This experience is set for the people that want to understand an important part of the Romanian culture, WINE! With a very long story that come from Roman emperor Traian, there were a lot of different steps in wine industry. After revolution Romania started a very quick process of evolution in wine making, and today we can consider Romania a mature wine country, with his story, with foreing influnces of course, but still with a strong personality, that you can fell this in the wines that we gonna serve to you. The selection of 5 wines is based on local varieties, maybe new for you, but you gonna became soon friends!

Begin your unforgettable adventure at the awe-inspiring Peles Castle, a jewel of German Renaissance architecture cradled by the Carpathian Mountains. Journey back to the golden age of Romanian royalty as you traverse intricate woodwork, vibrant stained glass windows, and luxurious interiors. Our knowledgeable guides will unveil the castle's grand hall, chic reception rooms, and ornate dining hall, enriching your tour with riveting historical tales. Those craving an in-depth exploration can opt for a tour of the first floor, revealing the private quarters, ornate tapestries, and splendid artwork depicting the Romanian royal saga. Next, uncover the tranquillity of Sinaia Monastery, an oasis of Orthodox spirituality dating back to the 17th century. Marvel at vibrant Byzantine murals and sacred relics, taking in the serene rhythm of monastic life amidst the scenic mountain landscape. The tour proceeds to the splendid Cantacuzino Castle, a beacon of Neo-Romanian architecture conceived for Prince Gheorghe Grigore Cantacuzino. Embrace the charm of the lush gardens and breath-taking panoramic views, perfect for history enthusiasts and social media influencers. Savour an elite wine-tasting experience on the castle's picturesque terrace, sampling limited-edition wines from a local vineyard while learning about their rich history and winemaking traditions. Enhance your palate with a curated selection of Romanian cheeses and traditional treats, expertly paired to accentuate the wine's flavour profiles, offering a peek into Romania's diverse and tantalizing gastronomy. During your visit, explore the opulent castle grounds, wander through the meticulously designed gardens, and capture Insta-worthy shots that will leave your social media followers in awe. Join us on this extraordinary journey through Romania's architectural marvels, savouring a blend of rich history, gastronomy, and breathtaking scenery. Catering to history aficionados, food lovers, and wine enthusiasts, this unique tour offers an unrivalled opportunity to immerse in Romania's captivating cultural heritage. Secure your place on this remarkable journey today!

Embark on an epic journey through the best wine region of Romania: Dealu Mare, just a couple of hours drive from Bucharest! Visit 2 famous Romanian vineyards, explore, tour them and taste what they have best to offer, find out about some of our local wine producers, wine making techniques, hear the stories from the people who make it all possible and of course taste the final product. Our friendly English speaking passionate guide will pick you up from your address in Bucharest in either a comfortable standard car or minivan, depending on the number of persons. After a couple of hours you will end up in the heart of one of the Romanian wine making regions, get to know the wine producers, see how they conduct their work and finally, taste their valuable products. From the grape to the last drop in your glass!

Enjoy an epic day trip from Bucharest, following the ancient wine road built by the Romans 2,000 years ago. Re-opened to the public after almost a century of “hibernation”, the road displays beautifully restored manors, cellars, and old monasteries. Along the way, you’ll visit a wine museums, stop for lunch in a traditional manor and enjoy wine tasting sessions at two prestigious wineries, surrounded by the endless vineyards of Dealu Mare, Romania’s most famous wine region. Short history: Romania is a country with a long-standing tradition in winemaking, and the world’s 13th wine producer, despite losing half of its arable lands and suffering a loss of prestige several decades ago, when communists favored mass production over quality. Nowadays, the country has gone through a process of mass restoration, aiming to reclaim its rightful place among the top 10 wine producers. Itinerary description: 1st stop: Bellu Manor Wine Museum Your guide will pick you up from the hotel and drive you to Dealu Mare, Romania's most famous wine region. As soon as you enter the Old Wine Road, you'll stop for a guided tour at the beautifully restored Bellu Manor, a marvel of old Romanian architecture. Built by Baron Alexandru Bellu in the 19th century, the manor is not just a great art collection, but also a wine museum. With a great passion for wine and even owning a sparkling wine factory, the baron stored precious tools in the manor’s great cellar, some of which go back to the 3rd century 2nd stop: Lacerta Winery After learning about the long history of winemaking in Romania, it’s time for some actual wine tasting at Lacerta Winery. Same as Bordeaux and Toscana, Lacerta’s vine estate stretches along the 45th parallel and thus has the ideal climate for producing wines with a rich, complex and silken taste. Lacerta is one of the most modern wineries in Romania, with production techniques based on gravitational principles meant to limit the usage of pumps. You’ll be able to taste 6 types of high-quality Romanian wines alongside small plates of cheese and dry sausages in a fairytale location, surrounded by the endless vineyards covering the hills of Dealu Mare, at one of the most beautiful wineries in the country. 3rd stop: Casa Colinelor - 1000 Chipuri Winery The third and final stop of the day is at Casa Colinelor (Hill House) where the 1000 Chipuri (1000 Faces) Winery is located. Here you will first serve lunch and then tour the property. During the wine tasting, you will admire the beautiful vineyards surrounding the house, and visit the winery and also the cellars. There will be 6 glasses of wine, served alongside typical wine snacks. All the wines come from 1000 Chipuri, one of the most highly praised boutique wineries from the Dealu Mare wine region.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Bucharest on a full-day sightseeing tour of the salt mines of Slanic Prahova, stopping at a local winery to enjoy a traditional 3 course lunch. You will be picked up from your hotel (or private address) in Bucharest for the 1.5-hour drive north to the small town of Slanic Prahova in the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains. Here, explore the largest salt mine in Europe, now closed for mining but open to visitors. Enter the chambers to experience the unique microclimate, where natural air-conditioning keeps temperatures and atmospheric pressure constant throughout the year. Discover some of the mines 14 chambers and trapezoidal profiles, and marvel at the expanse of the salt walls. Next, enjoy a wine tasting and 3-course meal at a local winery. Savor the flavors of authentic Romanian appetizers, house desserts, and mains such as sarmalute (stuffed vine leaves) and polenta. The menu varies depending on restaurant availability.

