What to do and see in Bucharest, Romania: The Best Archaeology Tours

Private tour - day trip to Northern Bulgaria, a land full of historical treasures, breath-taking scenery and made whole by the hospitality of its inhabitants. Departure from Bucharest 08.00 and visit to Veliko Tarnovo, Arbanasi Village, and if time allows Basarabov Monastery.

Inclusions: Fuel surcharge, English speaking guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by private vehicle, Bridge toll, Road toll, Parking Fees

Exclusions: Food and drinks, Entrance tickets about 10 Euro

This day trip from Bucharest will take you to Bran castle, a medieval castle known as Dracula’s castle. Another stop will be in Targoviste to visit the royal court of Vlad the Impaler, the ruler that inspired the story of Dracula. Between Targoviste and Bran you will travel on a beautiful, non touristic road and you will visit an interesting cave, Dambovicioara. Are you ready for this adventure?

Inclusions: Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by private vehicle

Exclusions: Food and drinks, Photo fees

Situated at the crossroads of several commercial routes, Constanta lies on the western coast of the Black Sea, 185 miles from the Bosphorus Strait. An ancient metropolis and Romania's largest sea port, Constanta traces its history some 2,500 years. Fine mansions and hotels were built in the 19th century when King Carol I decided to revive Constanta as a port and seaside resort. The third largest city in Romania, Constanta is now an important cultural and economic centre, worth exploring for its archaeological treasures and the atmosphere of the old town centre. Its historical monuments, ancient ruins, grand Casino, museums and shops, and proximity to beach resorts make it the focal point of Black Sea coast tourism.

Inclusions: Hotel pick-up & drop-off, English-speaking guide, Transportation by air-conditioned comfortable car/van, Assistance during the entire tour

Exclusions: Entrance and photo/video fees (approx. EUR 5 / person), Lunch (approx. EUR 10/person)

• Constanta Old Town: The Casino, The Orthodox Cathedral, The Grand Mosque, The Museum of History and Archeology, The Roman Mosaic Edifice • Mamaia Sea Resort - also known as the Romanian Ibiza • Free time on the lovely beach of Mamaia

Inclusions: Pick-up from your accommodation in Bucharest, Professional tour guide, Round-trip transportation, Entrance tickets

Exclusions: Lunch and other personal expenses

Leave your map behind and follow us in a unique 5 days private tour to charming Transylvania! A private tour from Bucharest that will take you in the magnificent cities of Transylvania such as Brasov, Sighisoara, Sibiu, Alba Iulia. You will also discover stunning castles and medieval citadels among which we mention Peles Castle, Bran Castle, Rupea Citadel, Prejmer Citadel and Hunedoara Castle. The tour is organized with a private air conditioned car and your personal guide (English speaking), who will assist you all the time and show you the most interesting places and stories about Romania. The private tour includes accommodation in 3 stars hotels/quest house, with breakfast included, tickets (standard) to all visited attractions.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, 4 nights accommodation in 3 stars hotels or guest houses, Driver/local guide, Private tour, Entrance fee to museums

Exclusions: Food and drinks

Seen many archaeological sites in Europe? Ours are different. You will be surprised to find out that Romania has a lot to offer on this, as its area was inhabited more than 2000 years ago by a civilization, that was, at some point, feared even by the mighty Roman Empire and finally conquered by it in 106. The Dacians, but also the Romans built significant cities in fortresses and their ruins are still visible. But why are they different from other ancient ruins? It is because the Dacians were building in the mountains and on high hills, so simply going to the fortress will give you amazing views of one of the most wild area of Carpathians - Orastie Mountains. The trip is our favorite package as it combines history and trips in nature, all of them surprising. In summer, in the area of the fortresses, there are many reenactment festivals. If the trip takes place during the event, you can also witness reenactments, old Dacian crafts and objects.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Guide expert in ancient history, Private transportation, Traditional sweets, Traditional drink (palinka), Souvenirs and presents

Exclusions: Other meals that specified, Drinks, Gratuities, Entrance fee at the thermal bath

Ambrozie`s Cell, situated on Istrita Hill, Buzau county, is formed by two rooms in which a few bays and porches were carved, either with domestic or religious destination. Ambrozie was a monk from Breaza commune who, as a layman, was named Tanase Rizea. He spent a few years at Athos Mountain, Greece, and when he came back home he decided to isolate himself in a cell that he himself carved in the Stone of the Hawk. He lived 50 years in the cell that today has his name.Going on the trail to the peak of Istrita Hill, we reach a glade with a small forest and white cross on which it is written “The monastery of Ambrozie the Hermit”. Here we have the best sight of the southern wall of the Soimilor Hill and, to the right, the rupestral dwelling called “Ambrozie Skete” which was declared a world heritage site. Here, the monk Ambrozie lived in solitude until 1980 when he passed away.

Inclusions: Private transportation, Tour Guide, Bottled water

Exclusions: Lunch

Leave the bustle of Bucharest behind and head for Romania's favorite holiday destination on a tour to the beautiful Black Sea coast. In Constanta, dig into the area’s ancient history at an archaeology museum, learn about Romanian folk art traditions, and step inside the country’s largest mosque. Then, soak up some sun and relaxed local culture on the sandy beaches of Mamaia, a popular seaside resort known as the ‘Pearl of the Black Sea.’

Inclusions: Professional English Speaking Guide, Transport by air-conditioned minivan, Small-group tour (maximum 8 people per group), Hotel/Hostel/Accommodation pickup and drop-off, Live commentary on board

Exclusions: Gratuities, Lunch, Entrance fees ( 5 euros per person)

Situated at the crossroads of several commercial routes, Constanta lies on the western coast of the Black Sea. Constanta is more than just the entry point to the Black Sea coast. It is a place with a long and interesting past, attested by its many Roman vestiges, historic buildings, facades and mosques that color the Old City Centre.

Inclusions: Professional English speaking tour-guide, Live commentary on board, Transport by air-conditioned minivan, Entrance fees according to the program

Exclusions: Food and drinks, Hotel pickup and drop-off

Enisala is the last city of Genoese, whose walls bear in them a centuries old history. It was built by the Genovese merchants on the shores of Lake Razim near Babadag, for military purposes - to defend the center of Dobrogea. Cropped on top of a hilltop with limestone blocks, the fortress is surrounded by a shady landscape shaded by trees. However, you will be enchanted by the fields of limestone, limestone and grotto that you will find it hard to forget. Here you can meet a small forest of pines and only good places to be immortalized. And the channels that connect the two lakes - Babadag and Razim - are very interesting. Dolosman Head is situated in the southern part of Tulcea County, right on the shores of Lake Razelm, the enchanting Jurilovca commune, represents one of the most picturesque destinations in the Danube Delta area, being a true delight especially in the autumn season, when nature is embellished in color shades of red, red and purple.

Inclusions: eggs, cheese, bread, fruits, ham, cookies, vegetables, Bottled water, Traditional Tuica, Air-conditioned vehicle

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