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The 15 Best Bucharest Museums Tours

22 reviewed

Bucharest: Museum of Senses Entry Ticket

Bucharest: Museum of Senses Entry Ticket - Your Sensory Route: Mirror Maze to RGB Room

1.Museum of Senses Entry Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 627 reviews · 1 hour · from $13Our pick

Bucharest Museum of Senses in Afi Mall blends 40+ interactive illusions, mirror rooms, and sensory games for a memorable 1-hour stop.

“The museum was a lot of fun and had cool things to do / see and try ! The VR rides were. Amazing and the staff were lovely and very helpful. They also have lockers where you can leave your stuff which is great :) Most of the exhibits were wheelchair accessible, there are a few that aren’t due to having a step in. 10/10 would definitely recommend”

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Bucharest: Parliament, Ceausescu House & Village Museum Tour

Bucharest: Parliament, Ceausescu House & Village Museum Tour - Ceaușescu House: luxury that makes the contrast land

2.Parliament, Ceausescu House & Village Museum Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 208 reviews · 6 - 12 hours · from $1Best value

See Bucharest’s power sites in one day: Palace of Parliament, Ceaușescu House, and the Village Museum with a live guide and easy transport.

“It was as an impressing experience, we really enjoyed it! Gabriel, the guide was very involved and offered good and interesting information about the places we visited and the history of the country. Totally recommend!”

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Communism in Bucharest – Landmarks, Museum & Communist Appetizers

Communism in Bucharest - Landmarks, Museum & Communist Appetizers - Palace of Parliament: the regime’s “dream” without the ticket hassle

Palace of Parliament, Ceausescu House & Village Museum

Palace of Parliament, Ceausescu House & Village Museum - Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum: Romanian village life, moved and preserved

Bucharest: Museum of Communism Ticket with Communist Coffee

Bucharest: Museum of Communism Ticket with Communist Coffee - How long to plan for (and when it fits best in your day)

7.Museum of Communism Ticket with Communist Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 52 reviews · 1 day · from $10

Touch Communist-era objects, ask questions to an English guide, and sip nechezol communist coffee in a museum living-room set.

“A nice small private museum in the old town, 45 min to 1 hour, good for a quick stop. Probably more fun with others than solo as there are photo ops, dressing up, music etc. Very interactive. Some of the text felt simplistic and described things that were very normal everywhere in the 1950s-1990s as being evils of communism. They could maybe do with a more expert or broadly expert historian on staff. Communist coffee was a very fun novelty and quite tasty, I can't tell the difference between it and Nescafe but I am not a conniseur at all! Toilet facilities clean, nice small bar area, no gift shop.”

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Bucharest: Dinner+Tour at Museum of Communism after closing

Bucharest: Dinner+Tour at Museum of Communism after closing - From Café-Bar Start to Dinner in the Living Room

8.Dinner+Tour at Museum of Communism after closing

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 46 reviews · 2.5 hours · from $55

Eat inside Bucharest’s Museum of Communism after closing. Guided English tour, Romanian food and drinks, then hands-on exhibits for 2.5 hours.

“Wow! I was in Bucharest for a week and did a lot of tours and this was by far the best. I’ve also done tours all over the world and this is easily in my top 3. Let’s start by the tour-fabulous. To get a first hand tour by someone who grew up during communist times and the revolution was eye opening. The host is the same age as me and when she was talking I was thinking how different our lives were. She’s strong, passionate, and just wonderful. Her husband prepared the dinner and it was the best I have had in Romania. Home cooked family style dining in…”

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Palace of the Parliament, Village Museum & Ceaușescu Mansion

Palace of the Parliament, Village Museum & Ceaușescu Mansion - Price and what you actually get for $45

Bucharest : Ceaușescu Mansion , Parliament & Village Museum

Bucharest : Ceaușescu Mansion , Parliament & Village Museum - Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum: how Romania lived before the big cities

10.Ceaușescu Mansion , Parliament & Village Museum

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 30 reviews · 6 hours · from $1

A 6-hour guided coach tour in Bucharest covering the Village Museum, Ceaușescu’s opulent mansion, and the Palace of Parliament.

“La visita genial. Quizás la información previa fue escasa, pero ellos tenían controlada la situación todo el tiempo. Las entradas se pagan en efectivo el día de la visita y gestiona el guía el pago conjunto del grupo. Muy recomendable la visita guiada. Gracias Gabriel!”

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Traditions in Bucharest: Village Museum and Wine Tasting Tour

Traditions in Bucharest: Village Museum and Wine Tasting Tour - Hotel pickup and the Athenaeum start point (why it’s easier than it sounds)

Bucharest: Dinner at the Museum of Communism & tour after closing

Bucharest: Dinner at the Museum of Communism & tour after closing - Dinner in the museum’s living room: more than an add-on

Private Bucharest city tour visit the Palace of the Parliament & Village Museum

Private Bucharest city tour visit the Palace of the Parliament & Village Museum - Piata Unirii and Entering the Palace of the Parliament

National Museum of Art Guided Tour

National Museum of Art Guided Tour - Where you meet on Calea Victoriei (and how to keep it simple)

15.National Museum of Art Guided Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 20 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $54

A one-hour English guided art tour in Bucharest’s National Museum of Art with admission included, led by Iana about Art in a small group.

“My private tour with Iana was an absolute delight of an afternoon! It was a great incursion in the great Romanian artists’ work, from Aman to Grigorescu, Tonitza and many more. Her level of detail was astounding and her storytelling made me envisage with eyes wide open the timeline and events of Romanian art history. She also made a point of personalizing the experience for me, based on my previous knowledge (although limited) and insisted with details upon the aspects that she believed interested me most. She made it seem that the experience was truly tailored just for me, and that made me feel quite special. She was lovely indeed…”

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