BUCHAREST CITY PASS

Explore the heart of Bucharest on a guided walking tour through the city's historic Old Town and the impressive Palace of the Parliament. Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, stroll past centuries-old churches, charming passages, and hidden landmarks like Stavropoleos Monastery and Manuc’s Inn. Learn about Romania’s complex past, including its communist era and Dracula folklore, through engaging stories and local anecdotes. The tour ends at the monumental Palace of the Parliament and includes discount vouchers for local restaurants, giving you a taste of authentic Romanian cuisine. A fun, informative experience that blends history, architecture, and culture in under 3 hours.

• Walk through Bucharest’s iconic Old Town streets
• Visit Stavropoleos Monastery and hidden gems
• Hear legends like Dracula’s ties to Bucharest
• End your tour at the grand Palace of Parliament
• Get local restaurant discount coupons
• Guided tours available in English, Spanish & Italian
• Includes fun anecdotes and cultural insights

• Guided walking tour with a professional local guide
• Visits to key landmarks in Bucharest’s Old Town
• End point at the Palace of the Parliament
• Discount coupons for select local restaurants

Uncover the story of Bucharest’s Palace of Parliament—one of the most iconic and controversial buildings in the world—through a self-guided audio tour available in English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian. Learn about Nicolae Ceaușescu’s regime, Romania’s communist era, the vision of architect Anca Petrescu, and the immense scale of this architectural marvel. With 18 engaging audio stations, including the Reception Hall, Parliament Bunker, and the majestic Senate Halls, this tour offers deep insight into the building’s past and present—from authoritarian symbol to democratic institution. Explore freely, with no schedule or guide needed.

• Discover Romania’s communist past and Ceaușescu’s legacy
• Learn about the Palace’s design, construction, and symbolism
• Hear the story of architect Anca Petrescu
• Explore key rooms and hidden corners with expert narration
• Available in English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian

• Self-guided audio tour with 18 stops
• Audio guide in 6 languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Romanian
• Interactive location-based guide

Discover the allure of Bran Castle, "Dracula's Castle," with our multilingual audio guide in English, Spanish, Italian, and French. Uncover its history, from its origins as a medieval fortress to its ties to Vlad the Impaler and role as a royal residence. Explore rooms filled with antique furniture, royal artifacts, and treasures from Queen Marie, all while enjoying stunning views of the Carpathian Mountains and the village of Bran. Whether you're captivated by Dracula's legend or the castle's rich history, this guide enhances your visit. Download the guide, grab your headphones, and immerse yourself in its mystery!

• Discover Bran Castle’s history and legends with a multilingual audio guide in 4 languages.
• Explore the castle independently using your smartphone and headphones.
• Learn about its medieval origins, royal residence era, and ties to Vlad the Impaler.
• Marvel at the castle's architecture, antique furniture, and Queen Marie’s treasures.
• Enjoy breathtaking views of the Carpathian Mountains and Bran village.

• Audio guide for Bran Castle (available in English, Spanish, Italian, and French)
• Downloadable smartphone app
• Offline access after download

Bran Castle, perched atop a rocky hill, is a must-visit Romanian landmark linked to the Dracula legend. While Vlad the Impaler likely never lived here, its Gothic towers fuel the imagination. Built in the 14th century as a fortress, it later became a royal residence. Explore rooms filled with antique furniture, art, and weapons, and soak in breathtaking views of the Carpathian Mountains, blending history, mystery, and stunning scenery.

• Explore Bran Castle, a medieval gem tied to Dracula legends and Romanian royal history.
• Discover Gothic halls, secret rooms, and hidden passages inside the iconic Bran Castle.
• Enjoy breathtaking views of the Carpathian Mountains and the charming village of Bran.
• Learn Bran Castle’s rich story—from medieval roots to a royal Romanian residence.
• Feel the mystery and magic of one of Romania’s most legendary and visited landmarks.

• Bran Castle Entrance Ticket 

Nestled in Sinaia, Peleș Castle is a stunning Neo-Renaissance palace built between 1873 and 1914 as King Carol I’s summer residence. This architectural gem blends Italian elegance and German aesthetics, featuring over 170 intricately decorated rooms. Highlights include the Baroque-style Hall of Honour, the Moorish Salon, and the Imperial Suite, showcasing exquisite wood carvings, stained glass, and murals. The Grand Armory boasts an impressive collection of European weapons, while the Florentine Room stuns with marble fireplaces and bronze doors. Skip the line to explore the lavish interiors and terraced gardens with breathtaking Carpathian Mountain views.

• Enjoy direct access to Romania’s majestic Peleș Castle in the Carpathian Mountains.
• Marvel at Neo-Renaissance architecture blending Italian elegance and German aesthetics.
• Explore over 170 lavishly decorated rooms, including the Hall of Honour and Moorish Salon.
• Discover royal treasures in the Grand Armory and the Florentine Room with exquisite details.
• Take in scenic views of the Carpathian Mountains and nearby landmarks like Pelișor Castle.

• Entry to Peleș Castle
• Access to the castle's main rooms and exhibitions

Pelișor Castle, nestled in Sinaia’s Royal Domain, is an Art Nouveau treasure built between 1899 and 1902 as a royal residence for King Ferdinand and Queen Marie. Designed by Karel Liman and decorated by Bernhard Ludwig, it blends Art Nouveau, Byzantine, and Celtic styles, showcasing Queen Marie’s artistic flair. Skip the line and explore highlights like the Golden Room, with intricate gilded details, and the oak-paneled Hall of Honour with its glass ceiling. Unlike its grander neighbor, Peleș Castle, Pelișor offers an intimate glimpse into royal life, featuring private rooms, working spaces, and Queen Marie’s personal touches throughout.

• Visit Pelișor Castle, an exquisite Art Nouveau retreat in Romania’s Carpathian Mountains.
• Discover Queen Marie’s unique interior designs blending Art Nouveau, Byzantine, and Celtic styles.
• Explore the iconic Golden Room, Chapel, and the oak-paneled Hall of Honour with a glass ceiling.
• Learn about the royal history of King Ferdinand and Queen Marie’s personal sanctuary.
• Experience the serene Royal Domain, including nearby landmarks like Peleș Castle.

• Entrance to Pelișor Castle
• Access to the castle’s main rooms and exhibitions