• 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.

• Please notify at least 24 hours in advance as to whether you have any food allergies, sensitivities, or other dietary needs, such as vegetarian/vegan or gluten intolerant
• Small Group tour size a maximum of 12 people. Private tour option available just for you and your group.
• Food samples Include: ‘Peasant platter’ (local cheese and meats, seasonal vegetables, and homemade bread); street snack; 2 mici (includes bread and mustard); election of local cheeses and produce; Wallachian doughnut
• Drink samples Include: 3 beers (or soft drinks and coffee/tea); a shot of tuica (Romanian brandy). Soft drinks and coffee/tea are available as alcohol drinks replacement if required.
• We reserve the right to change both the route and places visited within the tour. Food inclusions are subject to change, dependent on availability on the day.
• During this tour we walk around 6 km and use the public transportation network

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