Your Welcome Package will contain all necessary documents and tickets for your trip. Upon arrival, your English-speaking guide and driver will meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel in a private vehicle. The guide will help with check-in and review the welcome package with you, going over your itinerary and addressing any inquiries you may have.

Experience a comprehensive city tour of Budapest accompanied by a personal guide and car. Start off on the Pest side and explore notable attractions such as the remarkable Heroes’ Square, City Park, Széchenyi Spa, Grand Circus, and Vajdahunyad Castle. Then, proceed along Andrássy Avenue, where you can admire the elegant mansions. Don't miss the chance to visit the awe-inspiring House of Parliament and take a stroll around Hungary's largest building. Inside, a knowledgeable guide will showcase the magnificent neo-gothic architecture, splendid boardrooms, and impressive staircases. Next, head to Castle Hill and marvel at the breathtaking Fisherman's Bastion and nearby Matthias Church.

Embark on a half-day tour from Budapest to the Royal Palace of Godollo, accompanied by a private guide and transportation. This grand 18th century palace, once the summer residence of Queen Elisabeth and Francis Joseph, showcases the lavish lifestyle of the Royals during the Austro-Hungarian empire. Explore the Royal Apartments, marvel at the Queen Elisabeth memorial exhibition, and wander through the beautiful English gardens, discovering unique botanical wonders. Pause for a coffee and cake break at the palace cafe before concluding the tour with a transfer back to Budapest.

Start your journey to Cluj Napoca with a brief stop in Oradea. Take the opportunity to explore this beautiful city, where art nouveau and Viennese architecture blend harmoniously. Oradea is nestled among the hills of the Apuseni Mountains, with the Crisul Repede River dividing it in half. Take a leisurely stroll along the river banks in the city center to get a glimpse of its charm. Don't miss the impressive five-point-star shaped Fortress (Cetatea Oradea), which hosts various art exhibitions and craft fairs throughout the year. Afterward, treat yourself to an authentic Romanian home-cooked meal at Cabana Motilor, a restaurant surrounded by the Apuseni Mountains. Finally, continue your journey to the enchanting city of Cluj Napoca.

Come and explore Cluj-Napoca, a beautiful academic city that offers plenty of charm. Don't miss the chance to visit the largest Botanical Garden in Eastern Europe, which was established in 1920. This impressive garden spans across 14 hectares and is home to over 10,000 rare and exotic plants. Within the park, you will find a Japanese Garden complete with a small Japanese-style house, as well as a Roman Garden that showcases archaeological remains from a nearby Roman dig.

Venturing into the city center, you will come across several notable landmarks. The Benedictine Monastery, Museum Square, Union Square, and the grand baroque palace of the Bannfy family are all waiting to be explored. For those interested, the National Ethnographic Park is also worth a visit. Here, you can admire old traditional buildings and folk architecture monuments from various regions of Romania.

Depart from Cluj-Napoca and transfer to Sibiu with your private driver-guide. Explore Romania’s countryside along the way, admiring its beauty. Visit the Turda Salt Mine Museum, an important salt mine dating back to the 19th century. The mine, built between 1853 and 1870, is 3,000 feet long and has a rich history. Today, it houses modern health and recreational facilities as well as a large salt mining museum. Continue your journey to Sibiu, making a stop at Vinoteca Hugo in Alba Iulia for a wine tasting experience. Vinoteca Hugo is located within the Alba Carolina Fortress, blending seamlessly with the architecture of the Roman Apulum Camp. The tasting takes place in candlelit rooms adorned with elegant furniture. Enjoy three types of premium Romanian wines and indulge your senses. Finally, relax and enjoy the rest of the drive to Sibiu.

Discover the enchanting city of Sibiu, a medieval town featuring narrow streets and Gothic architecture, and take a delightful tour to the renowned Brukenthal Museum. This city, often referred to as the gem of German Siebenbuergen (Transylvania), has a rich history dating back to the 13th century. Immerse yourself in the captivating ambience of Sibiu by exploring its two distinct areas: the Upper town, which is home to numerous historical landmarks, and the Lower town, characterized by its colorful houses and fortified walls overlooking the river Cibin. During your visit, you will have the opportunity to admire the impressive Brukenthal Museum, the oldest museum in Romania. Established in 1787 by Samuel Brukenthal, the governor of Transylvania, this museum boasts an extensive collection comprising paintings, antiques, coins, and rare books. Interestingly, the Brukenthal Museum is composed of six separate museums, each located in different parts of the city and showcasing unique cultural exhibitions. Notably, the art collection on display includes magnificent works by renowned artists such as Rubens, Van Dyck, Teniers, as well as masterpieces by German, Austrian, and Romanian painters. It is worth mentioning that the entrance fee to the museum is included in the tour package.

Today, you will privately transfer from Sibiu to Brasov, making a stop at Sighisoara, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage city. Explore the well-preserved medieval town, known for its charming cobbled streets. Discover the History Museum, the Clock Tower, the Torture Room, and the Weapons Room. Don't forget to visit the Church on the Hill. If you'd like, enjoy lunch (not included) at Casa de Vlad Dracul, the actual house where Dracula was born and lived until the age of four. Afterwards, continue your journey to Brasov. The entrance fees for the History Museum (including the Clock Tower, Torture Room, and Weapons Room) and the Church on the Hill are already included.

On a full day transfer from Brasov to Bucharest, you'll explore two highlights of Romania with a private guide. The first stop is the medieval Bran Castle, also known as Dracula's Castle, associated with Bram Stoker's classic tale. Although there is no evidence that Vlad the Impaler, the inspiration for Dracula, ever visited the castle, the legend connecting him to Bran Castle remains strong. Take the opportunity to explore the castle's rooms and historic grounds and decide for yourself. Next, you'll visit the iconic Peles Castle in Sinaia. Built in the 19th century by King Carol I, this Neo-Renaissance masterpiece is surrounded by magnificent mountain scenery. It is one of the most popular sites in Romania and often draws visitors from the West. After crossing the picturesque Southern Carpathians, you will arrive in Bucharest for check-in.

Experience a comprehensive tour of Bucharest, which is often referred to as "Little Paris". The itinerary begins at The Palace of the Parliament, where you can marvel at its opulent features such as crystal chandeliers, mosaics, oak paneling, marble, gold leaf, and stained-glass windows. Explore the Cotroceni Palace and Museum before proceeding to the Village Museum, which showcases 300 buildings that exemplify Romania’s rural architecture throughout history. Don't miss Bucharest's own Arc de Triomphe, a tribute to the brave Romanian soldiers who fought in the First World War. All entrance fees are included in the tour.

Your airport transfer includes a private driver and vehicle.