7-Day Private Tour of Romania and Serbia from Bucharest

Day 1: The first day is dedicated to visiting some of Bucharest's most important landmarks, the Palace of Parliament, the world's largest civilian building with an administrative function and Cotroceni Museum. The day ends with a short panoramic tour of Bucharest. Overnight in Bucharest.

Day 2: In the morning transfer from Bucharest to Targoviste. Visit the former royal residence at Targoviste where Vlad Tepes ruled and

the military unit in Targoviste where the former dictator Nicolae Ceausescu was judged and executed in 1989.Depart from Targoviste for the drive to the regions of Prahova Valley and Brasov, which are two of the most beautiful regions of Romania. Visit Peles Castle a former royal residence and an architectural jewel. Overnight in Brasov

Day 3: After breakfast, depart for a day of sightseeing. Go further into Transylvania and visit the beautiful medieval citadels from Viscri and the astonishing Sighisoara Citadel. Sighisoara is one of the few citadels that are still inhabited. The main attractions in the city are the Main Gate, The Clock Tower, the Medieval Weapons Museum and the Torture Chamber, the Church of the Dominican Monastery, the Shoemakers, Tailors and Tinmakers Guild towers. Return to Brasov for overnight

Day 4: There are over 50 castles, fortresses and fortified churches in this ancient region. The tour will take you to two of the most beautiful, Bran Castle – better known as Dracula’s Castle, with its remarkable architecture and Gothic elements and Rasnov Fortess which is famous due to the fact that some of the scenes from the 2003 movie “Cold Mountain” were filmed in the area. Transfer to Orsova for overnight.

Day 5: Take a beautiful boat ride on the Danube to admire the nature’s wonders at the Iron Gate natural park with Great Kazan and the Small Kazan. On the Romanian bank, in the Small Kazan, there is a 40 meters high stone statue of Decebalus, who was the opponent of Trajan. The construction of the statue took ten years, the monument being considered the tallest rock sculpture in Europe. After relaxing among these beautiful landscapes we begin our journey towards the capital of Serbia. Overnight in Belgrade.

Day 6: Today is dedicated entirely to Belgrade, the capital and largest city of Serbia. The historic areas and buildings of Belgrade are among the city's biggest attractions, Skadarlija, the National Museum and adjacent National Theatre, Zemun, Nikola Pašić Square, Terazije, Students' Square, the Kalemegdan Fortress, Knez Mihailova Street, the Parliament, the Church of Saint Sava, and the Old Palace, Belgrade Fortress. In the evening you can relax or enjoy the animated life of the city. Overnight in Belgrade.

Day 7: On this day we say goodbye to beautiful Belgrade and we travel back to Bucharest.