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Discover Bucharest’s lesser-known neighborhoods on a captivating 2.5-hour walking tour through Romania’s vibrant capital. Your adventure begins in Batistei, a historic district shaped by centuries of change, where you’ll visit an 18th-century stone church and hear stories of life before and after the Communist era.
Continue to the Armenian neighborhood to admire a beautifully preserved Orthodox church, built as an exact replica of a cathedral from Ecmiazin, Armenia. This area reveals the city’s multicultural past and offers insight into the Armenian community’s influence on Bucharest’s development.
Step inside Casa Melik, the city’s oldest residence, and explore its unique architecture and intriguing history. Marvel at its art collection and listen to legends of secret tunnels beneath the house, adding a sense of mystery to your journey.
As you stroll along Mantuleasa street, take in elegant architecture blending neoclassical and modernist styles. Learn about Mircea Eliade, Romania’s celebrated writer and philosopher, who found inspiration in this very neighborhood.
The tour concludes at the picturesque Ioanid block and Icoanei mahalla. Along the way, enjoy a traditional covrig snack, included with your experience. Groups are kept small for a personal touch, and your local English-speaking guide is ready to share insider tips. Secure your spot now and uncover the hidden gems of Bucharest!
