• Palace of Parliament - After being picked up, the journey to the Palace of Parliament will take approximately 20 minutes by minivan, where a guided tour will commence.
  Uncover the mysteries of the world’s second-largest administrative building, surpassed only by the Pentagon!

The Palace of the Parliament stands as a testament to communist ambition, featuring over 1,000 rooms, crystal chandeliers weighing up to 5 tons, and marble sourced entirely from Romania. Commissioned by dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu, this colossal structure is also the heaviest building globally.

During the tour, participants will traverse majestic halls, grand staircases, and opulently decorated salons, while absorbing captivating tales of extravagance, power, and contradiction. Be sure to enjoy the panoramic view over Bucharest from one of its vast balconies — originally intended for speeches that were never given.
This is a must-see monument, unparalleled in Europe!

A valid ID or passport is required for this tour as it involves visiting a governmental building.

• Muzeul National al Satului “Dimitrie Gusti” - Tour of the Village Museum.
  Enter a different realm at the Village Museum in Bucharest — an open-air gem where time seems to pause.
  Stroll through delightful countryside paths without leaving the city, and explore over 300 authentic houses, barns, windmills, and churches, each transported here from various parts of Romania.
  Every structure narrates a story, from modest wooden cottages nestled in the mountains to painted homes from the Danube Delta and intricate wooden churches from Maramureș.

Visitors will learn about the traditional lives, work, and celebrations of Romanian villagers, surrounded by nature and heritage. It’s more than just a museum; it’s a journey into the heart and soul of rural Romania.
Ideal for curious minds, culture enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a tranquil escape into history.

• Ceausescu Mansion - Guided Tour of the Ceaușescu House (Primăverii Palace).

Enter one of Bucharest’s most exclusive and fascinating landmarks — Primăverii Palace, also known as the Ceaușescu House, the former private residence of Nicolae Ceaușescu, Romania’s last communist leader.

On this guided tour, visitors will explore the opulent interiors of the palace, preserved exactly as they were in the 1980s. The tour includes the lavish living quarters, dining halls, and private cinema, adorned with fine art, custom-made furniture, Venetian mirrors, Murano glass chandeliers, and silk wallpaper — all imported during a time when most Romanians faced severe shortages.

A highlight of the tour is the indoor swimming pool, richly decorated with mosaic tiles and marble, as well as the private spa, greenhouse, and walk-in wardrobe showcasing the Ceausescus’ extravagant taste. The guide will provide fascinating insights into the daily lives of the family.

• Professional guide
• Pick-up and drop-off from City Center
• Private transportation

• Entrance fees
• Meals

Experience the highlights of Bucharest on an intimate guided tour in a comfortable 8-seater minivan. Starting from a central location, the tour kicks off with an interior exploration of the impressive Palace of Parliament, renowned as the world’s heaviest building and a testament to Romania’s communist era.

Continue the adventure at the delightful Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum, an open-air exhibit featuring genuine rural homes, churches, and windmills that depict traditional Romanian life.

Conclude the tour with a visit to the lavish Primăverii Palace, once the home of dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu, and discover the stark contrast between his opulent lifestyle and the struggles of ordinary citizens.

This tour seamlessly combines political history, rural culture, and elite living into one engaging itinerary—guided by an expert local and limited to just 8 participants for a more personalized experience.

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