BUCHAREST
Bucharest’s best days out.
The 6 most popular dining experiences in Bucharest, with prices, run times and who you book through. The standouts worth building a day around, and what each one actually gets you.
Dinner inside Bucharest’s Museum of Communism after closing. Palinka, an English guided tour, and a traditional meal served in communist-style rooms.
Most Popular“The tour guide!!!! She was so informative and we enjoyed a great discussion!”
Interactive Museum of Communism in Bucharest plus a traditional dinner right inside, for a small-group evening tour after closing.
“This was a wonderful experience!! We really enjoyed the history, great museum, and delicious dinner!!”
A 3-hour Bucharest evening tour with hotel pickup, a 1.5-hour English city drive, and a 3-course Romanian dinner with water.
“Serban was a great guide. Very knowledgeable regarding history of Bucharest and kept us entertained with his stories of the country. The restaurant was good and we all enjoyed the meal.”
Bucharest by night with hotel pickup, city sights, and a 3-course Romanian dinner at Caru cu Bere. English guide, small-group feel.
“We had a personal tour with Matei. He was very well-informed and showed us some things we wouldn’t have seen otherwise. The meal was fantastic! We didn’t know it, but there was a bonus floor show with four dancers who performed and then got the audience involved. Super fun!”
VIP Bucharest nightlife for up to 6: premium dinner, rooftop warm-up, 1-hour limo with sparkling wine, then a top club with priority entry.
“a great evening, super good guide (Ada) who follows around and makes sure everything is in order. our evening would never have been the same without her 👌 we had a fantastic evening, with fun, cozy and good drinks”
A private 5-hour trip from Bucharest to Casa Timiș for Romanian wine tasting, cheese pairings, and dinner in a beautiful restaurant and cellar.
“Excellent restaurant and excellent guide (Sebastian) who was great company. The octopus and wine was delicious”
From the Old Town boulevards to the Transylvania castles to the thermal baths, and every way to spend a day in Romania’s capital.
