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What to do and see in Oradea, Transylvania: The Best Multi-day Tours
The Baroque Palace of Oradea is simply epic. Now a museum, the 18th-century building is home to an outdoor bronze and marble statue park, Transylvanian folk art and a collection of animal remains that includes dinosaur fossils. You could spend days here, but try to make some time for other Oradea attractions, such as the beautiful Art Nouveau buildings of Str. Republicii, the astronomical clock of the Biserica cu Lună, and the Băile Felix thermal spa.
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1. Private eight days tour of Romania starting from Budapest to Bucharest
Visit the most important touristic landmarks of Romania in an 8-days tour from Budapest. Your Romanian adventure will begin in the western region of Romania, where you will discover the city of Cluj and its surrounding attractions, the Turda Salt Mine and the Alba Carolina Fortress. You will then step into the region of Bukovina, where you will discover the religious side of Romania with a trip to the Painted Monasteries. Here, you will also discover some of the local life, before heading into the region of Transylvania, where your experience will continue with magnificent medieval castles and cities (Bran Castle, Sighisoara) and quaint traditional villages (Biertan, Viscri).
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Professional English-speaking guide , Accommodation for 7 nights in centrally located hotels, Airport transfers, Horse-drawn carriage ride, Food tasting session with traditional products, Transportation with a modern vehicle, Entrance fees
Exclusions: Airline tickets, Travel insurance, Meals, other than those mentioned in the itinerary and alcoholic beverages, Entrance fees to monuments/sights other than those mentioned in the itinerary, Photography fees, Tips for tour guide, Various expenses such as room service, beverages, personal calls, souvenirs, etc., Single supplement
2. Cave, Hike, Bike and Explore the Western Carpathians,Transylvania,Romania
Spend a weekend in the Western Carpathians of Romania. Explore impressive karst cave systems and crystal caves, hike and bike through the beautiful, rolling countryside, enjoy authentic rural life. Your hassle-free adventure in this spectacular region includes: 3 nights of accommodation at a local guesthouse, 1 day of technical caving and exploring a crystal cave, 1 day hiking the Cutilor Gorges, 1 day mountain biking and visit show caves. All meals, airport transfers and activity transfers, all necessary team equipment, all entrance fees, the friendship and camaraderie of a local guide. This is a perfect escape for active travelers looking for a truly unique, inspirational and action-packed weekend adventure.
Inclusions: Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Use of bicycle
Exclusions: Gratuities
3. Transylvania Trip: from Budapesta to Bucharest, Private tour, 6 days
If Transylvania is on your bucket list, pack your garlic and get ready for the adventure of your lifetime! Universal literature found valuable sources of inspirations in some of Romania’s castles, so that now we can enjoy the famous “Dracula” by Bram Stoker and “The Castle in the Carpathians” by Jules Verne. Transylvania is the last truly medieval landscape in Europe, definitely feels like a travel back in time, like if you’ve gone back 100 years. If you are looking for peace and harmony this is the perfect place for you. Transylvania is best known as the mysterious land of bloodthirsty vampires and howling wolves. Some may think it’s fictional, but this central Romanian region is a real place. And it’s pretty special, too. Transylvania means ‘the land beyond the forest’ and feels undiscovered. Here’s one of Eastern Europe’s most captivating regions.
Inclusions: Private transportation, WiFi on board, Air-conditioned vehicle, Buttles water, We offer flexibility around the pace and itinerary, All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Accommodation , Food
4. Private five days tour of Transylvania from Budapest
Explore Transylvania in a five days tour from Budapest with hotel pick up. You will get to experience one of the most impressive underground places in the world. Discover the old defensive system in Transylvania and get lost in the city that is often called "little Vienna" in this private tour.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Professional English-speaking guide, Accommodation for 4 nights in centrally located 4* hotels, Entrance fees, Transportation with a modern vehicle, Hotel pick-up and drop off
Exclusions: Travel insurance, Plane tickets, Photography fees, Personal expenses
5. Best of Transylvania's urban heritage (5 days, from Budapest)
Highlights: - best 3 castles of Romania - 3 most romantic medieval cities of Transylvania - 2 cities named European Capital of Culture - 2 UNESCO sites - the oldest cathedral in the country - the biggest fortified church - an outstanding salt mine - beautiful Art Nouveau architecture - scenic roads Please note: this is tour is presented both as private tour and shared tour. The shared tour has set dates (from March to October) in which it is guaranteed to start if there are at least 3 participants enlisted. If the minimum number of participants is not reached, the tour will not start. Bookings made with less than 72 hours in advance may be rejected. Please contact us for availability before booking!
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, services of an English speaking guide / driver, transportation by private vehicle or minibus, gas, road tax and parking fees, entry tickets (Turda salt mine, Biertan church, the Black Church, Peles, Bran, Corvin castles), meals as mentioned in the tour description (4 breakfasts), 4 overnights in 3* hotels (double room based)
Exclusions: flight tickets, travel insurance, your meals and drinks (others than mentioned), photo / video fees (where required), personal expenses
6. Apuseni Mountains Hiking tour
Visit by foot one among the most spectacular reservation - Apuseni National Park - a place filled with caves, ice caves, waterfalls and marvelous landscapes .A 10 days adventure which leaves an unforgettable memory.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle, Guide service, Pick up and drop off Oradea hotel
Exclusions: All Fees and Taxes, Food, Drinks, Accommodation in mountain hut in case of bad weather
Reviewed By Infomapper
My husband and I visited Oradea in early June and wanted to see not only some of the highlights of the city but also specific attractions. My parents grew up in Oradea and I wanted to see the Cris river (on whose banks my dad walked with his first girlfriend), the Jewish conservative synagogue and the place where the Jews were taken to the camps by train (now a park). Arin was highly personable, knowledgeable and flexible and made our tour a delightful experience. He started by showing us the fascinating Oradea citadel (a must-see), whose moat with hot water from thermal springs kept invaders at bay. It is believed to be the best preserved citadel in Europe built in the Renaissance style, erected between the years 1077-1095 by King Ladislau I. (In the beginning it was a fortified monastery, later it was transformed into a citadel, which became the headquarters of the Roman-Catholic Diocese of Oradea.) Arin then took us to the open market (really, it had some kind of a roof to protect u s from the elements), huge in size, and offering a great variety of beautiful produce, fruits and vegetables), and flowers. He then walked us through parts of the beautiful city and its varied architecture, pointing out all sorts of interesting things, and then walked with us, continuing to explain everything, to the sites we wanted to see, including some new ones that he thought we might want to see (he was right). Arin is a superb guide. His English is flawless, he is fun to be with, accommodating, helpful and dedicated to giving his clients the best possible experience. I recommend not only this particular walking tour (which, for us, was memorable), but also Arin as a guide. We felt so fortunate to have found him.
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