• Palatul Brancovenesc - Explore the finest example of traditional Romanian architecture and discover the story of Romania’s wealthiest ruler, the creator of this style and owner of the site. This will be visited if Snagov Palace is unavailable that day.
• Museum of Communism - Execution of Ceausescu: This location narrates the final days of the Ceausescu couple. Gain insights into the 1989 Revolution and the conclusion of Romania’s Totalitarian Regime.
• Targoviste - Known as Romania’s first capital and the main residence of Vlad the Impaler (also known as Dracula), this legendary site offers fascinating tales shared by your guide.
• Chindiei Tower (Sunset Tower) - Ascend the Tower for a stunning view of Targoviste and its historical site, while learning about its illustrious past.
• Snagov Monastery - The burial site of Vlad the Impaler (Dracula). Discover the myths and realities surrounding this enchanting location.
• Snagov Palace - Open for visits only from Monday to Thursday with prior confirmation. Peek into Ceausescu’s life by visiting the Palace where the couple spent their weekends. Learn about the events during the 1989 Revolution.

If the site is unavailable for visits, Brancoveanu’s Palace will be visited instead.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance fees

• Lunch

Set off on a private full-day journey from Bucharest, combining tales of legends, royalty, and the recent communist era. Enjoy the comfort of a private vehicle with a professional guide as your driver, while exploring sites associated with both Dracula and Ceausescu.

Begin with a visit to Snagov Palace, where the Ceausescus sought refuge during the 1989 Revolution, and explore their opulent lakeside residence. Nearby, uncover the enigmatic Snagov Monastery—believed to be the burial site of Dracula himself.

Next, travel to Târgoviște to see the military base where the Ceausescus were tried and executed in December 1989, and the Princely Court—Dracula’s former fortress and the first capital of Wallachia.

After a lunch break at a renowned restaurant, proceed to the magnificent Brâncoveanu Palace in Potlogi, a Neo-Romanian architectural masterpiece and the setting of the dramatic tale of one of Romania’s wealthiest rulers. This Palace will be visited instead of Snagov, if the latter is unavailable for visits (to be confirmed).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.