Tours in Romania

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $127

Timisoara All in One - Walking and Tram Tour

When Charlie from our team ran this Timisoara tour, we got the full city portrait in one hit. You're walking the Habsburg-era Old Town on foot, then hopping trams to see how the city spreads beyond the centre—residential pockets, newer neighbourhoods, the lot. It's a solid 4–5 hours mixing architecture chat, recent history (including the 1989 revolution angle), and local tips on where to eat and drink. The vibe is relaxed; Timisoara itself has this surprising energy that makes you wonder why you didn't come sooner.

Half-Day Private Food and Wine Walking Tour Oradea Romania

★ 5.0 (55)

🍜 Food & Cooking

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $132

Half-Day Private Food and Wine Walking Tour Oradea Romania

When Em from our team ran this half-day food and wine walk through Oradea, we got the full sensory tour of Romania's Art Nouveau jewel. Over three to four hours, you're guided through the old downtown past landmarks like Moskovits Palace and the Moon Church, hitting four restaurants and pubs along the way. The pace is deliberately slow — designed so you can actually eat the 10+ food tastings and 6 wine flights without feeling wrecked. It's a proper crawl, not a sprint, and the whole thing wraps at the city citadel. Oradea's a gem if you're into architecture and regional flavour.

Private Walking Tour: Essential Bucharest + Hidden Gems

★ 5.0 (53)

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $119

Private Walking Tour: Essential Bucharest + Hidden Gems

When Sarah from our BugBitten team walked this route through Bucharest, she got the real story of a city that doesn't sit still. The tour pulls you through the elegant belle époque streets of Victory Avenue, then into the mammoth Civic Centre—Ceaușescu's 1980s power fantasy that now feels like a strange echo of itself. You're moving at a decent clip for 2–3 hours, picking up hidden corners most visitors miss whilst your guide unpacks why Bucharest provokes such strong reactions: it's chaotic, contradictory, and oddly magnetic. This works for almost any fitness level, though the walking is steady and the city's history isn't lite.

Bran (Dracula) Castle, Bear Sanctuary, Rasnov Fortress & Palinca Distillery

★ 5.0 (46)

6 hours – 7 hoursfrom AUD $157

Bran (Dracula) Castle, Bear Sanctuary, Rasnov Fortress & Palinca Distillery

When Sarah from our team ran this Transylvania loop, we hit four proper highlights in one morning. You're collecting Bran Castle (the medieval fortress tied to Dracula lore), a sprawling bear sanctuary with over a hundred brown bears, the hilltop Rasnov citadel with its sweeping views, and a tasting at a traditional palinca distillery. The drive threads through Carpathian valleys and past Transylvanian villages — it's the kind of day that feels like a cultural blitz but moves at a decent pace. Around 6–7 hours total, mostly sat down. Suits most fitness levels, though a few of the sites involve uneven ground and stairs.

Contrasts of Communism - Small Group Walking Tour in Bucharest

★ 5.0 (45)

20 min – 45 minfrom AUD $38

Contrasts of Communism - Small Group Walking Tour in Bucharest

When Noah from our BugBitten team did this walking tour, we traced Bucharest's communist era — from Ceaușescu's rise through the brutal 1989 revolution and its aftermath. The 3-hour route weaves between propaganda sites, the stark Palace of Parliament, the 1989 Heroes Memorial, and into Old Town, using public transport to hop between neighbourhoods. It's heavy history in a city still marked by Cold War architecture and urban scars. You're walking with a small group through streets where fear and state control shaped daily life, and the physical traces remain raw.

Bucharest Old Town Party Night Out - Perfect for Hen/Stag Groups

When Ben from our BugBitten team ran this with a stag group, it delivered exactly what it promises: a guided crawl through Bucharest's Old Town bars with skip-the-line access and a reserved table at each spot. You'll hit 3–4 venues over four and a half hours, with one drink and two shots per person built in. The old town itself is compact, atmospheric, and packed with venues ranging from cosy beer halls to thumping clubs. This works best if you're after a structured night out with mates who want to avoid the usual tourist traps and queue drama — your guide handles the logistics so you just show up and drink.

