• Palace of Parliament - A prominent symbol of the country’s communist era and a key landmark in Bucharest. It is the largest building in Europe.
• Bucharest Fountains - Located in front of the Palace of the Parliament, Union Boulevard is one of the world’s most impressive boulevards. The system of artesian fountains is recognized by the World Record Academy as the “longest choreographed fountain system.”
• University’s Square - Known as the Km0 of Bucharest, this area features several attractions such as the National Theater of Bucharest, University of Bucharest, Coltea Hospital—the oldest in Bucharest—and the Museum of Bucharest.
• Calea Victoriei - The city’s oldest and most touristic street. This avenue is lined with historical buildings and offers recommendations for great places to visit.
• Triumph Arch (Arcul de Triumf) - A symbol of Romania’s independence, first constructed in 1878. The current version, built in 1936, closely resembles the Triumphal Arch in Paris. The tuk-tuk will stop directly beneath the Arch, offering an unparalleled view.
• Herastrau Park - The largest and most popular park in Bucharest, home to the National Village Museum, which can be visited within the park. The tuk-tuk will travel along the park.
• Ceausescu Mansion - The tuk-tuk will also take you to the famous house of former Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, now a museum. There will be a stop in front of it, allowing for photos from the courtyard.
• The Romanian Athenaeum - One of Bucharest’s most iconic buildings, home to the “George Enescu” Philharmonic Orchestra. This concert hall was built in 1888.
• Revolution Square - A brief stop at the site where the Romanian revolution against the communist regime began in 1989. Here, you will find The Revival’s Memorial, dedicated to those who lost their lives during the revolution.
• Palatul CEC - Constructed in an eclectic style, the palace features a glass and metal dome, reminiscent of the era when Bucharest was known as “Little Paris.”
• The Royal Palace of Bucharest - The largest and most significant royal residence in Romania, now housing the National Art Museum.
• The Umbrellas’ Street - The tour will pass by a passage adorned with many colorful umbrellas.

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

“There’s no better way to explore Bucharest!” That’s the sentiment shared by tourists after their tuk tuk adventure.

This is the most thorough tour of Bucharest! There’s no need for another tour as it covers everything!

Embarking on a tuk tuk tour should be the first activity upon arriving in Bucharest. Enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the city’s top attractions, including:

• Romanian Athenaeum
• Union Fountains
• Arch of Triumph
• Royal Palace
• 1989 Revolution Square
• Parliament Palace
• University Square
• Victory Square & Victory Avenue

Tuk Tuk extends a warm welcome to Bucharest.
A SpecTukular experience awaits!

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