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The tours are solely tips based so you can decide to contribute as much or as little as you feel the experience was worth.

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Where does the tour start?
You will receive the full meeting point details and a map after you finalize your booking, in a confirmation email.
Do I have to book my Free Tour?
Yes, it's necessary to book your Free Tour in order to receive the full meeting point details via email on time. This helps ensure an enjoyable experience and good coordination between guides and tour guests. Booking is free, quick, and easy!
Can I contact my guide?
Yes, you will be able to message your guide with any questions that you might have after making a reservation, up until the start of the tour.
Can I make a booking for a larger group?
Maybe! In order to keep the group sizes manageable, each guide sets their own limit of guests per booking and departure. Choose the Free Tour you want to book, select the number of people in your group, and see if there are any departures available that suit your needs.
Are Free Tours really Free?
Yes, with Free Tours, there's no set price; instead, the guides rely on the tips of participants to sustain their livelihoods. By contributing a fair amount that reflects the value you receive from the tour, you not only support the guides but also express your appreciation for their expertise and dedication.

Best Free Tours in Bucharest

Bucharest is Romania’s elegant capital. Although badly damaged during the Second World War, it is still a stunning place. This glorious city is perfect for exploring on foot with a local guide, so if this is your first time here, make the most of one of the Free Walking Tours in Bucharest. For the best introduction to local culture, book a Free Bucharest City Tour of the Old Town and trace the history of Romania’s “Little Paris” from its birth following clashes between Dacia and the Roman Empire through to its post-communist era. Complement this tour with the Kings and Dictators of Bucharest Free Tour where you will listen to shocking stories about the anti-government uprisings which, brought the Communist regime to an end in 1989. By night, book the Free Myths & Legends Tour and listen to the captivating stories of the brave warriors and mad rulers that made this city what it is today.

Highlights of a Free Tour in Bucharest

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.

Things to Do in Bucharest

Bucharest is an amazing city to visit, and there’s plenty to pack into one trip! Once you are done exploring the Old Town with Free Tours in Bucharest, take a break and try one of Romania’s favorite dishes; ‘sarmale’ a pickled cabbage roll filled with meat and rice. Ask your guide for restaurant recommendations. Bucharest has a number of green spaces where you can escape the city, including the botanic gardens and Carol Park, a fascinating park full of weird and wonderful monuments. Romania’s capital is the perfect starting point for your trip to the charming city of Brasov, and to the abode of famous Vlad Tepes, the real-life, bloodthirsty prince behind infamous Count Dracula. Bran Castle, otherwise known as Dracula’s Castle, is a prominent Gothic-style fortress sitting on the border between the regions of Transylvania and Wallachia. The castle is now a museum that can be visited by tourists and locals alike.

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