Bucharest Panoramic Tour with Luxury Travel Romania

- No visits included

- Around 2 hours, by car

Discover the cultural and architectural wonders of Bucharest with our exclusive Bucharest Panoramic Tour. Experience luxury travel Romania as you explore iconic landmarks such as the Palace of Parliament, Cismigiu Gardens, and the Arch of Triumph. This 2-hour journey provides a seamless blend of comfort and cultural immersion, perfect for those who value premium experiences. With professional guides and luxury transportation, this tour ensures you see Bucharest's highlights in sophistication and style. Contact us today to book your panoramic adventure and elevate your travel experience in Romania!

See below the itinerary for Bucharest Panoramic Tour

"Palatul Parlamentului" (Casa Poporului) / Parliament Palace - the 2nd largest building in the world after The Pentagon (!!)

"Casa Presei Libere" / The “Free Press House” (1952 – 1957) - hosted the famous communist newspaper "Scanteia"

"Cercul Militar" / The Military Club (the official opening in 1923)

"Primaria Capitalei" / The City Hall of Bucharest

"Parcul Cismigiu" / Cismigiu Garden - the oldest park in Bucharest (1779)

"Ateneul Roman" / Romanian Athenaeum (1886) — a project done by the French architect Albert Galleron

"Palatul Regal" / The former Royal Palace (in the present - National Art Museum)

"Arcul de Triumf” - The Arch of Triumph - built in 1921 - 1922, the Arch celebrates Romanian victory in the First World War

"Palatul Cotroceni" / Cotroceni Palace - built in 1888, during Carol I, in Venice style

"Academia Militara" / The Military Academy (1937 — 1939)

"Biserica Sf Elefterie" / St. Elefterie Cathedral - built in 1743 — 1744, during Mihai Racovita voivode

"Muzeul Satului” / The Village Museum – an outdoor museum (1936 — the official opening, during Carol ll)

"Opera romana" / Opera House (1921 —first theatrical season, under the famous bandmaster George Enescu commends

"Palatul de Justitie" / The Palace of Justice (built in 1890 — 1895, in French renaissance style)

"Muzeul Taranului Roman" / The Romanian Peasant Museum - (1906, brancovenesc style, unique collection of traditional clothes)

"Catedrala Patriarhala" / Metropolitan Cathedral (1654 -1658)

"Teatrul National Ion Luca Caragiale" / National Theatre (1852 —the official opening)

"Bulevardul Gen. Kiseleff" - Gen. Kiseleff Avenue → "Calea Victoriei” - Victoria Avenue → "Piata Unirii" — Unification Square → "Piata Constitutiei" - Constitution Square → "Piata Revolutiei” — Revolution Square → "Piata Universitatii" - University Square (the 0 km of the city) → "Piata Victoriei" – Victory Square (Victoria Palace) → "Piata Romana" - Roman Square ("Lupoaica" statue) → "Piata Ch. De Gaulle" - Ch. De Gaulle Square.