Bucharest Local culture Trips

"I recently embarked on the ""Tour of Enchanting Balkans"" from Tirana to Dubrovnik/Split, and it was an absolutely unforgettable experience! From start to finish, this 8-day adventure was filled with awe-inspiring landscapes, rich cultural experiences, and the perfect blend of history and modern charm. Our knowledgeable guide Besa made the journey even more special by sharing fascinating insights into the region's history, traditions, and local stories."

Florin is a great tour operator, very knowledgeable, very helpful, very nice, very comfortable on this tour, and very friendly. If I go to another tour I want him to be our guide.

I loved their tour to Ukraine, Moldova and Romania. Good value for money and many unusual sights to visit. Apart from a couple of days the pace of the tour was good with enough time to go and explore on my own. Kiev is an amazing city, Chernobyl is a must do excursion for all those who remember the 1986 explosion, the nuclear missile museum is one of a kind, Peles Castle in Romania is straight out of a fairy tale and I also very much enjoyed our visit to Cricova winery in Moldova.

This tour is exactly what you need if you want to experience new cultures and fascinating history! I totally recommend this to anyone! Thanks tour operator for a great time and all the new memories!

These eastern block countries have amazing stories to tell and are on the cusp of coming into their own and it's the perfect time to experience the wonders of them all! The cities are amazing and you get to learn their history from local tour guides. Go from Chernobyl, to the Palace of corruption, to a secret Soviet missile base - with the opportunity to actually go down into the control room. We got to head into little known Transnistria, a remnant of the Soviet Union in its own time warp. Moldova was amazing, Chisinau proving to be a magical city, that has a lot to offer, with the trip out to nearby Churchi monastery including traditional Moldovian lunch an amazing window into the country and its traditions. Romania was amazing, Iasi, an amazing buzzing university town. Of course Bran Castle and it's stories of Dracula, and the wondrous Transylvania to Bucharest. Amazing experiences, sights and of course, fun!

The tour combined the history, culture, religion and culinary delights of the three countries. Highlights included the visit to Chernobyl where we ate our lunch only metres from the number 4 reactor that exploded in 1986! Another favourite was the visit to Dracula's castle in Transylvania. Altogether the three countries exceeded all expectations.