing connection between Dracula and Bucharest, while enjoying engaging stories and anecdotes that make the tour both informative and entertaining.
Moreover, our guides will provide you with discount coupons at off-the-beaten-path restaurants, that will allow you to enjoy local culinary delights at affordable prices.
The tour ends at the Palace of the Parliament, right next to the Fountain Avenue. This is a highly requested tour, as it presents the main attractions of Bucharest. Limited sports available due to group number limitations, please be sure to reserve your spot as soon as possible.
The average tip is around 10 euro (50 lei) per tourist. However, the tip amount is entirely up to you, based on your level of enjoyment and the overall quality of the tour. You’ll never be asked to pay anything in advance, ensuring you are only paying for a service you’re completely satisfied with.
Please keep in mind that tips cover the guide’s work, as well as the efforts of the administrative and marketing team, platform costs, and any printed materials you receive at the end of the tour. Tips are the only source of income for our guides, who rely on these contributions as their primary job.
Your tips allow us to offer high-quality tours at minimal costs for tourists and motivate our guides to continually improve, as the system rewards those who provide the best experiences. Tipping is always voluntary, and our guides will never pressure you into it. If you enjoyed the tour, we ask that you take a moment to consider its value to you. Help us keep traveling affordable for everyone!
You can tip the guide in cash or via Revolut. Both LEI (RON) and euro are equally appreciated. While other currencies are also accepted, please note that depending on the currency, the guide or team might face difficulties obtaining a favorable exchange rate.
Our guides will always greet you by holding a purple umbrella at the meeting point, 15 minutes before the starting time of the tour. If you have trouble locating the meeting point or you’re running late, contact us at: 0790 840 454 (administration team) / 0742 869 575 (Maria) / 0735 636 059 (Catalina).
– By joining this tour, you’ll receive an
exclusive discount card for local restaurants, museums, and additional premium tours.
– With over 6 years of experience and hundreds of glowing reviews from satisfied tourists, we are a leader in the market—see reviews.
– Our guides will take you beyond the typical tourist spots and offer exclusive recommendations. You’ll be accompanied by a local bilingual guide who is energetic and eager to assist with any questions about your trip to Bucharest or Romania.
If you are unable to attend the tour, please contact us at 0790 840 454 (administration team), 0742 869 575 (Maria), or 0735 636 059 (Catalina), and provide your reservation details. This helps our administrative team manage the number of guides needed each day, ensuring we always provide the best possible service. Thank you for informing us!
We’d be delighted to have your dog join the tour!
Our tourists say that the tour is one of the best they took.
This is because it is not only history, but also legends of the city, anecdotes, food recommendations and explanations, understanding the Romanian culture.
Book now and reserve your spot.
It all started on a Sunday, at a family lunch, when, after a good meal and a glass of wine, our parents accidentally, but call it fate, told us stories from old #Bucharest, about their daily lives, cultural events, and urban myths.
