Giulești Sârbi
It’s the poorest neighborhood in the richest sector of Bucharest. Here we’ll see the Roma Culture Museum, we’ll meet Mrs Marcela and her family and we’ll visit the abandoned train wagons. (more…)
X Leordeni Fort
Before WWI, King Charles I commissioned a defensive perimeter around Bucharest. Fort X is the best preserved.
We’ll explore all the fort’s hidden spots and tell its stories and the story of the Romanian military. (more…)
The Jewish Neighborhood
The story of the Jewish community in Romania is a tragic one. They’ve influenced Bucharest in a lot of ways, yet their merits have more often than not passed unrecognized. We’ll take you on a journey of remembrance in a ruined neighborhood that tells the story of the Jewish tragedy in Romania (before the 1930s there were over 300.000 Jews in Romania; today there are only a few thousands). (more…)
The Hidden City Centre
This tour will take you through the small streets near the city center. We’ll show you surprising architecture, cool coffee shops, delicious restaurants, meet local artists (if they’re home, of course), hidden passages, hip second-hand shops and the Armenian quarter and the Holocaust memorial. (more…)
Mitropolie Area – Carol Park
It’s one of the oldest neighborhoods in Bucharest. At the time it was built, it was at the periphery of the city with a very eclectic aspect: houses made out…
13 Septembrie Neighborhood
13 Septembrie Neighborhood was supposed to be the new civic center, the main commercial artery. It’s built very close to the Palace of Parliament (which locals still call People’s House). After the collapse of the communist regime, so did the plans for the neighborhood. (more…)