• National Theatre Ion Luca Caragiale (Teatrul Național Ion Luca Caragiale) - The journey begins at the National Theatre, delving into its pivotal role during the Romanian Revolution and the street battles that have shaped Bucharest’s history.
• Strada Batiștei - The tour continues with a walk to Strada Batiștei, formerly the site of the old American embassy, where the Neo-Romanian architecture of the 19th century and its historical importance will be explored.
• Biserica Batiștei - Passing by Batiștei Church, participants will discover its historical and architectural significance as a prime example of Romanian Orthodox heritage.
• The Armenian Church - The exploration of the Armenian Quarter will reveal its diverse architecture, including a visit to Bucharest’s oldest documented house.
• Calea Moșilor - A tram ride along Moșilor Street will transport visitors into Communist-era Bucharest, leading to the bustling Obor Market.
• Piața Obor București - The vibrant Obor Market will be explored, offering a feast for the senses with its colors, aromas, and street food. After shopping for traditional items, there will be an opportunity to savor some local delicacies.

• Explore Bucharest’s National Theatre, steeped in revolution history
• Ride Bucharest’s iconic tram down Mosilor Street, experiencing Communist-era buildings
• Experience Bucharest’s neighborhoods and flavors with a local guide
• Taste traditional Romanian food, including the best local cheese and the beloved mici street snack
• Visit Obor Market, the largest and most famous peasant market in Bucharest
• Receive tailored recommendations for the best bars and eateries
• Savor a sweet Wallachian doughnut to wrap up the food journey
• Discover the Armenian Quarter and its eclectic architectural styles
• Sample 3 local beers (or soft drinks and coffee/tea)

• Additional food and drinks
• Tips/gratuities for your guide

Departing from the urban center and delving into the culinary delights of the countryside, this tour exposes you to a history-rich, architecturally-diverse, and taste-boggling expedition across Bucharest’s varied personas. Embark on an in-depth exploration of La Belle Époque Bucharest’s neighbourhoods, relishing the classic peasant dishes intrinsic to Romanian culinary culture.

• What if I have food allergies or dietary restrictions? If you have any food allergies, sensitivities, or dietary needs—such as vegetarian, vegan, or gluten intolerance—please notify us at least 24 hours in advance. We’ll do our best to accommodate your requirements, but options may be limited depending on availability.
• What kind of food will we taste on the tour? We usually offer a generous selection of traditional Romanian foods, though exact items may vary depending on the season and daily availability. Expect to enjoy: A peasant platter with aubergine dip, zacusca, whipped beans, fish roe, telemea and burduf cheeses, sausages, smoked bacon, cracklings, red onions, tomatoes, and toast, a selection of Romanian cheeses: cow, sheep, and goat varieties; a seasonal produce tasting, which may include wild strawberries, wild garlic, spicy pickles, watermelon, or grapes; Romania’s beloved mici (grilled skinless sausages) served with mustard; a sweet Wallachian doughnut
• What drinks are included on the tour? We typically offer a variety of traditional Romanian beverages, though exact options may vary depending on availability. You can usually expect drink samples: shot of tuica (Romanian brandy); up to 3 beers, or soft drinks and coffee/tea as non-alcoholic alternatives.
• Can the route or food offerings change on the day of the tour? Yes, we reserve the right to adjust both the route and the places visited during the tour. Food inclusions are also subject to change depending on seasonal availability and what’s fresh and accessible on the day. We always aim to provide a rich and authentic experience, even if some elements vary.
• How much walking is involved, and do we use public transport? This is an active walking tour covering approximately 6 kilometers on foot. We also use Bucharest’s public transportation network, including a short tram ride, to explore different neighborhoods. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.