Top Otopeni Art & Culture

Discover the ancient legends and landmarks that define the corridor between Wallachia and Transylvania on a private day trip to the Prahova Valley. Visit sacred spaces like Ialomitei Cave and the Pestera Monastery, and ride a cable car up into the Bucegi Mountains to see the mysterious Sphinx and Babele rock formations. Gain insight into the region's history and modern Romanian culture from a private guide on this customized tour from Bucharest.

Romania boasts many historical and natural landmarks, but ticking them all off in a short time can be difficult. Discover highlights across the country, including Bran Castle, Turda Salt Mine, and Rasnov Fortress on a 3-day private tour from Cluj Napoca, and avoid hidden costs with 2 nights’ accommodation, breakfast, and round-trip transfer included in the price.

Experience the top three attractions of Transylvania on a private full-day tour from Bucharest.  Private transportation, starting from your hotel, allows you to discover more of the region comfortably in less time. Skip the long entrance lines at both Peles Castle and Bran Castle, to maximize your time to explore.  Later, interact with your guide during a private tour in the old town of Brasov, before heading back to the city.

Known for its links to Dracula, Bran Castle is one of Transylvania’s top attractions– but the most frightening feature can be the long entry lines. Book skip-the-line tickets for hassle-free admission to the iconic castle, and spend your time learning more about its history and legends instead of waiting in line.

Romania is known for its mountainous landscape, but gaining intimate insight can be tricky. Discover Transylvania on a day tour from the capital, and travel by 4x4 to access off-road highlights with ease. Explore scenic spots including  Zarnesti Canyon and Poiana Mărului, and benefit from your guide’s personalized attention on a private tour.

Embark on a journey through Romania's rich history and culture with our 4-day round-trip tour of Transylvania. Starting in Bucharest, you'll explore the city's impressive landmarks, including the Spring Palace and Cotroceni Palace. These former residences of the Ceausescu family offer a fascinating glimpse into the country's communist past and the opulent lifestyle of Romania's former rulers. From Bucharest, we'll take you on a journey through the charming medieval towns and stunning landscapes of Transylvania. Visit iconic castles like Bran Castle, the inspiration behind Bram Stoker's Dracula, and Peles Castle, a Neo-Renaissance masterpiece nestled in the Carpathian Mountains. Walk in the footsteps of Vlad the Impaler in Sighisoara and snap photos of the world's largest brown bear sanctuary. Throughout the tour, you'll enjoy comfortable accommodation, expert guides, and unforgettable experiences that will leave you with a lasting appreciation for Romania's rich history and culture.

Enjoy a comprehensive 8-day tour of Romania that explores the vast and versatile terrain that makes it one of Europe's most unique countries. Visit the most historical and culturally significant landmarks whilst getting to know the locals.

Take the hassle out of planning your trip to Romania on this private two-week tour from Bucharest. You’ll learn about the country in depth with the help of your private local guide. Visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites and other attractions across three regions of Romania: Wallachia, Moldavia, and Transylvania. This tour is excellent value for money and you’ll pack a lot of fun and interest into two weeks.

Explore Transylvania’s most impressive citadels and discover why the region is steeped in mysterious lore, on a fascinating small group trip. Immerse yourself in the legends of Transylvania with a visit to Bran Castle, visit two UNESCO World Heritage sites: the Saxon church in the medieval village of Viscri and the impressive Biertan fortified Saxon church, wander through the fortified Saxon town of Sighisoara — known as the birthplace of the warlord who inspired Bram Stoker’s Count Dracula. Visit Sibiu medieval city and Corvin Castle. Declared for Cultural capital of Europe Sibiu was once the king of the Transylvanian Saxon towns, serving as capital and dominating cultural activity. Sibiu is home to the first hospital in Romania (1292), the first pharmacy (1494) and the oldest museum in Romania, the Brukenthal Museum, opened in 1817. Visit Astra Open Air Village Museum, the second largest open-air museum in Europe, get to know one of the Transylvanian villages at a leisurely pace.