Are you planning to visit Bucharest and interested in discovering the city's rich culture and architecture like a local? The Free Kings, Revolutions & Dictators Tour Bucharest is an entertaining and informative way to explore the Romanian capital through its stories. Knowledgeable local guides will take you on a comprehensive journey through recent history, from the fall of the Romanian royal family to life under the Soviet regime and the country's fight for democracy. Best of all, the tour is completely free of charge, making it accessible to everyone.

As you listen to dramatic stories and little-known historical facts, you will have the opportunity to admire the city's architecture and visit some of its most important landmarks along Victory Avenue. One of the tour's highlights is the Romanian Athenaeum, a stunning neoclassical building that houses the George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra and is considered one of Romania's most significant cultural institutions. Your guides will share the story of how the Athenaeum was built and show you vintage photos of the building and its surroundings.

Join the Free Kings, Revolutions & Dictators Tour and gain unique insights into the city's past that you won't find in any guidebook. This eye-opening experience will reveal the astonishing stories behind the city's most important sights and introduce you to the people who left their mark on Bucharest's history. If you want to explore beyond the typical landmarks and truly understand authentic Bucharest, this tour is not to be missed. You will have the opportunity to meet locals, listen to their stories, and gain a firsthand understanding of the city's tumultuous history.