House of Ceauşescu

This is the Original® tuk tuk tour you can get in Bucharest. In a fun and comfortable way you'll discover all the best attractions of the city. The tuk tuk is open-top so you get a 360º view over the sights. It is perfect for couples or group of friends. The meeting point is in front of the Grand Hotel Bucharest at University Square or you can be picked up from your hotel in the downtown area. After you get to know your guide and driver your experience begin. Some of the attractions on the route are: - Palace of Parliament - 2nd largest building in the World - Arch of the Triumph - Union Boulevard with the artesian fountains - 1989 Revolution Square - Romanian Athenaeum - Victory Avenue - most popular street in the city - Cec Palace - Former Royal Palace - Dorobanti-Primaverii neighborhoods - exclusive area of Bucharest where no other tours go - and many more! Lots of photo stops along the route in impossible places for other vehicles. Tour ends where it started or you can be dropped-off anywhere in downtown area. At the beginning of the tour you'll get complimentary bottled water and Romanian snacks. On board of tuk tuk you have power banks, blanket, selfie stick & free Wi-Fi. Your guide is a local who can gives you a lot of recommendations where are the best restaurants and places to spend your time. Book now & enjoy a unique way to see Bucharest! Tuk Tuk Way!

Visit Bucharest the easy and funny way on a private tuk tuk tour. Discover iconic sites on a route that goes from the Old Town to Press House, with stops to explore religion, history, music, cuisine and culture. Save your legs and travel with ease in a motorized tuk-tuk, a mode of transportation that stands out and becomes a part of the traveler's stories and memories. Snap unforgettable photos of Bucharest's most scenic places while learning about life in the city. Enjoy the fun, personal experience of a private tour in an open-air vehicle. Read more at www.bucharesttuktuk.com

Explore Bucharest’s most fascinating landmarks on this guided private tour by minivan that combines history, culture, and architecture. This comprehensive experience includes a professional guide, and convenient transfers between sites, ensuring a seamless journey through the city’s most iconic attractions. 1. Palace of the Parliament (Palatul Parlamentului) Begin your tour at the Palace of the Parliament, the largest administrative building in Europe and one of the most extravagant projects of the communist era. Constructed under Nicolae Ceaușescu’s leadership, this colossal structure is a testament to ambition and power. Your guide will lead you through its grand halls, adorned with marble, gold, and crystal, showcasing the craftsmanship and opulence of its design. You’ll explore key areas such as the vast conference rooms, ceremonial halls, and the grand balcony that overlooks the city. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating stories about its construction, the challenges faced, and the historical events tied to this monumental building. 2. Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum After marveling at the Palace of the Parliament, travel to the peaceful and picturesque Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum, located within the lush Herastrau Park. This open-air museum is a cultural treasure, offering a glimpse into traditional Romanian village life. Wander through authentic wooden houses, windmills, and churches brought from various regions of Romania. Each structure tells a story of rural life, craftsmanship, and traditions. Your guide will explain the unique architectural styles of different regions, the cultural significance of each building, and how these traditions continue to influence Romanian identity today. You’ll also have time to stroll through the serene grounds of the museum, surrounded by nature, making it a peaceful contrast to the grandeur of the Palace of the Parliament. 3. Ceaușescu Mansion (Primăverii Palace) The final stop is the Ceaușescu Mansion, the luxurious former residence of Romania’s dictator, Nicolae Ceaușescu, and his family. Nestled in the upscale Primăverii neighborhood, this villa offers a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of the regime’s elite. Step inside this impeccably preserved home to see its opulent décor, including gold-plated bathrooms, grand chandeliers, and personalized touches that reveal the extravagance of the Ceaușescu family. Your guide will share intriguing stories about Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu’s lives, their leadership, and how they used this residence as a private retreat during their time in power. Tour Details What’s Included: Professional guide Comfortable transfers between sites in an air-conditioned minivan Pick-up and drop-off from City Center What’s Excluded: Entrance tickets are not included but we can book the tickets on your behalf so you can skip the line Food and drinks are not included

