Cocktail Tour is very suitable as a first stop of your legendary night out in Bucharest. We will take you to where are the must-go cocktail spots in Bucharest + top club for the rest of the night.
Bucharest’s most famous lounges are off Old Town Center. Experience the pleasure of tasting fabulous cocktails whilst enjoying some of the most spectacular views of the city. Choose from an extensive menu of unique cocktails combined with the best options for the night.
With your Cocktail Tour Guide collaborate with fellow tour members a custom itinerary that meets your interests.
Cocktail Tour benefits:
Hassle free organizing your night out;
Presenting non touristic areas off Old Town;
Big club reservation and guidance included;
Personal meet and greet and pick up from your accommodation within city limits;
Guidance and tips; the guide will stay with you all night;
Making new friends and meeting locals;
Discounts and deals.
Possible Locations: 18Lounge, E3byAntourage, goSOFA, SkyBar
Tour Iasi in comfort and style in a car, accompanied by an experienced local driver-guide having the opportunity to leave the central area in idea to take a look over the surroundings. It’s a perfect tour in case of rainy or cold days since the climate in Iasi is not a endless summer, unfortunately. The most impressive city in North-East of Romania and of the largest of the country, Iasi, once was the capital of Romanian United Principalities for two times between 1859-1862 and 1916-1918.
At this moment Iasi is considered Romania’s Cultural Capital, known as the city of the great ideas or the city of the seven hills like Rome or Lisbon. Enjoy viewing attractions as: Golia Monastery, a 17th century monastery situated in the heart of the city with its Clock Tower, the oldest buidling of 13th century in Iasi, The National Theater, built in just two years at the end of 19th century by the famous austrian architects Felner and Helmer, first theater of its kind in Romania.
We will continue our journey by visiting The Metropolitan Cathedral, Roznovanu Palace (the building which houses the City Hall), The Catholic Cathedral, The Three Hierarchics Monastery, one of the most fabulous religious constructions in Romania because of its unique exterior architecture, an 17th century building. From that point we will be heading to the Palace Square, where we will see The Palace of Culture, a neogothic palace, constructed at the beginning of 20th century, inspired from Hotel de Ville Paris.
You will enjoy a half day walking tour in one of the most important and oldest cities in Romania. You will be amazed by the way that the occidental part of the city blends in with the old town shaped by hundreds of years of history, culture and religious life.
The tour starts at the Palace of Culture, the symbol of the city, where you will meet with your guide, who will introduce you to the city’s past. We will enjoy a walk in the palace’s charming garden where the guide will tell you the story of this marvelous edifice which served as Administrative and Judicial Palace until 1955. We will stroll down the Stefan Cel Mare Boulevard where most of the main attractions of the city are situated. Our walking tour includes two of the most representative religious images of Iasi: the Three Hierarchs Church and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Roznovanu Palace hosts nowadays city hall. The beautiful building was constructed in the 19th century. Next you will observe the oldest theatre in the country, the Vasile Alecsandri National Theatre. Our tour takes us to the Union Square, an important historic part of the city and we will visit the Union Museum. Our last stop will be at Golia Monastery, a place which induces peace and serenity and it also offer an impressive view over the city from its tower.
A full-day guided tour that takes you to some of Romania's most famous sights. Enjoy a morning panoramic tour of "the Paris of the Balkans", Bucharest, a bustling city of many contrasts, before starting your 3 hour journey to Bran Castle, the place made famous by Bram Stoker and his novel DRACULA (comfort-stop on the way). Once in Bran you will have 2 1/2 hours on your own, during which you can visit the castle, have lunch, and enjoy the local souvenir market at the foot of the castle, on own.
You proceed then to Brasov, one of Transylvania's most interesting cities for some free time in the main medieval square. Here, one can see the famous 1377 Black Church, the Council Tower, and other well-preserved architectural beauties of this once thriving Saxon city. The pedestrian area with its many terraces, restaurants and stores will be at your disposal for about 3 hours.
After your insightful Transylvanian experience you return to Bucharest with one comfort stop on the way. Your guide will be with you for presentations and explanations throughout your journey.
Take your time to discover the Dracula`s legend! We invite you to take a walk throug stories and legends that bring together every year thousands of visitors, at the famous Dracula`s Caastle in Bran.
Next we take the medieval steps to Brasov, one of the most beautiful citadels of Siebenburgen.
The walking city-tour will present you the wonderful collection of oriental carpets of the Black Church, but also sites like the Council Square, the Black and the White Tower, the Schei and Ecaterina`s Gate or the Rope Street. Late in the afternoon we drive back to Sibiu.
Discover a page of Romania`s history in this full day trip! You will have the opportunity to visit the Fortress of Alba Iulia, wich was originally a Roman fort under the name of Apulum.
Built in the spectacular Vauban Style, this place invites you to travel back in time, to get to know its legends and stories. The trip continues with the visit of the Salt Mine in Turda, a real museum of salt with impressive views. You can enjoy its facilities like sports, Spa, halotherapy or even a little boat trip on the underground lake.
After this healthy stop by, we arrive in Cluj Napoca in the afternoon, also called the Treasure City. Being part of the Siebenburgen and the capital of Transylvania, the city-tour of Cluj-Napoca will impress you with its fortification sistem, medieval tracks or legendary monuments like the St. Michael Church. In the evening we drive back at Sibiu.
This activity is for the fans of Counter Strike who want to check the prime gun from the game in real life, too. AK 47 shooting is a sport where the competitors are trying to unite the three principles of precision, power and speed, by using a firearm of a certain minimum power (caliber) to score as many points as possible during the shortest amount of time (or sometimes within a set maximum time).
