House of the Free Press

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 Grand Hotel Bucharest at University Square or you can be picked up from your hotel in 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 neighbourhoods - 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!

Start your day in the morning and discover together with your professional guide the wonders of Bucharest, also called The Little Paris of the East. This panoramic city tour includes stops and history lessons at three very important sites: Revolution Square, Constitution Square and equally impressive Military Academy. Discover the history of the Romanians from the time of the Roman Empire, Middle Ages and Vlad the Impaler and walk your way through Monarchy and the dark Communist times of recent history. Drive by sites like: Romanian Arch of Triumph, House of Free Press, Kiseleff Avenue with beautiful French style villas, Embassy Row, Romanian Peasant's Museum, Victory Square, Officer's Club, Cismigiu Garden, Medical School, Opera Square, Fountains Avenue and Military Academy. Next you see the open air Village Museum which will provide you with a unique experience and will give you a glimpse in the life of the Romanian peasants from more than 100 years ago. This museum is particularly impressive because all the houses were taken from their original locations and rebuilt here in Bucharest almost one century ago. In the afternoon you leave crowded Bucharest behind and visit Mogosoaia Palace. Imagine that one of the wealthiest families in Romania managed to spend almost all their fortune in order to restore this wonderful place. Take a trip back in time to a more elendant era and find all the secrets of this place together with your guide. From here you are driving north from the city in order to see a place surrounded in myth and history. The Snagov Monastery is the supposed burial place of a famous Romanian ruler: Vlad the Impaler, also known as Dracula. The monastery is on a small island in the middle of a beautiful lake.

Embark on a 7-hour journey through Bucharest and share a "stop and visit" experience. See the city in one day with driver guide and get a complete glimpse about its people, history and urban development by sharing a ride through Bucharest. Including the backstreets. Pick up from your hotel in the morning. We will start our experience with the southern part, exploring the less known and not-so-touristy neighborhoods. Have you ever seen a natural delta in the middle of a European capital? You will now... Be prepared to hear the stories inside the most famous cemetery of the city and discover a hidden castle and mosque. We will not miss some of the most important religious landmarks of the city as the Patriarchy. A stop for lunch and refreshments will be made depending on where and when that finds us. Bucharest has a wide variety of restaurants you can chose from. Afternoon is reserved for touching the highlights of the central and northern area. Driving through the main squares (Unirii and University square) and historic spots as we get closer to the recent times. We will be covering a big part of the central area, from the communist dystopian architecture of the 1980's to the belle epoque and modernism. See the parks and posh quarters, the ruins and the palaces, the Opera House and dictator's residence. Stop to visit Revolution Square, and marvel at landmarks like the Royal Palace, now the National Art Gallery and the Atheneum. Late afternoon will catch us at the unique Triumphal Arch and the northern part of the city You can even chose to stop and visit if there's something that catches your eye... How and why it was chosen as the capital city, when and where it was founded and many other secrets of the city. This is an ideal sketch of a tour. Depending on your hotel's location it can start from a different area but will be completing the same itinerary. It can be subjected to changes according to your interests, pace, holidays and weather conditions. At all times you will be in a safe environment as Bucharest does not have "no go" areas and very low crime rate. See the city in one day!

Smart Balance guides will show you Bucharest by electric bike, with stops in most important places Unirii, Casa Poporului, Old town, Universitate, Piata Romana, Calea Victoriei, Govement House, The Arch of Triumph, The Village Museum, Herastrau Park. You will have an authentic Romanian experience including driving most important interest points in the capital. Is the only tour by electric scooter from Bucharest with trained guide to keep you safe for all experience. Protection equipment included. if you want another option for our experiences, we recommend: Urban Power SB 7 SB 5 Urban Endurance

Although a relatively young settlement (approximately 600 years) and at the crossroad of several cultural influences, Bucharest doesn't cease to surprise the new arrival with its hues. Bustling and chaotic, colorful and austere, modern and decay make and intriguing mix that can only be understood with local help. We start in its birthplace with the auberges, taverns and bookstores. A short glimpse at the 1980s with their utopian architecture. On to the financial district and its end of the century architecture. Continue to the central crossroad of the University. Revolution, National Art Gallery, the concert hall of the Atheneum. We end with a metro ride to King Michael Park, Triumphal Arch, Palace of Free Press and Village Museum. Quick lunch/ snack break in between. Long and fruitful day. Highly flexible and customizable.