Explore Bucharest’s most fascinating landmarks on this guided private tour by minivan that combines history, culture, and architecture. This comprehensive experience includes a professional guide, and convenient transfers between sites, ensuring a seamless journey through the city’s most iconic attractions. Begin your tour at the Palace of the Parliament, the largest administrative building in Europe and one of the most extravagant projects of the communist era. Constructed under Nicolae Ceaușescu’s leadership, this colossal structure is a testament to ambition and power. Your guide will lead you through its grand halls, adorned with marble, gold, and crystal, showcasing the craftsmanship and opulence of its design. You’ll explore key areas such as the vast conference rooms, ceremonial halls, and the grand balcony that overlooks the city. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating stories about its construction, the challenges faced, and the historical events tied to this monumental building. After marveling at the Palace of the Parliament, travel to the peaceful and picturesque Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum, located within the lush Herastrau Park. This open-air museum is a cultural treasure, offering a glimpse into traditional Romanian village life. Wander through authentic wooden houses, windmills, and churches brought from various regions of Romania. Each structure tells a story of rural life, craftsmanship, and traditions. Your guide will explain the unique architectural styles of different regions, the cultural significance of each building, and how these traditions continue to influence Romanian identity today. You’ll also have time to stroll through the serene grounds of the museum, surrounded by nature, making it a peaceful contrast to the grandeur of the Palace of the Parliament. The final stop is the Ceaușescu Mansion, the luxurious former residence of Romania’s dictator, Nicolae Ceaușescu, and his family. Nestled in the upscale Primăverii neighborhood, this villa offers a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of the regime’s elite. Step inside this impeccably preserved home to see its opulent décor, including gold-plated bathrooms, grand chandeliers, and personalized touches that reveal the extravagance of the Ceaușescu family. Your guide will share intriguing stories about Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu’s lives, their leadership, and how they used this residence as a private retreat during their time in power. The Palace of the Parliament requires a valid ID for entry ENTRANCE TICKETS CANNOT BE GUARANTEED at the Palace of Parliament, in this situation a visit to the exterior panorama will be made. MONDAY Ceaușescu Mansion IS CLOSED Entrance fees to the Palace of Parliament, the Village Museum and the Ceaușescu Mansion are not included in the tour price, but we can book tickets on your behalf so you can skip the line.

Explore Bucharest’s most fascinating landmarks on this guided tour that combines history, culture, and architecture. This comprehensive experience includes a professional guide, and convenient transfers between sites, ensuring a seamless journey through the city’s most iconic attractions. Begin your tour at the Palace of the Parliament, the largest administrative building in Europe and one of the most extravagant projects of the communist era. Constructed under Nicolae Ceaușescu’s leadership, this colossal structure is a testament to ambition and power. Your guide will lead you through its grand halls, adorned with marble, gold, and crystal, showcasing the craftsmanship and opulence of its design. You’ll explore key areas such as the vast conference rooms, ceremonial halls, and the grand balcony that overlooks the city. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating stories about its construction, the challenges faced, and the historical events tied to this monumental building. After marveling at the Palace of the Parliament, travel to the peaceful and picturesque Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum, located within the lush Herastrau Park. This open-air museum is a cultural treasure, offering a glimpse into traditional Romanian village life. Wander through authentic wooden houses, windmills, and churches brought from various regions of Romania. Each structure tells a story of rural life, craftsmanship, and traditions. Your guide will explain the unique architectural styles of different regions, the cultural significance of each building, and how these traditions continue to influence Romanian identity today. You’ll also have time to stroll through the serene grounds of the museum, surrounded by nature, making it a peaceful contrast to the grandeur of the Palace of the Parliament. The final stop is the Ceaușescu Mansion, the luxurious former residence of Romania’s dictator, Nicolae Ceaușescu, and his family. Nestled in the upscale Primăverii neighborhood, this villa offers a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of the regime’s elite. Step inside this impeccably preserved home to see its opulent décor, including gold-plated bathrooms, grand chandeliers, and personalized touches that reveal the extravagance of the Ceaușescu family. Your guide will share intriguing stories about Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu’s lives, their leadership, and how they used this residence as a private retreat during their time in power. The Palace of the Parliament requires a valid ID for entry. ENTRANCE TICKETS CANNOT BE GUARANTEED at the Palace of Parliament, in this situation a visit to the exterior panorama will be made. MONDAY Ceaușescu Mansion IS CLOSED. Entrance fees to the Palace of Parliament, the Village Museum and the Ceaușescu Mansion are not included in the tour price, but we can book tickets on your behalf so you can skip the line.

