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Discover Romania’s Most Iconic Cities: A Blend of History and Modern Charm

Romania’s cities offer a fascinating mix of history, culture, and modern attractions. From the bustling streets of Bucharest, the capital, to the medieval charm of Brașov and the scenic mountain views of Sinaia, each city has its own unique story to tell. Whether you’re exploring the historical significance of Sibiu or marveling at the vibrant life in Cluj Napoca, our private tours take you deep into the heart of Romania’s most famous urban centers. Explore these cities to uncover their rich heritage, unique architecture, and hidden gems.

Bucharest

Bucharest

Bucharest or The Little Paris? The Little Paris, at it is also known, Bucharest is Romania’s capital and largest city. Known for its wide, tree-lined boulevards and glorious Belle Époque buildings and a reputation for the high life. The Arch of Triumph The original construction from 1922 was
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Brașov

Brașov

Brașov - a magnificent Transylvanian medieval town Brașov is the 7th largest city in Romania by population, with 253200 people registered at the 2011 census. Located in the Brașov Depression, at 625 m high altitude, at the feet of Tâmpa Hill, Brașov can be reached after 184 km North East from ...
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Sinaia

Sinaia

Sinaia the Pearl of the Carpathians Sinaia also called The Pearl of the Carpathians, because it is considered the most beautiful mountain resort in Romania and it has attractions for all the seasons. Sinaia is a pretty new settlement, situated 100 km north of Bucharest in the Carpathian ...
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Sibiu

Sibiu

Sibiu - declared as the European Capital of Culture Founded in 12th century by the Saxons who came in Transylvania, Sibiu or Hermannstadt by its German name, was the largest of the seven Saxons citadels. There are some superlatives related to this place, such as:  the world's first homeopathic
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Sighisoara

Sighisoara

Sighișoara - medieval gem of Transylvania Sighisoara was founded by Saxons who settled in Transylvania, on a plateau crossed by Târnava river. The name of the citadel was first mentioned in an official document issued by the Wallachian prince Vlad Dracul (father of Vlad the Impaler), who was ...
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Cluj Napoca

Cluj Napoca

Cluj Napoca - the city between the hills of Transylvania Placed in the western area of Transylvania, the original settlement from the 2nd century A.D. had the name of Napuca, which was changed to Napoca after the city was taken over by Romans. The name of Cluj originates in Castrum Clus, used ...
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Alba Iulia

Alba Iulia

Alba Iulia - the city of Unification Alba Iulia, known also by its ancient name Apulum, represented a significant military and economic headquarter during the Roman reign. The city seemed a miniature of Rome, with its mosaics, temples, statues, amphitheaters and the Daciarum Trium palace. An ...
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Timișoara

Timișoara

Timișoara -  the first European city to use electric street lighting The oldest official document mentioning this city dates back to 1212 and is positioned in the northern bank of the Bega River. Timișoara was built on the site of the ancient Roman citadel Castrum Regium Themes. Considered the
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Constanța

Constanța

Constanța  - a notable port and resort of Romania The legend regarding the city of Constanța talks about Jason, who arrived here along with the Argonauts after they found the Golden Fleece. The Tomis settlement, how it was called in ancient times, was founded in 6th century by Greek colonists ...
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Iași

Iași

Iași - city of the Churches One of the oldest cities of Romania, the historical, cultural and religious characteristics of Iași were influenced by the position of the city, which for many years was at a cross of commercial routes between Russia, Hungary, Poland and Constantinople. In 1565 Iași
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