Widely seen as one of the most promising party destinations in Europe, Bucharest is a great place to be partying and grabbing drinks with friends at very reasonable prices. Probably the most thorough experience of the nightlife in Bucharest, this pub crawl allows you to discover the best bars and clubs in the Old Town area with an experienced local guide. Over the course of at least 4 hours, after all the attendees meet up, the night will start with a warm-up bar, good for socializing and getting into the party vibe, followed by at least 3 more party venues, ideal for dancing, meeting locals and enjoying random events such as band performances or karaoke. Each of the spots has a different style, from alternative to fancy, in order to satisfy any kind of expectations and get a broader idea of the real nightlife in Bucharest. City hints and tips, free photos from the guide and various promotions are also included during the pub crawl and a party vibe is guaranteed.

Follow the beer! This is a tour dedicated to beer lovers, crafted by beer lovers! Let’s make a deal, shall we? We will take you around our favorite beer hang-outs, and the real local pubs, while you pretend to listen to our very light and easy-going history and architecture lesson. Just kiddin’, you will love it! But, hey, locals love beer in the summer, but we have a feeling that so do you. So why not brag about that while you discover the premises of one of the most beautiful and beloved neighborhoods. To the untrained eye, Bucharest may seem unruly and incomprehensible. We will help you make sense of 19th & 20th-century urbanist ambitions that invaded the original oriental structure of the city. You will discover the modernist and art-deco treasures of the city, as well as the intact pre-war Armenian neighborhood. We’ll end the tour with another pint of craft beer. So let's bend some time and space together!

Saturday: Bucharest - Bran  Drive to Bran and stay over in a 3* hotel (or best available at equal classification). Enjoy a delicious traditional dinner and then go on a night tour of the iconic Dracula's Castle. Afterward, join the party in a tent mounted in the courtyard. Sunday: Bran - Brasov - Bucharest Take a morning drive to the medieval Saxon city of Brasov - a city with an outstanding medieval atmosphere, which has played a vital role in Romania’s history, both old and new. Three quarters of the city is surrounded by mountains, and it is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe. Visit the most famous landmark of Brasov, the Black Church - the largest gothic edifice in southern Europe dating back to 14th century. Initially called St. Virgin Mary, the church was renamed after the great fire in 1689 that blackened its walls. It hosts the largest bell in the country as well as a collection of oriental carpets dating from the 15th and the 18th centuries. 

Day 1: Bucharest, Sighisoara Begin your trip at 9 AM with pickup from Moxa Boutique Hotel via your guide. From here, transfer to the Medieval Saxon Citadel of Sighisoara, founded by Saxons during the 12th century. Explore the place where Vlad the Impaler, also known as Dracula, was born. In the evening, enjoy a delicious traditional Romanian festive dinner, washed down with fiery spirits and Romanian wine. During dinner, enjoy a special program including the Killing of the Living Dead ritual. Spend the night in a 3-star hotel located in the heart of the Medieval citadel. Day 2: Sighisoara, Brasov, and Bran First, stop at the Medieval Saxon City of Brasov -- one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe, and home to the impressive Black Church. Next, explore Transylvania’s famous symbol, Bran Castle, which owes its fame to both its unique charm, and to the myth Bram Stoker created around Dracula. Explore the edifice that dates back to 1377 to Queen Maria of Romania who turned the castle into a beautiful summer residence. Next, a cheese tasting here is strongly recommended, as the village is renowned for its delicious homemade traditional cheeses. Then, prepare for a party at Bran Castle, also known as Dracula’s Castle. Take a night tour of the castle, meet wicked fairies, and get lost in dance along with a glass of local red wine. Later on in the night, there will be an after-party in the castle's courtyard until 4 AM. Day 3: Bran and Bucharest Transfer to Bucharest Airport for your journey home, arriving in Bucharest after 5 PM (depending on traffic).

A few steps from the city center, the residential area begins so you will get to visit one of the local neighborhood bars. Things there are totally different. You will find relaxed, casually dressed locals interested in an open conversation with you. Also, let’s not forget about the prices which are about half the prices from the Old City, making it a great reason for a good start. The next step will be to get in touch with the most interesting bars of Bucharest. Depending on your preferences, you will have a large variety of concept pubs, starting with minimalistic, funk and traditional to the more posh and glossy ones. In the end but only at the halfway point during the tour, you will switch to a club. Imagine that Bucharest is competing with Ibiza in this field, the atmosphere is more than incredible. 

A great way to party in some of the best venues in Bucharest, this tour involves visiting only premium locations accompanied by a guide. You will also enjoy top-notch services, food & drinks with table reservations at the venues. It is a great idea for celebrating a birthday party, a bachelors group or a corporate event. The plan involves starting at one of the most prestigious restaurants in Bucharest, followed by a popular rooftop, an 1-hour limo tour of Bucharest and ending the night at one of the most premium clubs in Bucharest. All places will have booked tables & priority assistance during the tour. Inside the limo the music is fully custom with Bluetooth connection. There will also be 2 or 3 bottles of sparkling wine and juices provided, depending on the group size. At the final club a table reservation will be provided (with a minimum required spending on drinks), while bigger groups may require booking an extra table.

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.

Enjoy a Romanian street food pastry on the way to one of Bucharest's favorite craft beer bars, where you'll sample 4 local craft beers and chat about the brewing processes and passion that goes into Romanian beer-making, as well as introducing you to the up-and-coming craft beer scene. With your beer buzz setting in, continue down Victory Avenue and some of the city's most important landmarks, which boast a complicated historical mixture of royal and communist influences. En route to the next bar, you will discover intriguing sights, such as the former National Theatre of Bucharest, the former Headquarters of the Communist Party, one of the oldest churches in Bucharest, Kretzulescu Church, and the University Square with its superb late 19th-century architecture. Our last stop will vary between cold and hot seasons. With so many good options it's hard to choose even for us. Either a famous spot for a Transylvanian beer or a truly hidden gem from Old Town or even the very own beer garden operated by the most popular craft beer brand in Bucharest. And we haven't forgotten about food either. We'll make sure to add some solid nourishment for the best pairing with our beer selections. Our tour ends here but before you go, don’t forget to ask your local guide for tips on what else to see, do and eat during your stay.