University Palace Tours and Tickets

Get to know the culture and contradictions of the Romanian capital on a 3-hour tour of Bucharest's must-see landmarks. Visit the Belle Époque Old Town that earned the city the nickname 'Little Paris' in the 1930s, and gain insight into country traditions at the open-air Village Museum. Visit relics of the Communist era like the supersized Parliament Palace, and see where modern Romanian spirit comes alive in the public hubs of Victory and Revolution Squares.

Get a close-up view of Bucharest on this private 4-hour sightseeing tour. Meet your guide at a central location, then begin your journey into the heart of Romania's capital. Let your guide lead you to the most fascinating points of interest in town while illuminating them with stories of the the Arch of Triumph, the Romanian Athenaeum, the Revolution Square, the old city centre and the People's House. By the end of your tour, you'll have acquired a new wealth of knowledge about the influence of communism,Romania's people and its culture.

Explore Bucharest's bohemian charm, outsize structures and Communist legacy on a half-day city sightseeing tour. Get a taste for Romanian peasant life at the impressive, open-air Village Museum and stroll down charming Old World streets in the historic city center. Learn about Bucharest's tumultuous modern history and see the lasting marks of Communism at Revolution Square and the world record"“setting Palace of Parliament, built by former dictator Ceausescu.

Discover the wonders of Bucharest on this 3-hour immersive guided walking tour. Meet your expert guide and then strap on your walking shoes and embark on an informational journey through the streets of Bucharest. Learn about Bucharest's signature architectural styles, iconic squares, historic monuments and neighborhoods like Victory Avenue, the University Square and Bucharest's revived Old Town.

Experience the best of Bucharest and beyond on a private five-day tour. Discover the best of Bucharest during the first three days with your private guide on hand, then choose your own itinerary for the fourth day. Enjoy all-inclusive private transportation beginning from the airport. With four nights at a four-star hotel and all meals included, you don't need to waste time combing through hotel and restaurant reviews ahead of time.

Delve into the heart of Romania's capital on this 1.5-hour sightseeing tour of Bucharest at night. Meet your guide at a central location, just as nightfall sweeps over the city. On this tour, you'll see a new side of Bucharest, when the locals hang out in cafes, bars and restaurants with friends and family and the buildings glow in the streetlights. Your local guide will illuminate the architecture, parks and streets with fascinating information. See The Free Press Square, The Arch of Triumph, The Palace of Parliament, Charles de Gaulle Square and many more iconic sites. You'll never look at Bucharest the same way again.

Meet your guide midmorning in Revolution Square, a popular gathering spot and focal point of the city that was renamed after the 1989 revolution and overthrow of Romania's Communist government. Sprawling Bucharest can be intimidating to explore on one's own, but your driver and guide will introduce you to the city's historic highlights and modern-day energy in a friendly and accessible way. Make the most of your time and fit in many important sights by traveling in an air-conditioned minivan. Throughout the 2-hour panoramic tour, learn about Bucharest's complex history, from its elegant past through the oppressive Communist years and into today's edgy European capital. Drive down grand boulevards and past several other important squares, including Victory Square, University Square, and Romana Square.See the center of the Romanian Orthodox Church at the Patriarchal Cathedral, and admire the striking architecture of the Arch of Triumph, Royal Palace, and Romanian Atheneum concert hall. Get a primer in Communist history as you cruise by the House of the Free Press, and see the most famous relic of the regime's outsize ambitions at the massive Palace of Parliament - one of the largest administrative buildings in the world.