BTrip Bucharest Tours

Bucharest has so many great stories, especially when you walk along the old avenues like Calea Victoriei. When talking about these tales, it's very immersive to also get to see photos from those times. And on the tours organized by Btrip there are plenty of incredible pictures to view, like the one shown here by our guide, Constantin of the 1989 Revolution.

An incredible view of the Parliament Palace and the old buildings in Bucharest's city center.
Did you know that the Parliament Palace in Bucharest is the heaviest building in the world?
Hear many more fascinating facts about this palace and other spots on our walking tours in Bucharest!

The Old Town has so many fascinating spots and stories that you need to spend several hours here just admiring the buildings.
For example, did you know that the church in the background of this image is the oldest one in Bucharest and it was used for coronations of Wallachian princes in the distant past?
More anecdotes to be shared on one of our walking tours!

Enjoying a stroll full of culture and history through Cismigiu Park and many other important landmarks from Bucharest.

🌞When the sun is shining, the best thing to do is take a stroll in the old parts of Bucharest.
See the 19th and 20th century landmarks, stop by for a hot drink or some cake, go to the parks and take a walking tour to discover the city as well as its many stories with us.

When in Bucharest... you also find places that remind of Russia. In this photo you can see the Russian Church, one of the last churches that built with help from the last czar, Nicholas II.

Just another beautiful sunset in Bucharest as seen from its main square - Piata Unirii

When in Bucharest, you feel like you're in Rome thanks to this statue from the year 1906 of the Roman Wolf with the twins Romulus and Remus.

"Most famous for its association with Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Romania is a land of jagged mountain peaks, storybook castles with soaring spires, and medieval towns that seem unchanged by time. " Besides the castles and nature mentioned in this Euronews article, let's not forget Bucharest with its interesting palaces, contrasting architecture and vibrant city life.

Unexplored Europe: A guide to the countries you might be missing Welcome to Europe's off road destinations.

The superb Justice Palace stands on the right bank of the Dâmbovița River, in the center of Bucharest.
It was built at the end of the 19th century in the French style by a Parisian and a Romanian architect.