• Palatul CEC - This is the initial photo stop on the journey. The iconic structure of Romania’s first bank is sure to impress.
• National Museum of Romanian History - Situated directly opposite the CEC Palace, this museum was opened in 1972 and is located in Bucharest’s Old Historical Centre.
• Palace of Parliament - The second photo stop on the tour and arguably the most impressive.
• Bucharest Fountains - These fountains, located in the city’s heart, provide a spectacular Water Symphony show during the summer. Join this tour to discover more about Bucharest’s communist era.
• Piața Unirii - Here, you’ll witness Communist Romania’s version of Paris’s Avenue des Champs-Élysées. Longer and wider than the Parisian boulevard, it serves as Bucharest’s main thoroughfare and is also the site of the renowned Water Symphony Show.
• Colțea Hospital - The oldest hospital in Bucharest, established in 1704.
• University’s Square - Known as The Big Intersection, it includes Coltei Church, The Ministry of Agriculture Palace, The Sutu Mansion (also known as the Museum of Bucharest), The National Theater, and the University of Bucharest.
• Bucharest City Hall - This building, which houses the mayor’s office, is designed in the Neo-Romanian style and overlooks Cismigiu Gardens.
• Ateneul Roman - A concert hall and a landmark of Bucharest, built in 1888 through public subscription. It hosts the “George Enescu” International Classical Music Festival.
• Revolution Square - The site where communism ended in December 1989.
• Triumph Arch (Arcul de Triumf) - We’ll pause near the Arch of Triumph, where no other vehicles can park, to capture the best photos. You can explore around or stand beneath the Arch.
• Dorobanți - The Dorobanti neighborhood is Bucharest’s most exclusive area, featuring old villas, each with a unique architectural style.

• Private transportation
• Powerbank
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• Blankets for cold season
• Snacks

Experience a complete 360-degree panoramic view of Bucharest with the open-air tuk-tuk. Night tours offer a unique perspective as the city’s most significant buildings are beautifully illuminated. Throughout the tour, there are numerous stops for taking photos and receiving insights from your private tour guide.

Bucharest offers a taste of Paris, Berlin, New York, Moscow, and Pyongyang. Depending on the tour’s duration, you’ll visit some of Bucharest’s most important landmarks. The 1-hour tour includes the Parliament Palace and focuses on the communist history of Bucharest, while the 2-hour tour allows you to explore less touristy landmarks such as Victory Palace, the Romanian Athenaeum, and University Square.

Ideal for first-time visitors seeking a comprehensive overview of the city, as well as for those wishing to rediscover Bucharest from a fresh and enjoyable perspective. Hop on the tuk-tuk and experience Bucharest to the fullest! “There’s no better way to see Bucharest,” as other tourists have said. Truly SpecTukular!

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