Airport Transfer -One way Bucharest Otopeni Henri Coandă Airport

When Tom from our BugBitten team used this private transfer from Henri Coandă Airport into central Bucharest, it was straightforward and reliable—exactly what you want after landing. The driver met him at arrivals with a nameplate, loaded luggage without fuss, and drove through to the city centre in about 20–45 minutes depending on traffic. No surprises, no drama. It's a fixed-price, door-to-door option that beats queuing for a taxi or navigating public transport with luggage, especially useful if you're arriving tired or have a heap of bags.

Private Tour to Dracula's Castle, Peles Castle from Bucharest

★ 5.0 (41)

12 hours – 13 hoursfrom AUD $227

Private Tour to Dracula's Castle, Peles Castle from Bucharest

When Mia from our BugBitten team booked this private tour, she spent a full day chasing castles and legends through Transylvania from Bucharest. The itinerary strings together Peles Castle—a lavish royal retreat with genuinely ornate interiors—and Bran Castle, famous for its Dracula associations, plus a wander through Brașov's medieval core. You'll travel in an air-conditioned vehicle with a local guide and max three people in your group, so it feels intimate rather than rushed. It's a solid 12–13 hours, and the pace assumes you're keen on European castle architecture and gothic folklore rather than a leisurely meander.

Bucharest: Communism, Revolution & City Highlights Tour

★ 5.0 (40)

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $157

Bucharest: Communism, Revolution & City Highlights Tour

When Em from our team ran this 4-hour walking tour, Bucharest revealed itself as a city straddling two eras—Belle Époque grandeur and brutal Communist architecture. You're guided through Revolution Square, University Square, and the Romanian Athenaeum, then face the sheer scale of the Palace of Parliament, a building that's hard to ignore or forget. The tour leans hard into the 45 years between WWII and 1989, the stories of life under Soviet control, and what the city looked like when the Iron Curtain came down. It's a private walk at your own pace, no herding, no rushed stops—which means you get actual breathing room to ask questions and absorb the contrast between old European elegance and the authoritarian imprint still visible in the streets.

Bucharest Jewish Heritage | Holocaust Memorial | Private Car Tour

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this tour across Bucharest, we traced four-plus hours through the city's Jewish heritage—from the Ashkenazi and Sephardi quarters to the Holocaust Memorial, guided by Marius who walked us through documented testimonies and personal stories rarely discussed today. The tour doesn't shy from the 1941 Legionnaire pogrom and its brutal aftermath; it's a heavy, necessary history lesson set against a city that's largely moved on. This isn't sightseeing—it's bearing witness to a community that shaped Bucharest and was nearly erased from it.

4x4 Nature Tour in Land of Dracula - 1 day

★ 5.0 (34)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

4x4 Nature Tour in Land of Dracula - 1 day

When Ben from our team did this 4x4 tour through Transylvania, we ditched the minibus crowds and headed straight into the Carpathians in a proper off-road vehicle. Based out of Bucharest, the 12-hour day bounces you across forgotten mountain tracks, through villages that feel genuinely remote, and into scenery that doesn't make it onto typical tour itineraries. Your guide handles the driving and navigation; you handle the rugged terrain and the views. It's a legit escape from the city—less Instagram-friendly than Dracula castle runs, more about the raw landscape and the roads less travelled.

12 hoursfrom AUD $302

★ 5.0 (33)

12 hours – 13 hoursfrom AUD $245

Maramures best, full day tour from Cluj

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this full-day tour from Cluj, we wound through the Carpathian Mountains into Maramures—a region where traditional life still moves at village pace. The itinerary threads together two UNESCO wooden churches, the famous Merry Cemetery at Sapânța with its vivid blue crosses, lunch cooked by a local family, and a peek into a traditional dowry room. It's a proper slow-travel day rather than a tick-box sprint; the small-group format means your guide can linger where it lands. Expect 12–13 hours door-to-door, mostly by minibus or private vehicle, with genuine downtime to absorb the haystacks and timber architecture that define the landscape.

