Travel to Romania and visit its beautiful towns and country villages on a small group Romania tour. Romania conjures visions of picturesque villages, folklore and crafts, unspoiled countryside and the charm of friendly people living their traditional ways.
We offer this tour with multiple departures annually from April through October. Some of the dates are aligned to expereince local traditions.
April 29-May 10, May 18-29, June 5-16, June 14-25, September 10-21,
September 24-October 5, October 9-20
April 29 tour includes Juni festival in Brasov, Jun 14 tour includes Whit Sunday,
June 14 & October 9 tours follow our Albania, Balkans Explorer & Comprehensive Balkans tours
To find the dates, click the button "See Availability," a calendar appears, see the dates that are in black ink. Click on the date to select it. If you want a future date, use the arrow to move forward on the calendar to view additional dates.
The tour starts with an exploration of Bucharest’s historic, architectural and cultural sites.
We cross the Carpathian Mountains to Sibiu, one of the oldest Saxon towns in Transylvania. We enjoy Sibiu’s medieval town with quaint cobblestone streets, pastel houses, 15-16th century town square and old city walls. Another tour highlight is a horse and carriage ride through the open air museum of Astra.
In the mountain village of Sibiel we visit the painted glass icon museum to learn about this unique Romanian art.
Next is Sighisoara, with its walled citadel on the hilltop. It has secret gateways and passages, and 14th century clock tower. Sighisoara is infamous as the birthplace of Prince Vlad Tepes, or Vlad the Impaler, widely acknowledged as the inspiration for Bram Stocker’s Dracula.
Onward to Maramures, known for its wooden churches, carved wooden gates, unique folk attire and traditions such as the brightly colored “Merry Cemetery.”
We admire the famous painted monasteries of northern Moldova. The Voronet Monastery (UNESCO), built in 1488, is one of the most beautiful and is dubbed the “Sistine Chapel of the East.”
Travel to Romania with Original World on a guided small group tour and experience the delights of a country rich in heritage and endearing charm.
Trip pricing is contingent upon a minimum of four (4) participants and is subject to adjustment should this minimum not be met.
Enjoy picturesque villages, folklore and crafts, unspoiled countryside
Explore Sighisoara, the best preserved, continuously inhabited medieval city of Europe
Visit the unique Merry Cemetery in Sapanta Village
Discover the amazing painted monasteries of northern Moldova
Tour medieval Transylvania with its palaces, fortifications, and “Dracula’s Castle”
April 29, 2027 tour includes Juni festival in Brasov, June 14 tour includes Whit Sunday; June 14 & October 9, 2027 tours follow our Albania, Balkans Explorer & Comprehensive Balkans tours
Accommodations with breakfast.
Accompanying guide
Airport transfers on tour dates
AC Transport van or minibus depending on group size.
Two dinners in Vadu Izei Village
Bottled water during drives
Entrance fees
International airfare
Tourist tax (if any)
Tips to drivers, guides, and hotel porters
Meals other than those listed
Pre Tour to Bulgaria - LEARN MORE
If you wish to start the tour in Bulgaria, book the combination Bulgaria-Romania tour. Arrive in Sofia, depart from Bucharest. The price is discounted vs the sum of the two separate tours.
Post Tour to Moldova - Download the Romania Brochure for itinerary details.
Three nights/4 day tour. Price is already discounted. Not available to book as a stand-alone tour. If continuing on the Moldova tour: Book your own tickets from Bucharest to Chisinau on Tarom Airlines
Original World, founded in 1997, offers hand-crafted immersive journeys steeped in vibrant local color and time-honored traditions. Original World is a boutique company, not a corporate conglomerate. Our services are personalized and we offer options for flexibility even within a group tour. Our small group tours feel like a private tour experience with like-minded travel companions. Explore destinations that maintain a traditional culture in India, Asia, Africa, Middle East, and Central, Northern, and Eastern Europe.