Meeting at 08.00 a.m. with the English speaking guide, Drive from Bucharest to Sinaia through Prahova Valley one of the most beautiful valley of Romania and visit Peles Castle: one of Romania's most beautiful palaces once the summer residence of the Romanian kings and one of Romania's most important museums. The construction of the castle began in 1875 and the building was inaugurated in 1883. The castle has 160 rooms opulently decorated with leather ebony walnut and mother of pearl with invaluable collections of art and furniture. PELES Castle was the final resting place for several Romanian monarchs including King Carol I who died here in 1914 as well as King Ferdinand and Queen Maria, Departure from Sinaia to Bran, At the middle of the mountain pass following a small and beautiful river looking like a drop of silvers in the sun we will go for lunch taken in a dream country-side landscape in the typical Romanian village Traditional lunch taken in a cozy restaurant (not included), Visit Bran Castle: Dracula's Castle - with its medieval atmosphere. This castle came to be connected with the legend of Dracula the Vampire. The castle was built between 1377 and 1382 on a 60 m high rock with a strategic military and commercial purpose. The building has four towers positioned at the four cardinal points. The walls are made of stone blocks the rooms and narrow corridors constitute a mysterious labyrinth of ghostly nooks and secret chambers, whilst in the outer courtyard there are artesian fountains connected to an underground network. The castle had both a military and a customs point purpose, Return to Bucharest, Entry Fee's NOT Included

Private City Bus tour with a guide 1.5-2 Hours

Dedicated English speaking guide/party host in Bucharest/Mamaia/Brasov to accompany you to activities

Assist with arranging transportation

Making sure you get into locations without any issues

Making sure all bills are correct

To assist with any general issues

Language translation

• • Palace of Parliament - the crazy dream
  • Revolution Square - the starting point for the revolution in Bucharest
  • Churches moved from their place
  • Stories of life during communism
  • Relics of buildings affected by communism
  • Izvor Park
  • The former Royal Palace
  • Cismigiu Park