Experience Bucharest like a local, strolling through charming neighbourhoods, sampling traditional snacks and pastries, and uncovering the city’s rich culture and layered history along the way.
As we explore on foot, we’ll stop at beloved local spots—family-run bakeries, cozy cafés, and time-honored institutions—while also visiting key landmarks and sharing stories about life in Bucharest, past and present. It’s a relaxed, engaging way to truly connect with the city.
What makes this tour unique? Led by a passionate local guide and foodie, this tour weaves together history, flavors, and hidden gems into one unforgettable experience. You’ll taste, see, and feel the real Bucharest—with every stop bringing you closer to its heart.
What we usually try: – Traditional Romanian snacks and pastries – Local coffee – Cake from one of the oldest sweet shops in town – Artisan Romanian chocolate
Please note: Food isn’t included. Bring about 75–100 RON (15–20 EUR) in cash or card per person.
We will begin the tour in the Amzei Market, an area frequented by locals. Your host will meet you with a local snack, and you will learn about the history of Romania, Bucharest and, of course, about our food.
The Bucharest Philharmonic - one of the most sumptuous and beautiful buildings in Bucharest. The time spent here includes the time for a snack at a nearby stop.
It is one of the oldest roads in Bucharest and is famous for its landmarks, coffee shops, restaurants, and other places to hang out. We will include a few food stops around it, as well as important historical stops such as the Equestrian Statue of Carol I and the Revolution Square
You will make your own way to the meeting points