Welcome to Bucharest, Romania!
Someone once said if you could have a big crowded city and the Eden garden in the same time, that place would be Bucharest.
Welcome everyone! Walkabout Free Tours means a team of licensed guides happy to share with you their love for Bucharest, a city full of contrasts that you will remember!
We started to share our love for stories in 2009, being the first free tours in Romania. It’s being a great ride and thanks to our guests support, our NGO organised a lot of free events and tours for locals too.Â
We offer daily two free tours. In different occasions we run seasonal thematic trails or charity tours where you have the chance to support local causes.Â
The “Story of Bucharest” is your best introduction to the city connecting dots to the full context of Romanian history. We cover the main sights starting with the largest one – the Palace of Parliament. We stroll in the cobbled streets of the old town visiting the oldest church, Manuc’s Inn, Stavropoleos Monastery, Caru cu Bere beer house, Lipscani street, CEC Palace, University Square and many other hidden stories about the heart of the city. This tour is available in weekends in Spanish too.
“From Monarchy to Communism” is our second trail getting out of the pedestrian old town on the most elegant boulevard of the capital – Calea Victoriei. This itinerary is a “zoom in” in the most interesting century of the city: flourishing with the first king arrival, bombed in the World Wars and facing churches, French palaces and communist institutions. You will meet our four kings and their struggles in the WWs, in love and finally in the forced exile. We will imagine the fancy life back then as we walk by the Royal Palace, the Romanian Atheneum, Cismigiu Garden or secret passages.Â
Local tips and insights will spice up your experience in Bucharest with fun and emotion, making it a holiday to remember!
Someone once said if you could have a big crowded city and the Eden garden in the same time, that place would be Bucharest.
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