Complete Walking Tour of Bucharest: An Expert-Guided Experience

Discover the rich and diverse history of Bucharest on a walking tour that spans six centuries. From the medieval ages to present day, we will explore the evolution of the city's architecture and uncover the stories behind some of its most significant landmarks. 

Begin by climbing Patriarchy Hill and marvel at the former Palace of the Patriarchate, an exquisite example of Romanian Orthodox architecture, where we will learn about the influence of religion on Romanian culture.

Next, marvel at the beauty of the Unirii Fountains, the longest in the world, before visiting the iconic Palace of Parliament, a massive structure that serves as a reminder of Romania's communist past.

As we will stroll by the Old Princely Court and by the square where medieval justice used to be carried out, feel the weight of history as we imagine the dramatic events that took place there. 

As we step back in time take a look inside Manuc's Inn, a historic hotel that has been welcoming travelers for centuries.

At the National Museum of Romanian History, delve into the country's rich cultural heritage, and admire the intricate frescoes and carvings at Stavropoleos Monastery, a peaceful sanctuary that stands in stark contrast to the bustling city.

Learn about the Ottoman period and how it influenced the city's architecture, then experience the grandeur of the Paris of the East era.

Visit the Palace of the National Military Circle and marvel at its imposing neoclassical facade. Then, satisfy your sweet tooth at Capsa Cake Shop, a legendary pastry shop with over 160 years of history.

Take a look at the Odeon Theatre, a cultural institution that has hosted some of the country's most significant plays and performances and see the wounds of the city left behind by the 2nd World War’s bombing campaigns.  

Stand in Revolution Square, the site of historic events that changed the course of Romania's history. Gaze upon the imposing Central Committee of the Communist Party Building, which served as the headquarters of Romania's oppressive regime.

Finally, visit the Royal Palace, once the residence of Romania's kings and now a fascinating museum that houses precious works of art and artifacts. 

Throughout the tour, we will share captivating stories and insights about the landmarks you visit, leaving you with a newfound appreciation for Bucharest's rich history and vibrant culture.