Bears & Wolves Sanctuary and Dracula's Castle, Small-group max 7

★ 5.0 (32)

10 hours – 11 hoursfrom AUD $190

Bears & Wolves Sanctuary and Dracula's Castle, Small-group max 7

When Alex from our team ran this Transylvania loop from Bucharest, it was a solid hit. You get picked up from your hotel, driven three hours into Transylvania to spend 75 minutes at Libearty—the world's largest brown bear sanctuary—where rescued bears live in sprawling enclosures. Then it's on to Bran Castle, the fortress tied to Vlad the Impaler lore, which you explore at your own pace (no cattle-herding). Small groups max out at seven, so it's intimate without feeling exclusive. The whole thing runs 10–11 hours and hits two of Romania's heaviest hitters in one go.

Day Trip & Bear Watching in the Land of Volcanoes

★ 5.0 (31)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

11 hours – 12 hoursfrom AUD $458

Day Trip & Bear Watching in the Land of Volcanoes

When Alex from our team ran this 11-hour loop out of Brașov, we found ourselves deep in Romania's volcanic belt—a genuinely wild corner that feels worlds away from the city. The day stitches together a volcanic lake, a swamp thick with carnivorous plants, a gas-filled cave that lives up to its unflattering name, and the main event: a bear-watching stint in proper forest. It's a full day of ground-cover and genuine adventure, with a private guide handling the route and the driving. Fair warning: this isn't a gentle amble.

Private Day Trip from Bucharest: Dracula’s Castle, Peles & Brasov

★ 5.0 (30)

10 hours – 12 hoursfrom AUD $223

Private Day Trip from Bucharest: Dracula’s Castle, Peles & Brasov

When Charlie from our team ran this private day trip from Bucharest, we covered serious ground: Peleș Castle in the Carpathians, Bran Castle (the Dracula connection), and Brașov's medieval old town. It's a 10–12 hour loop that works well if you want to tick three major Transylvanian stops without navigating by yourself. The driver-guide speaks English, the van's got WiFi, and you're shuttled door-to-door from your Bucharest hotel. The pacing is generous — plenty of breathing room at each spot rather than a rushed stampede.

★ 5.0 (29)

1h 30m – 2 hoursfrom AUD $33

Life in Communism

When Ben from our team did this Bucharest walking tour, we got a three-hour grip on what communism actually meant for Romania and its people — not the textbook version, but how it shaped daily life then and still echoes today. You cover key sites at a steady pace, with your guide fielding questions throughout and after. It's the kind of tour that fills in gaps you didn't know you had about the country, especially if you're planning to spend proper time in Romania and want context for what you're seeing.

Private Walking Tour of Sibiu

When Ben from our team took this private walking tour, he wound through Sibiu's medieval core with a local guide who knew the cobbled streets and their stories inside out. The city's a looker — honey-coloured burgher houses crowd the main squares, the Lutheran Church dominates the skyline, and you can't miss the Orthodox Cathedral's vivid exterior. Over 90 minutes to two hours, the walk covers the old walls, the famous Bridge of Lies (loaded with local legend), and tales of the medieval craft guilds that once ran the place. Hotel pickup's included if you're staying in town, and it's small-group stuff — max 15 people — so you're not shuffling behind a flag.

Bear Sanctuary, Bran (Dracula) Castle, Peles Castle From Brasov

★ 5.0 (28)

8 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $182

Bear Sanctuary, Bran (Dracula) Castle, Peles Castle From Brasov

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this Transylvania day tour, we got a solid hit on the castle-and-wildlife combo. You're picked up from Brasov (or nearby) and split the day between the famous Bran Castle, Peles Castle, and a bear sanctuary where you actually watch brown bears in a semi-natural setting. It's eight to nine hours of driving and wandering through Transylvania's rolling hills—the kind of day that feels properly Romanian without the tourist-trap intensity. The tour runs shared, though you can go private for extra coin, and the guide keeps things moving with live commentary throughout.

Watching Brown Bear from hideout/ Guarantee you'll see wild Bears

★ 5.0 (28)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $132

Watching Brown Bear from hideout/ Guarantee you'll see wild Bears

When Em from our team headed into Transylvanian forests for this bear watch, we found ourselves in a proper wildlife hideout with a licensed guide who actually knew their stuff about brown bears and the broader animal life around us. Romania holds Europe's largest brown bear population, and this four- to five-hour outing capitalises on that — a short drive gets you to an observatory where you settle in and wait for bears to show themselves in their own habitat. The guide keeps the commentary flowing, sharing bear behaviour and ecology while you're watching. It's a genuinely quiet, patient kind of experience rather than a mad dash.

