Bucharest · MUSEUMS
9 reviewed
Bucharest has 9 museum visits on this site and these 9 are the ones that stand up. Pick in five minutes and get back to the interesting part of the planning.
Bucharest Museum of Senses ticket includes 40 interactive exhibits across 11 rooms, from a mirror maze to infinity effects, in about an hour.
“The staff was very interactive and even would help us take photos and show us the different rooms we may have missed. overall great experience. 10 put of 10 recommend.”
A small-group walking tour through Bucharest communist sites, with a hands-on Museum visit and a sweet or salty communist snack.
“Gabriela was interesting, professional and fun. Highly recommend her tour. We learned a lot about communism in Romania.”
Step into the Museum of Communism in Bucharest’s Old Town, with hands-on exhibits, a guide for questions, and a coffee break.
Visit the Museum of Communism in Bucharest with hands-on exhibits, a guide Q&A, and a cup of nechezol communist coffee in an 80s living room.
“Bella, due stelle in più a quanto avrei dato per il personale nelle sale. Molto gentili e disponibili a rispondere alle domande. Un’esperienza molto interessante e decisamente importante per imparare di più sul periodo storico e la România”
Eat and drink inside Bucharest’s Museum of Communism after closing, then tour exhibits with personal stories and a Romanian-themed dinner.
“this was a great tour and it was very educational. the tour guide herself was very kind and professional, and allowed the Americans to talk her ear off afterward LOL. the dinner was very nice! totally worth it.”
A private 6-hour Bucharest tour linking the Palace of the Parliament, Dimitrie Gusti Village Museum, and Ceaușescu Mansion with expert guiding.
“Lots of good tours with English guides. Gabriel very helpful & explained everything well.”
Private Bucharest tour combining the Dimitrie Gusti Village Museum, a handmade craft stop, and a Romanian wine tasting near Old Town.
“Our amazing guide took us on a journey through Romania’s past, informing us of different regional architecture and the history of these areas. This was followed by a visit to a local wine bar where we tasted wines made from Romania’s regional grape. Very yummy! Mike was very prompt, articulate and knowledgeable. Great tour, would highly recommend.”
Bucharest dinner at the Museum of Communism, an interactive after-hours tour with Romanian food, drinks, and expert hosts.
“Lots of information presented in an organized format. The food and conversation were also very enjoyable. I definitely recommend this tour.”
Private Bucharest highlights tour with the Palace of Parliament and Village Museum, plus squares, Old Town, and an optional lunch stop.
“Fairly knowledgeable, friendly guide but wasn't aware that the museums we were to visit weren't open, so a lot of time driving around to no avail. Later found out that a few things he said about openings later that week weren't true said they were going to be closed but were actually open and could have been booked.”
