Best in Bucharest walking tour

Find the essence of Bucharest in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Hear the stories behind the city's most emblematic buildings and sights and understand the part they played in the events that have shaped its turbulent past or the more recent Romanian history. We'll start at the Romanian Athenaeum (but let's discuss what's the most convenient place for you) and we'll walk along Calea Victoriei (Victory Avenue). I will share with you how to discern between the puzzling architectural mix of Brancovan, Neoclassical, Belle Epoque, and Art Deco styles while discovering the social and economic background of the times when they emerged. We'll then enter and walk around in the Old City Center and after that, the old or new Bucharest will no longer be a mystery and you'll understand a good chunk of what living in Romania means. On our way, we'll stop at some of the greatest cake shops in Bucharest. I'm very curious if you can resist temptation - I bet I won't (be warned, the cakes are not included in the price)

This is a suggested itinerary and can be customized to fit your bucket list. •The Romanian Athenaeum - the country's most prestigious concert hall with an outstanding acoustics •Revolution Square - the place where infamous dictator Nicolae Ceausescu held his last speech •Old City Center - the increasingly beautiful, lively old streets of Bucharest •Caru cu Bere restaurant - the most famous restaurant in downtown Bucharest, serving Romanian traditional dishes •Macca Vilacrosse passage - a spectacular glass-covered passage •Stavropoleos monastery - the most beautiful Brancovan style church in the historical center •Hanul lui Manuc - the last caravanserai in South Eastern Europe •The Palace of Parliament - the second largest building in the world after the Pentagon