★ 5.0 (27)

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $58

Bicycle Sightseeing in Bucharest

When Charlie from our team pedalled through Bucharest on this guided cycle tour, it became clear why two wheels beat four in a sprawling city like this. Rather than fighting traffic or burning out on foot, we covered the main sights efficiently via dedicated bike lanes and park paths—Parliament House, the Old Town, leafy squares. The guide, clued up after a decade-plus leading rides, kept a steady pace and threw in local colour that maps don't show. Three to four hours is enough to get the city's shape without feeling rushed.

Experience Athenaeum on Private Bucharest Walking Tour

8 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $165

Experience Athenaeum on Private Bucharest Walking Tour

When Ben from our team stepped into the Athenaeum with a local art historian, it became clear this isn't your typical tick-box heritage building tour. You're getting the bones of the place — the architectural symbolism baked into every cornice, the story of Romania's national fresco, how a concert hall became a cultural nerve centre. An hour isn't long, but in a space this loaded with meaning, it lands differently. The historian brings genuine passion, and the building itself does most of the heavy lifting.

Wine Tasting in Bucharest long version

When Charlie from our team ducked into a Bucharest wine tasting, we discovered Romanian wine is genuinely worth the detour. Most travellers skip it entirely, which is odd given how seriously the country takes viticulture. This two-hour session walks you through eight different drops — sparkling, whites, a rosé, three reds, and a dessert number — each a proper pour, with nibbles (olives, bruschetta, cheese and charcuterie) keeping things grounded. A wine specialist guides the room through what makes each bottle tick. It's low-key, accessible, and feels like actual local culture rather than tourist theatre.

Bucharest: Snowmobile or ATV Quad Bike Tour Carpathian Mountains

When Mia from our team booked this Carpathian Mountains adventure, we knew we were after proper off-road thrills. The tour runs 8–10 hours from Bucharest and splits depending on snow: December through March means snowmobiles (if conditions allow), otherwise you're on an ATV quad bike. It's a small group setup with a local guide, gear hire, and hotel pickups included. The Carpathians feel raw and remote—think dense forest, high altitude, genuine wilderness. You'll need a valid driving licence and passport, moderate fitness, and honestly, no back or heart issues. The machines themselves (snowmobiles, ATVs) are rented separately from the tour operator at the location, so budget for that on top.

🍜 Food & Cooking

6 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $192

Bike & Wine tour in Dealu Mare wineland

When Em from our team pedalled through Dealu Mare, Romania's oldest wine region, it felt like someone had plucked Tuscany and dropped it into the Carpathian foothills. Over 6–8 hours, we cycled roughly 20 km through vineyards, stopping at a local boutique cellar for tastings paired with cheese and cured meats. The landscape rolls gently—golden hills dotted with small family wineries—and the vibe is relaxed, mixing a solid workout with proper wine education. It's the kind of tour that appeals to people who want to move their legs and taste something real, without the pretence.

Horseback Riding Tour In Brasov - Ride Through Fields, Forests & Hills

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Horseback Riding Tour In Brasov - Ride Through Fields, Forests & Hills

When Ben from our team rode out from a Brasov ranch, we got a proper taste of Transylvania on horseback — five hours mixing saddle time through river valleys, forests, and cornfields with a bonus fortified church visit and ranch socialising. The landscape shifts from pastoral lowland to rolling hills with decent views back toward Brasov town. It's the kind of tour that appeals to keen riders and curious history buffs alike, though the horse riding itself is the headline act here rather than a gentle pony ride.

5 hoursfrom AUD $198

2-Day Private Tour of Transylvania from Bucharest

2-Day Private Tour of Transylvania from Bucharest

When Charlie from our team ran this 2-day private tour, we drove north from Bucharest into Transylvania's medieval heart—Brașov, Bran, and Răsnov. It's a proper deep dive into narrow cobbled streets, fortress walls scarred by centuries, and the stories behind the Gothic architecture rather than just the Dracula theatrics. The region feels genuinely old and layered; you're moving through spaces where actual history happened, not theme-park versions. You get a private guide, air-conditioned transport, one night's hotel stay, and breakfast thrown in. Two days is tight but enough to get a real feel for the place if you're not rushing.