Save your legs and travel with ease in a comfortable car. Get a quick overview of Bucharest’s top attractions on a private car tour. Cover ground quickly as you explore the historic center of Bucharest and beyond. Customize the itinerary according to your preferences or check out top landmarks: Palace of Parliament, Bucharest Fountains, Triumph Arch, Victoria Palace, National Theatre, Herastrau Park, Romanian Athenaeum, Victoria Avenue, Revolution Square, Ceausescu’s House. Explore iconic sites on a route that goes from Old Town to Press House, with stops to explore religion, history, music, cuisine and culture. . This tour promises an intimate journey through Bucharest’s bustling streets. We offer free pick-up from your hotel to make this experience easier for you.

Explore Bucharest’s most fascinating landmarks on this guided tour that combines history, culture, and architecture. This comprehensive experience includes a professional guide, and convenient transfers between sites, ensuring a seamless journey through the city’s most iconic attractions. Begin your tour at the Palace of the Parliament, the largest administrative building in Europe and one of the most extravagant projects of the communist era. Constructed under Nicolae Ceaușescu’s leadership, this colossal structure is a testament to ambition and power. Your guide will lead you through its grand halls, adorned with marble, gold, and crystal, showcasing the craftsmanship and opulence of its design. You’ll explore key areas such as the vast conference rooms, ceremonial halls, and the grand balcony that overlooks the city. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating stories about its construction, the challenges faced, and the historical events tied to this monumental building. After marveling at the Palace of the Parliament, travel to the peaceful and picturesque Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum, located within the lush Herastrau Park. This open-air museum is a cultural treasure, offering a glimpse into traditional Romanian village life. Wander through authentic wooden houses, windmills, and churches brought from various regions of Romania. Each structure tells a story of rural life, craftsmanship, and traditions. Your guide will explain the unique architectural styles of different regions, the cultural significance of each building, and how these traditions continue to influence Romanian identity today. You’ll also have time to stroll through the serene grounds of the museum, surrounded by nature, making it a peaceful contrast to the grandeur of the Palace of the Parliament. The final stop is the Ceaușescu Mansion, the luxurious former residence of Romania’s dictator, Nicolae Ceaușescu, and his family. Nestled in the upscale Primăverii neighborhood, this villa offers a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of the regime’s elite. Step inside this impeccably preserved home to see its opulent décor, including gold-plated bathrooms, grand chandeliers, and personalized touches that reveal the extravagance of the Ceaușescu family. Your guide will share intriguing stories about Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu’s lives, their leadership, and how they used this residence as a private retreat during their time in power. The Palace of the Parliament requires a valid ID for entry. ENTRANCE TICKETS CANNOT BE GUARANTEED at the Palace of Parliament, in this situation a visit to the exterior panorama will be made. MONDAY Ceaușescu Mansion IS CLOSED. Entrance fees to the Palace of Parliament, the Village Museum and the Ceaușescu Mansion are not included in the tour price, but we can book tickets on your behalf so you can skip the line.

