The Real Tour of Communism will take you through all of the major aspects regarding the life under communist rule in Romania which lasted officially from 1948 to 1989. The Communism era was marked by the dictator Nicolae Ceausescu who ruled Romania for most of this period (1965-1989). We will discover the landmarks of the Communist era to understand how the city's architecture was influenced and changed for ever. But also the former locations of the Secret Police where Romanians were interrogated and tortured too. The tour ends in the Revolution Square where Nicolae Ceausescu had his last speech on Dec 21st 1989 few days before he was executed together with his wife.

Discover, interact and finally learn what other things you can explore in the city. It is a tour that will help you shape a first general perspective over the city's history and heritage. Interaction is what we like to do, along the way the guide will always be open to answer all of your questions. The tour will approximately cover a distance of 4.5 Km which will mean that you will get to see about 70% of the main attractions in Bucharest. It will not be a tour but a walk with a local friend!

You're are going to meet the host at our office and your journey in the Communist past of Romania will start. We'll take you inside the palace , , sort out the tickets , the guide will be introduce to you. After more then one hour inside one of Europe's most impressive buildings you will see with different eyes this amazing , and yet not fully discovered part of the old continent.

The one & only tuk tuk tour in Bucharest. Taking this tour you'll step out of ordinary tours. There are several options to choose from: 1h to 3h tours, by day or by night or a Romantic tour with miniBar. With tuk tuk you won't miss: - Palace of the Parliament, the biggest building in Europe - Artesian Fountains on a look-alike Champs Elysees boulevard - Romanian Athenaeum - most iconic building in the city - Triumphal Arch - symbol of independency of Romania - Victory Avenue - oldest and most touristic street in Bucharest - Revolution Square - National Art Museum (former Royal Palace of Romania) - and a lot of other famous places There are photo stops on route but tuk tuk can fit almost anywhere you wish for other creative spots. You'll get also a lot of recommendations from your tuk tuk guide where are the best restaurants and places to spend your time. The tour will finish where it started. ••• Book and see why "There's no better way to see Bucharest!" •••

Add a second country to your trip with a well paced day tour from Bucharest to northern Bulgaria, covering three distinct stops in one itinerary: Ruse, Arbanasi, and Veliko Tarnovo. After crossing the Danube, enjoy a short stop in Ruse, including the city center pedestrian area and the Holy Trinity Cathedral Church, then continue to the traditional village of Arbanasi, known for its historic houses and local atmosphere. The highlight of the day is Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria’s medieval capital, where you will visit the Tsarevets Fortress and have free time to explore and enjoy the panoramic hilltop views. A tour leader keeps the schedule on track and shares practical context about Bulgaria between stops, making this an easy, efficient way to experience the country in one day. Timings may vary depending on border procedures and traffic.

In this 3-hour walking tour about communism, you'll discover the major landmarks and events of the communist period of history in Bucharest: the violent beginnings of the communist regime, the nationalization and forced demolition of thousands of houses, the Palace of the Parliament, the Ceausescu family and the anti-communist revolution of 1989.