2 daysfrom AUD $579

Constanta and the Black Sea Coast - Private Tour from Bucharest

★ 5.0 (23)

Constanta and the Black Sea Coast - Private Tour from Bucharest

When Lily from our team took this run down to Constanta, we covered 220 km of road from Bucharest to Romania's Black Sea port in an 11-hour private tour. The city feels like a faded seaside postcard—elegant and a bit worn, with the famous 130-year-old Casino anchoring the seafront and the kind of slow pace you don't find inland. The tour hits the main drag along the water, lets you poke around the port area, and gives you proper time to soak in the atmosphere without rushing. It's a solid day trip for anyone craving saltwater air and a bit of history without the fuss of public transport.

11 hoursfrom AUD $207

Private Bucharest Communist Tour with the People's House and Ceausescu Residence

★ 5.0 (23)

6 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $361

Private Bucharest Communist Tour with the People's House and Ceausescu Residence

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this private Bucharest tour, she got a sobering look at how the Communist era physically reshaped the city. Over 6–8 hours, you're driven through a landscape the regime deliberately rewrote: whole neighbourhoods flattened, monuments torn down, Soviet-style apartment blocks and metro stations that still feel like relics. The tour hits the Palace of the Parliament (that massive brutalist beast Ceausescu commissioned) and his former residence, plus you walk through streets where ordinary people navigated daily life under authoritarian rule. It's heavy history, delivered by a guide who knows the granular details of what was lost and why. The city itself is the classroom here, and it's unflinching.

Private Day Tour: Dracula's Castle and Peles Castle

Private Day Tour: Dracula's Castle and Peles Castle

When Noah from our team ran this private tour, we spent nine hours crossing Transylvania's castle circuit—Dracula's Castle and Peleș Castle being the headline acts. You're driven through the Carpathian foothills in an air-conditioned van with a local guide who knows the region's tangled history of fact and folklore. It's the kind of tour that works best if you're reasonably fit and keen on walking castle grounds and climbing stairs; the 'nine hours' includes solid chunks of driving, so expect a proper road day, not a sprint between two rooms.

9 hoursfrom AUD $245

Wednesday Adams Family - Visit 6 filming locations, Private tour

Wednesday Adams Family - Visit 6 filming locations, Private tour

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this Wednesday tour around Bucharest, we hit six filming locations across 11 hours in a private vehicle. You're chasing down scenes from the Netflix series — the swimming pool, the Nevermore Botanical Lab, University of Bucharest, an abandoned Gates family mansion 30 miles out, a train station, and the centrepiece Nevermore Academy itself. It's a sprawling day that works best if you're genuinely keen on the show; the area around Bucharest feels quieter and less touristy than you'd expect, which gives the whole thing an oddly atmospheric vibe.

11 hoursfrom AUD $263

4 hours – 7 hoursfrom AUD $347

Private Maramures Walking Tours

When Lily from our BugBitten team walked through Maramures, we found ourselves in one of Romania's most visually distinctive regions—all traditional wooden churches with intricate carved details, rolling hills dotted with impossibly high haystacks, and villages where crafts still happen by hand. This private 4–7 hour walk threads through working studios of textile makers and wood carvers, past rural homesteads and museums that document local life. You're on foot the whole time, moving at a pace that lets you actually talk to the artisans and absorb the landscape rather than just glance from a van.

Full-Day Private Tour to Sinaia, Bran and Brasov from Bucharest

6 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $335

Full-Day Private Tour to Sinaia, Bran and Brasov from Bucharest

When Ben from our team ran this full-day private tour from Bucharest, we headed south to three spots that tell Romania's story pretty well: Sinaia with its monastery tucked into a mountain valley, Bran Castle (yes, the Dracula one), and the Saxon town of Brasov. It's a solid 6–8 hours door-to-door, and the private car meant we could actually chat with the driver-guide without fighting for space on a minibus. The route works logically — you're not doubling back — and you get breathing room to walk around each place without the usual tour-group crush.