Explore Bucharest’s most fascinating landmarks on a guided private tour by minivan that combines history, culture, and architecture. This comprehensive experience includes a professional guide, and convenient transfers between sites, ensuring a seamless journey through the city’s most iconic attractions. Begin your tour at the Palace of the Parliament, the largest administrative building in Europe and one of the most extravagant projects of the communist era. Constructed under Nicolae Ceaușescu’s leadership, this colossal structure is a testament to ambition and power. Your guide will lead you through its grand halls, adorned with marble, gold, and crystal, showcasing the craftsmanship and opulence of its design. You’ll explore key areas such as the vast conference rooms, ceremonial halls, and the grand balcony that overlooks the city. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating stories about its construction, the challenges faced, and the historical events tied to this monumental building. After marveling at the Palace of the Parliament, travel to the peaceful and picturesque Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum, located within the lush Herastrau Park. This open-air museum is a cultural treasure, offering a glimpse into traditional Romanian village life. Wander through authentic wooden houses, windmills, and churches brought from various regions of Romania. Each structure tells a story of rural life, craftsmanship, and traditions. Your guide will explain the unique architectural styles of different regions, the cultural significance of each building, and how these traditions continue to influence Romanian identity today. You’ll also have time to stroll through the serene grounds of the museum, surrounded by nature, making it a peaceful contrast to the grandeur of the Palace of the Parliament. The final stop is the Ceaușescu Mansion, the luxurious former residence of Romania’s dictator, Nicolae Ceaușescu, and his family. Nestled in the upscale Primăverii neighborhood, this villa offers a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of the regime’s elite. Step inside this impeccably preserved home to see its opulent décor, including gold-plated bathrooms, grand chandeliers, and personalized touches that reveal the extravagance of the Ceaușescu family. Your guide will share intriguing stories about Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu’s lives, their leadership, and how they used this residence as a private retreat during their time in power. The Palace of the Parliament requires a valid ID for entry. ENTRANCE TICKETS CANNOT BE GUARANTEED at the Palace of Parliament, in this situation a visit to the exterior panorama will be made. MONDAY Ceaușescu Mansion IS CLOSED. Entrance fees to the Palace of Parliament, the Village Museum and the Ceaușescu Mansion are not included in the tour price, but we can book tickets on your behalf so you can skip the line.

Travel back in time to the '70s - 80's during a private tour of Bucharest in a fully restored Romanian classic car. Enjoy a 3-hour circuit, passing by city landmarks such as The Palace of Parliament (Casa Poporului), The Revolution Square, Victoria Socialismului Boulevard, (The Champs Elysee of Ceausescu), the Romanian Communist Party Headquarter, Casa Presei, and much more. Discover the city during a 30 km circuit, driving along the fancy boulevards of Bucharest by yourself (or with a private driver). Hop in and out the car at the main landmarks of the to get the best photographs of the city. Hear the most amazing life stories that portray the way a real comrade lived in the Communist era of Bucharest. Have fun attracting the eyes of everybody walking on the streets, and observe Bucharest locals waving at you driving a classic 35-year-old Romanian car. Feel like a Comrade behind the steering wheel of an authentic communist car - a Dacia 1310.

Romania has been a communist country for more than 40 years, between 1948 and December 1989. Nicolae Ceausescu became the General Secretary of the Romanian Communist Party in 1965 and the president of Socialist Republic of Romania in 1974. 15 years later, he was removed from power and executed after a violent revolution during the winter of 1989. While nowadays Romania is a democracy, the communist period remained interesting as well as controversial. Follow the guide on this trip through Bucharest to reveal the “great accomplishments of the golden era” and to hear the story of people who built it. You will see the first communist building in Bucharest, the Revolution Square with the balcony where the dictator gave his last speech, the majestic “House of People” and the former residence of the presidential couple. The tour will start in the morning at your hotel and following a 4 hour itinerary you will see the most interesting communist sights of Bucharest downtown with entrance at the Parliament Palace "House of People" and Primaverii Palace. The itinerary depends on your hotel’s location, but it will include: Free Press Square (Piata Presei Libere), The Arch of Triumph (Arcul de Triumf), Victoriei Square (Piata Victoriei), Calea Victoriei – Revolution Square (Romanian Atheneum, Revolution’s Memorial), The Palace of Parliament (Palatul Parlamentului), Union Square (Piata Unirii) – University Square (Piata Universitatii), Romana Square (Piata Romana), Victoriei Square and Charles de Gaulle Square (Piata Charles de Gaulle).