• Calea Victoriei - As the city’s oldest and most popular street, Calea Victoriei is lined with historical buildings. While riding the tuk-tuk, you’ll receive recommendations for great places to visit. There will be opportunities to stop for photos and learn fascinating facts about the sights.
• Palatul CEC - We’ll pause in front of the iconic CEC Palace, home to Romania’s oldest bank, and a landmark of Bucharest.
• National Museum of Romanian History - Located opposite the CEC Palace, this is the largest history museum in Romania, situated at the entrance to Bucharest’s Old Town.
• Palace of Parliament - Experience a complete exterior tour of the Palace of Parliament, the largest building in Europe and the heaviest in the world, from the comfort of a tuk-tuk. A photo stop in Constitution Square offers the perfect backdrop for memorable pictures.
• Bucharest Fountains - Originally constructed in the late 1980s and restored in 2018, these fountains form the world’s longest synchronized choreographic fountain system. We’ll stop for photos at the main fountain, where no other vehicle can. Note that the fountains are inactive in winter due to frost risk.
• The Victoria Palace - Built between 1937-1944, this building now houses the Romanian Government. It is located in Victory Square, surrounded by significant sites like the Natural History Museum - Grigore Antipa.
• Dorobanți - The tuk-tuk will take you through the exclusive Dorobanti District, home to embassies and impressive villas with diverse architecture.
• Ceausescu Mansion - Recently opened to the public, this palace offers insight into the life of the last communist dictator’s family. Located in a prime area of Bucharest, the palace is rich in history and beauty. Visitors can explore the courtyard and capture photos.
• Herastrau Park - As we pass by the city’s largest park, you’ll learn more fun facts about Bucharest from the tuk-tuk.
• Triumph Arch (Arcul de Triumf) - A symbol of Romania’s independence for over a century, we’ll stop for unique photo opportunities beneath the Arch, accessible only by tuk-tuk.
• “Dimitrie Gusti” National Village Museum - View some of the historic houses from the tuk-tuk as we pass by this museum, located in Herastrau Park. Opened in 1936, it is one of Europe’s largest of its kind.
• National Museum of Art - This museum showcases collections of medieval and modern Romanian art, along with an international collection from the Romanian royal family. It once served as the Royal House of Romania.
• The Romanian Athenaeum - Situated in the heart of Bucharest, this iconic venue for classical music concerts was completed in 1881. We’ll stop for the best photo opportunities right in front.
• Revolution Square - Named after the 1989 Romanian Revolution against the communist regime, this central square is home to many beautiful and significant buildings.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Powerbanks and cables
• Blankets for cold season
• Snacks

The one & only tuk tuk tour in Bucharest. Taking this tour you’ll step out of ordinary tours. There are several options to choose from: 1h to 3h tours, by day or by night or a Romantic tour with miniBar.

With tuk tuk you won’t miss:

• Palace of the Parliament, the biggest building in Europe
• Artesian Fountains on a look-alike Champs Elysees boulevard
• Romanian Athenaeum - most iconic building in the city
• Triumphal Arch - symbol of independency of Romania
• Victory Avenue - oldest and most touristic street in Bucharest
• Revolution Square
• National Art Museum (former Royal Palace of Romania)
• and a lot of other famous places
  There are photo stops on route but tuk tuk can fit almost anywhere you wish for other creative spots.

You’ll get also a lot of recommendations from your tuk tuk guide where are the best restaurants and places to spend your time.

The tour will finish where it started.
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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.