Communism Walking Tour from Lenin to Ceausescu in Bucharest

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $378

Communism Walking Tour from Lenin to Ceausescu in Bucharest

When Jake from our team ran this walking tour through Bucharest, we traced the ideological arc from Marx and Lenin through to Ceaușescu's particularly brutal iteration of communism in Romania. The tour kicks off on Socialist Victory Boulevard—a sweeping, imposing stretch lined with communist-era architecture that still dominates the city's skyline—and winds through key historical sites that shaped the country's 20th-century trajectory. Over 2.5 hours, a local guide walks you through the political philosophy that drove the ideology, the specific conditions that made Romanian communism stand out as uniquely oppressive even within the Eastern Bloc, and the everyday reality of rationing and surveillance. It's heavy material delivered on foot through a landscape designed to project state power.

The Fixers walking tour of the Old Town in Bucharest

When Ben from our team ran this walking tour with The Fixers, we covered Bucharest's Old Town in a tight, focused couple of hours—and had the option to extend toward the Parliament Palace, that massive communist-era slab that dominates the skyline. It's a private setup for groups up to eight, which means no shuffling behind a flag or waiting for stragglers. The Old Town itself is a warren of narrow streets, cafés, and Habsburg-era façades hemmed in by the Lipscani district. The guides know their stuff and keep things moving without rushing. You're really getting the lay of the land here, not a deep dive.

8h Dracula's Castle Private Tour from Bucharest - Fast Tour

7 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $529

8h Dracula's Castle Private Tour from Bucharest - Fast Tour

When Em from our team booked this private Bucharest-to-Bran Castle run, we got the full Gothic romance setup—the castle that inspired Dracula lore, minus the tour bus crowds. You'll spend roughly 7–8 hours in a private car with a guide, winding through Transylvanian countryside to explore the fortress perched on its hillside. The real draw isn't Stoker's fiction (though locals reckon most visitors still mix that up); it's the 14th-century stone keep and rambling rooms that actually shaped the legend. Private transport means you set the pace, stop where you like, and skip the standard itinerary if something catches your eye.

Full Day Private Snow Mobile in Carpathain Mountains

🏔 Adventure & Sports

6 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $323

Full Day Private Snow Mobile in Carpathain Mountains

When Noah from our BugBitten team took this full-day private snowmobile tour through the Carpathian Mountains, we found ourselves carving through high-altitude trails with a responsive outfit that sweats the details. The region itself is raw—dense forests giving way to alpine meadows, thin air, brilliant silence. You'll be collected and shuttled in a comfortable vehicle (WiFi included, which feels slightly odd at 2,000m) and paired with guides who actually know the terrain and don't rush you through it. Six to eight hours door-to-door, with travel time factored in. Small groups, responsive to what you want.

National Museum of Art Guided Tour

When Tom from our BugBitten team did this guided tour at Romania's National Museum of Art, he walked through the former Royal Palace with a knowledgeable guide unpacking the country's artistic story. It's a straight shot through Romanian painting and sculpture—from 19th-century academic work by Teodor Aman through to Nicolae Grigorescu's light-soaked landscapes and Stefan Luchian's emotional pieces, plus the game-changing abstract sculptures of Constantin Brâncusi that shaped modern art worldwide. The whole thing runs about an hour, housed in a grand palace setting in the heart of Bucharest, and draws a steady mix of art students, tourists, and locals who actually know their stuff.

Transfagarasan amazing road trip from Brasov

When Noah from our BugBitten team tackled the Transfagarasan Highway, it was clear why Top Gear crowned it the world's most spectacular road. This seven-hour drive from Brașov winds through Romania's highest mountain range, climbing to 2,042 metres at Lake Balea—a glacial alpine lake ringed by peaks that feel genuinely remote. The road itself is the main event: relentless hairpin turns carved into sheer rock, vertiginous drop-offs, and views that shift from forested valleys to bare, high-altitude terrain. It's a sensory assault in the best way, especially if you're keen on driving that demands full attention.

7 hoursfrom AUD $198

4h Executive Private Tour Bucharest City - Fabulos Experience