AK 47 shooting is a modern sport that focuses on the use of the gun as a defensive weapon for self-defense, or for military and police use. Like most martial arts, combat shooting is practiced both for defense and for sport. Pistol shooting and handgun shooting were developed as techniques for the police force. Instinct shooting requires the same eye, hand, and mind events as throwing a baseball or darts. The shooter must devote full attention on the smallest part of the target whilst drawing the weapon to fire. Once the weapon is at the ready, the shooter must fire immediately, to avoid losing the intense focus and missing the target. This technique is most often practiced with a moving target, such as clay birds or shooting plates.
The practical use of this drill is for life or death situations, in which the gun handler must instinctively and accurately shoot the target. The shooter must almost simultaneously: see the target, decide to shoot, start moving the gun to position, focus on a small part of the target, pull the trigger the instant the weapon reaches position.
The shooting is either on sunny, rainy or snowy weather. Adrenaline given by the thirlls of shooting with THE gun from Counter Strike in real life.After arriving at your destination, the instructor will give a 30 minutes preparation and then the always accompanied shooting begins.The shooting range surface is over 2000 square metres.
The package includes: AK 47 7,62x39 mm, 20 shots, targets, full equipment, shooting line, instructor assisting.
Profundiza en la inquietante historia de Bucarest con una visita al Monasterio de Snagov y un paseo por la parte más antigua de la ciudad.
DESTACAMOS:
* Entrada al Monasterio de Snagov
* Conoce la historia de Vlad el Empalador
* Admira la primera corte real, Curtea Veche
Comienza el recorrido con un tour panorámico por el centro de Budapest y pon rumbo a Snagov, a sólo una hora en coche de la capital. En este misterioso monasterio es donde, según la tradición local, fue enterrado Vlad el Empalador, el personaje que inspiraría a Drácula más tarde. Admira esta hermosa construcción de estilo bizantino y gran valor histórico. En su interior, podrás contemplar la mayor colección de frescos medievales de Valaquia. Durante siglos, Snagov se utilizó como tesorería, prisión o lugar de refugio de diferentes gobernantes de Valaquia y su emplazamiento, una pequeña isla, constituye un verdadero paraíso que no te puedes perder, con jardines, flores y árboles centenarios.
Después de la visita, regresa a la ciudad. Allí, te espera un delicioso almuerzo en un restaurante local, imprescindible si deseas reponer fuerzas para el posterior paseo por la zona más antigua de Bucarest. Recorre con tu guía las calles con más encanto y detente frente a Curtea Veche, la primera corte real de la ciudad fundada por Vlad el Empalador.
We start the tour in one of the most loved parks of Bucharest – Herastrau. It is by far the best place to be in the sometimes hot afternoons of Bucharest. Here we’ll just take advantage of the shade and the breeze as we’re on bikes.
From the park we have a short look at the Village Museum and head to the House of Free Press formerly known as The House of the Spark (one of the main Communist Journals). After analyzing how Romanian Society changed through the power of media to create and impose models we’ll bike south to the very “Parisian” Arch of Triumph. A relaxing ride on the green Kiseleff “Embassy Road” will lead us in the vicinity of Eternal snoring source – the Palace of the Government in Victory Square. By far more interesting are the 2 nearby museums which we’ll discuss – The Peasant Museum and the Geology Museum.
Crossing Victory Square we’ll head towards Romana Square. and right after we grab some local pies we stop in front of our pride – The Atheneum where the Philharmonic performs. It is an extremely loved, which could seem quite odd given the lack of popularity of classical music today. After we get out of this dilemma we plunge in an deeper one – 1989 Revolution against the Communist Regime which concluded (perhaps a bit cynical) in a very costly change of a Political Party name – more than 1200 people lost their lives in mainly 2 weeks.
After we pass the oldest public garden of the city (Cismigiu Park) we stop for a chat in the “shadow” of a White Elephant – The Palace of the Parliament formerly House of the People. To feel its size we’ll bike in front of it to understand also what it meant for the people we are going to have a look behind the facades and discover a more than 300 years old Monastery – perfect setting for a discussion about church – state relation in the past times. Close to the end we’ll have the biggest “challenge” of the day – go up the hill (in Bucharest every 15 mtrs gain of altitude is considered a hill) on the top of which we’ll find the currently Heroes Monument in Carol Park.
Downhill to the finish and after about 4h and 20km of biking, talking and especially smiling you can say you took the time to fall in love with Bucharest.
Discover the medieval treasures of Sibiu, an European capital of history and culture as it was designed in 2007. In the morning, you will meet the guide in front of your hotel, who will accompany you on the city tour of Sibiu.
You will have now the opportunity to explore its beauties like the Big Square, the Haaller House, The Brukenthal Museum, the Bridge of Lies or the Evangelical Cathedral.
After the walking tour (2-3 hours) you will enjoy some free time to take photos or to serve the lunch if you want (lunch not included in the price ).
In the afternoon, we will take the medieval tracks in the Surroundings of Sibiu: we stop in Cisnadie, one of the most beautiful fortified churches in Transylvania. Mentioned for the first time in a document from the year 1204 under the name "Rivetel", in Cisnadie flourished, particularly the guilds of blacksmiths and wool weavers (weaving remained the traditional occupation of the town population until the 20th century, when large textile factories were built).
Next we drive to Cisnadioara, a 13th century Romanesque basilica, a representative village for the Saxon community. Here we will visit its fortress, a testament of the area's rich history. Situated on top of a hill, it will give us the opportunity to enjoy magical views, so a photo session is a welcome break.
Don`t forget to ask the guide about its particular legends! From here, we drive back to Sibiu.