Bucharest From Zero Tour

Duration: 3h 30min

Provided by Adriana Chirau Tour Guide

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Overview of the tour in Bucharest

From Kilometer Zero through the history of Romanians.

Firstly, we have to clarify the history of Bucharest, from antiquity to the Middle Ages till the present. We will point out some of the historical monuments, emblematic buildings, and interesting alleys of the city: The two-kilometer Zero, The Old Town, Victoria Avenue, University Square, and Revolution Square.

I will help you distinguish true history from what is invented: about Vlad Tapes - „the founder of the Romanian capital city” and how he became the famous vampire Dracula; about our monarchy and communism, even democracy, and you will understand why locals speak with contempt, with love or with indifference about politics.

We will also examine aspects of the daily life of Romanians - language and customs, religion and culture, education and economics, food and drink, and where to look for authentic souvenirs.

So, if you want to understand Bucharest and Romania, book now!

Attention:
This tour is organized by a certified tour guide, and is carried out in small groups; therefore participation will only be admitted with a prior reservation.

This activity includes:

Teatrul Național București
Stavropoleos Monastery Church
Bucharest Municipality Museum
Cărturești Carusel
Romanian Athenaeum
New St. George Church
Macca - Vilacrosse Passage
Restaurant Hanu' lui Manuc
Piața Revoluției
Licenssed Romania Tout Guidebuilding
The entrance in 2 or 3 churches
The inside of some Historical Buildings

Our Guides

Adriana

Meeting point

In front of National Theater of Bucharest (University Square)

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On arrival

I am waiting for you with a little Romanian flag in the hands near the monument of The Kilometer Zero of Democracy and Liberty in front of the National Theatre of Bucharest in the University Square.

How to come there?
It is accessible by metro M2 (until the station Universitate) or by buses, tram, or trolleybuses.