Explore the ancient ruins of Dobrogea and visit Mamaia Beach on this tour from Bucharest. Enjoy wine tasting at Rasova Winery and discover the highlights of Constanta, including the Roman mosaic and the iconic Genovese lighthouse.
Explore the ancient ruins of Dobrogea and visit Mamaia Beach on this tour from Bucharest. Enjoy wine tasting at Rasova Winery and discover the highlights of Constanta, including the Roman mosaic and the iconic Genovese lighthouse.
- Anghel Saligny Bridge - At its inauguration in 1895, it was the longest bridge in Europe, named in honor of King Carol I.
- Crama Rasova - Enjoy wine tasting at Rasova Winery, featuring exquisite wines in a stunning location with views of the Danube.
- Plaja Mamaia - Romania’s most renowned beach, often compared to Miami Beach, with a…
- Anghel Saligny Bridge - At its inauguration in 1895, it was the longest bridge in Europe, named in honor of King Carol I.
- Crama Rasova - Enjoy wine tasting at Rasova Winery, featuring exquisite wines in a stunning location with views of the Danube.
- Plaja Mamaia - Romania’s most renowned beach, often compared to Miami Beach, with a boulevard stretching from north to south.
- Constanta - Explore Constanta’s Old Town on a walking tour, including the famous Roman mosaic, the Genovese lighthouse, and a seaside walk by the Casino, Romania’s most famous Art Nouveau building.
- Adamclisi - Discover the Adamclisi Monument, one of Romania’s oldest and most impressive monuments, dating back to 106 A.D., in the Balkans region.
- Saint Andrew’s Cave Monastery - Visit St. Andrew’s Cave, dating to the 1st century, where St. Andrew stayed during his journey through Eastern Europe.
- Private transportation
- Bottled water
- All Fees and Taxes
- Private transportation
- Bottled water
- All Fees and Taxes
- Lunch
- Lunch
Dobrogea, also known as Dobruja, was once considered the “land at the end of the world” by the Romans, who exiled the renowned poet Ovidiu there. After crossing the Danube River via the renowned Anghel Saligny Bridge, visitors can enjoy a breathtaking view of the river from Rasova Winery, situated atop a hill. This location offers a stunning panorama of…
Dobrogea, also known as Dobruja, was once considered the “land at the end of the world” by the Romans, who exiled the renowned poet Ovidiu there. After crossing the Danube River via the renowned Anghel Saligny Bridge, visitors can enjoy a breathtaking view of the river from Rasova Winery, situated atop a hill. This location offers a stunning panorama of the Danube and its surroundings. Following a wine tasting, the journey continues to Mamaia, a famous beach that draws young people from Romania and neighboring countries, making it a popular clubbing destination.
Upon reaching Constanta, historically known as Tomis, visitors can explore the city’s main attractions: the Roman mosaic, the Genovese lighthouse, and the iconic casino built by a Romanian king. The next stop is an ancient monument commemorating Roman Emperor Trajan’s victory over the Dacians during the winter of 101-102 AD. This monument stands 40 meters tall.
The St. Andrew Cave is regarded as the oldest church in Romania and a symbol of Christianity.
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