Bucharest Free Walking Tours are perfect to explore the legendary buildings and exquisite architecture this charming city is teeming with. The best place to start is the Old Town, where you can find the 16th-century Saint Anthony’s Church, the oldest religious building in the city and a pilgrimage destination for travelers all around the world. The Capitoline Wolf in the Roman Square is an important symbol, telling the legend of how the Romanian people were formed. Then admire the awe-inspiring arabesques decorating the facade of the Stavropoleos Monastery. On your way, you will come across a statue of the notorious Vlad Tepes, the inspiration for Dracula! Head to the National Museum of Romanian History, which contains fascinating relics from Romania’s past. After the Old Town, get up to speed with Bucharest’s recent communist past, visiting the Palace of Parliament, the second-largest administrative building in the world, and Revolution Square.