After pick-up, have your first stop at the Village Museum, an open-air reconstruction of the traditional Romanian village. “The architecture of a country is, perhaps, the most accurate expression of its history” (M. Cantacuzino). For many Romanians, entering the National Village Museum is like going back to the childhood days spent in the countryside. For everyone else, this is the perfect place to discover the authentic Romanian village, with folklore elements and buildings originating from all historical provinces. Admire steep-roofed peasant homes, thatched barns, log cabins, watermills, churches, oil presses, road crucifixes, and many more. Then continue to your second stop, a wine tasting. Enjoy traditional Romanian wines, cheese, and dry sausages. Romania is the world’s 13th largest wine producer with over 2000 years of viticulture tradition. It is believed that knowledge of a region’s food and wine is intrinsic to understanding its culture. Thus, the next stop is at Bucharest’s first wine bar, in a century-old manor.  The traditional architecture, elegant interior, the wine bottles displayed like books on shelves, and the local sommelier create a perfect setting for wine tasting. Whether you’re a casual wine drinker or a true connoisseur, you’ll enjoy yourself as you discover the distinctive “terroir” of famous Romanian vineyards like Dealu Mare, where the wine is nicknamed “liquid gold”. Sample local wines, traditional cheese, and dry sausages.

This full-day tour includes visiting the Sinaia Monastery, the Royal Peles Castle, and wine tasting and traditional 3-course lunch at Azuga Wine Cellars. The winery dates from 1892 and was the official wine supplier of the Romanian Royal Family. Meet your driver in Bucharest and be taken to Sinaia, where you’ll visit the Sinaia Monastery. Founded in 1695, it was named after the famous monastery on Mount Sinai. There is a collection of valuable jewels here that belonged to the Cantacuzino family, and also a Romanian translation of the Bible, dating from 1668, and considered to be the earliest translation. Next on the itinerary is a stop at Peles Castle, also located in Sinaia. This is considered to be one of Europe’s most beautiful castles. Constructed of wood, stone, brick, and marble, the castle comprises over 160 rooms. It was built in the German Renaissance style, with elements from the German Baroque, Gothic, Italian Renaissance, and French Rococo styles. After being dazzled by the chateau’s splendors, you will discover the famous Romanian traditional food and wine. Enjoy a visit with wine tasting in a local wine cellar and savor a traditional Romanian lunch at a local restaurant.

You will meet your tour guide early evening in the lobby of your hotel. As part of a small group, you’ll explore the city, followed by wine tasting and Romanian cheese platters to sample. As the saying goes; save water, drink wine! During your city tour in Bucharest, you’ll be treated to breathtaking panoramic views of its most fascinating sites. Over the course of 1.5-hours, you’ll discover the history and marvel at the beauty of this incredible city. Feast your eyes on the magnificent architecture and monuments of Victoriei Avenue, and the Romanian Government building at Victoriei Square. Be wowed by the impressive Palace of Parliament – the world’s second-largest administrative building after The Pentagon. Step back in time with Revolution Square, where the Romanians fought against Communism. See Union Square (Piata Unirii), University Square, Romana Square (Piata Romana), Free Press Square (Piata Presei Libere), and The Arch of Triumph (Arcul de Triumf). Your group will have 45 to 60-minutes at a modern wine bar; an intimate place in the heart of Bucharest. There, you’ll be introduced to the friendly Sommelier who will present you with a carefully selected menu of 3 types of wine and local cheeses. Learn the secrets of the city, indulge in the unique flavors of local cuisine, and revel in the warm Romanian hospitality.

Knowledge of a region’s food and wine is intrinsic to understanding its culture. Take a ride to Bucharest’s first wine bar, in a century old manor. The traditional architecture, elegant interior, the wine bottles displayed like books on the shelves and the local sommelier create a perfect setting for wine tasting. Whether you’re a casual wine drinker or a true connoisseur, you’ll enjoy yourself as you discover the distinctive “terroir” of famous Romanian vineyards like Dealu Mare, where the wine is nicknamed “liquid gold”. You’ll be able to taste different types of local wines, traditional cheese & dry sausages. You will also learn about the winemaking process and discover the secrets behind the perfect taste from an experienced sommelier.

Выезд из гостиницы в 07:30 часов утра. Трансфер Бухарест Синайя. Этот город один из красивейших курортов, прозван жемчужиной Карпат. Посещение знаменитого замка Пелеш, летней резиденции королевской семьи, одного из самых впечатляющих замков Европы. Прогулка перед замком. Город Синайя известен как горнолыжный, а также горноклиматический курорт еще с 19 века. Трансфер в местечко Бран. Посещение средневекового замка Бран, более известного как замок Дракулы, благодаря одноименному роману ирландского писателя Брэма Стокера. Время для обеда. Далее по программе следует город Брашов/Brașov (первое документальное упоминание - 1271-й год). Экскурсия по старому городу, черная церковь (внешний осмотр), врата Екатерины, врата Шкей, улица Сфорий – самая узкая улочка Трансильвании, площадь Советов. Возвращение в Бухарест.