Tours and offers


Open group tours at 20 Euros / person:


Legends & Secrets of Bucharest

For families, creatives, and curious souls eager to explore the city’s hidden layers


The Mysteries of Bucharest

Learn about the Securitate’s hidden operations, secret buildings, underground tunnels, and the chilling tales ghosts and haunted churches and houses. This is not a history class, it’s an immersive experience where true stories, urban legends, and dark anecdotes come to life.


Bucharest’s Magical Spots 

Bucharest is filled with places that feel straight out of a fairy tale. Join us for a storytelling adventure where we’ll explore the Carturesti Carusel bookstore, the hidden passages of Macca-Vilacrosse, the lush gardens of Cismigiu, and the mystical Atheneum, with tales of alchemists, secret societies, and dreamers who left their mark. Discover how legends mix with reality in this city of contrasts.


Bucharest’s Old Town Tales & Legends

Step into the heart of Bucharest’s Old Town as we explore cobbled streets and hear the stories of merchants, poets, spies, and revolutionaries. From the Old Princely Court and Manuc's Inn, to the Stavropoleos Monastery, each stop reveals a new chapter in Bucharest’s rich history. Expect tales of Vlad the Impaler, hidden treasures, and the great fire that changed the city forever.



Bucharest: Stories That Shaped a City

These tours make history relevant, fresh, and emotional. Perfect for curious minds and explorers who love a good story with their walk.



A storytelling walk down the grand Calea Victoriei, the city’s most glamorous and historic avenue, where aristocrats once paraded, revolutionaries fought, and architects dreamed. The tour covers the Romanian Athenaeum, Cercul Militar, Royal Palace, Cantacuzino Palace (Enescu Museum), and the modern Intercontinental Hotel, blending architecture, history, and human drama. Discover the hidden symbolism in the statues, the scandals of the elite, and the birthplace of Romanian jazz.


From University Square to Revolution Square, from Cismigiu Gardens to Piata Amzei, this tour adapts to the group’s pace and interests. Discuss life in Romania today, local customs, the changes after communism, and hidden places locals love. Expect a blend of culture, politics, personal stories, and tips for your stay. Ideal for visitors who want an authentic connection with a local guide.


Discover 500 years of history in one unforgettable day. Visit iconic landmarks like the Palace of the Parliament, Revolution Square, and Calea Victoriei. Learn about the rise and fall of communism, royal romances, and the legends behind places like Manuc’s Inn, Stavropoleos Monastery, and the Macca-Vilacrosse Passage. Perfect for first-timers!



Bucharest for Art & Culture Lovers

Step into Bucharest’s creative soul with a series of tours that blend art, history, and local stories.


The Museums of Bucharest

If you think museums are boring, think again! In this dynamic and interactive tour you'll discover the Dacian gold treasures, learn how folk art kept Romania’s soul alive, debate the ethics of artifact ownership, and hear stories of artists who resisted the regime.


Art Lovers’ Bucharest

This curated tour takes you from the National Art Museum (with royal collections) to Museum of Art Collections, with stops at street art murals, hidden galleries, and independent studios along the way.
Meet local artists, discover how Bucharest’s past shaped its creativity, and explore the vibrant intersections of tradition and rebellion in Romanian art.


Performing Arts & Creative Spaces Tour

Step into Bucharest’s vibrant world of performing arts on this immersive tour! We’ll visit the Romanian Athenaeum, the National Theatre, and the Odeon, uncovering the stories behind legendary Romanian performers, secret cabarets of the interwar period, and underground venues that kept creativity alive during communism. You’ll also explore hidden cultural spaces, from tiny independent theatres to alternative art cafes. Optional: End the tour with a drink in a creative co-working café, where you can chat with artists and get insider recommendations for live shows, exhibitions, and events.

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