Things to do in Bucharest

This is a very straightforward tour. The assistant and guide are very friendly and on time. The tour in the Palace of the Parliament was a lot of fun and very informational.

Reminder: There is no boating in this salt mine, don't make the same mistake as I did. But overall it was an interesting half-day tour. We set off in the morning (there are several designated pick-up points, choose one). The tour guide was humorous and responsive. He introduced us from downtown Bucharest to the entrance of the Slanic Salt Mine, and stopped at a rest stop on the way. After the tour guide led the ticket check, he had nothing to do. He didn't go in, so we took the shuttle bus down to the salt mine to visit. It was very spectacular inside!! There were seats, cafes and some small entertainment facilities. The toilets were very clean and awesome!! We walked around for an hour and came out. It was not yet time for the tour bus to depart, so we went to a small salt mine museum about 10 minutes' walk from the entrance of the salt mine. It was small but still worth walking around. We finally returned to the city at about 3 pm. We had plenty of time and energy.

Our guide Ioana was amazing. She spoke from the heart, shared many fascinating stories, and paid close attention to everyone in the group. I especially enjoyed visiting Dracula’s Castle. It has so much atmosphere and history, and Ioana’s storytelling made it even more special. Brasov is also a beautiful place and definitely worth visiting. The only downside is that we had just around 50 minutes there, which felt a bit short. So be ready to explore quickly and make the most of your time. One friendly tip for fellow travelers: please try to be on time when the group needs to leave. It really helps everyone enjoy the tour without delays. Overall, it was a memorable day full of history, beauty, and great company. Thank you, Ioana!

The excursion was really good! Our guide, Serban, was amazing — super friendly and kept us entertained the whole day, even during the long bus rides. The group was small, which made everything a lot easier and more relaxed. If I had to mention one thing, it would be the lunch timing — since the tour starts before 8 a.m., it would’ve been nice to eat a bit earlier (we didn’t have lunch until around 3 p.m.). Other than that, the tour was really interesting and fun. I’d definitely recommend it!

our guide Robert was really good, very friendly & funny. our driver was patient & friendly. Veliko Tarnovo is interesting!

it was super fun and memorable, a day well spent, dya is the best guide! 😍❣️

We arrived in Veliko Tarnovo on a very sunny day, which allowed us to take many great photos. The tour guide introduced historical artifacts along the way and was happy to answer questions, but was mostly quiet, making it an overall average tour. Arbanasi is also a beautiful village, but if you're not planning to eat, you can see it in about half an hour. Just something to keep in mind.

The guide martin was amazing. The group size is <6 so its actually a really good value tour. highly reccommend!

the tour was very informative although I thought we would be passing the Arc but it didn’t happen but overall it was good.