Romania · MUSEUMS
9 reviewed
There are 9 museum visits on this site. These 9 hold up best: what you pay, how much of the day goes on it, and what you get for that.
A one-hour, 40-exhibit interactive art museum in Bucharest that plays tricks on your senses, with lockers, Wi-Fi, and plenty of photos.
“The girl who worked there was very kind and helpful, she was willing to take photos for us!!”
Small-group walk through Bucharest’s communist landmarks and Revolution Square, then a hands-on Museum of Communism with coffee and snacks.
“Gabriela was interesting, professional and fun. Highly recommend her tour. We learned a lot about communism in Romania.”
Museum of Communism in Bucharest Old Town with interactive exhibits, a guide for questions, and a café. Entry ticket.
Explore Bucharest’s Museum of Communism with hands-on exhibits and a taste of *nechezol* communist coffee, plus a guide Q and A.
“A nice small private museum in the old town, 45 min to 1 hour, good for a quick stop. Probably more fun with others than solo as there are photo ops, dressing up, music etc. Very interactive. Some of the text felt simplistic and described things that were very normal everywhere in the 1950s-1990s as being evils of communism. They could maybe do with a more expert or broadly expert historian on staff. Communist coffee was a very fun novelty and quite tasty, I can't tell the difference between it and Nescafe but I am not a conniseur at all! Toilet facilities clean, nice small bar area, no gift shop.”
Eat inside Bucharest’s Museum of Communism after closing, sip palinka, tour exhibits with a guide, then share a themed home-style 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.”
Private Bucharest tour by minivan covering the Palace of the Parliament, the Village Museum, and the Ceaușescu Mansion with a guide and transfers.
“All 3 places were awesome, definitely worth visiting. The tour guide was really good at answering all of our questions.”
Private Bucharest tour mixing Village Museum cottages, handmade crafts on Calea Victoriei, and a Dealu Mare wine tasting with cheese and charcuterie.
“Our guide, Mihai Vataselu, is intelligent, personable, knowledgeable, and entertaining. He is one of the best tour guides we have had the pleasure to meet. His knowledge and English skills made our tour of the Village Museum in Bucharest much more than just seeing old buildings. We learned about the area of the country and the how and why the people living there created the homes they did. Mihai selected a boutique winery shop for our last stop where we sampled four delicious Romanian wines and a charcuterie plate of meats and cheeses while learning the history of Romanian wine making and getting to know each other. We highly recommend…”
Dinner plus an after-hours Museum of Communism tour in Bucharest, with interactive exhibits and a Romanian meal with drinks for $59.
“Lots of information presented in an organized format. The food and conversation were also very enjoyable. I definitely recommend this tour.”
Private Bucharest day tour covering the Palace of Parliament, Revolution Square, Old Town sights, and the Village Museum, with guide and entrances included.
“The tour guide started by asking what I would like to see, gave me some additional choices, and then crafted a personalized itinerary. If you're looking for a private tour of Bucharest, paying a bit more gets you a much better experience. The tour was sprinkled with personal stories which made the tour all that more enjoyable.”
