Romania · SKIP THE LINE
The 4 best skip-the-line tickets you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Bucharest’s Parliament Palace tour: grand interiors, communist history, skip-the-line access, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Guide had a very heavy accent and I had to concentrate to understand, but tour was great and I would recommend.”
Review of Bucharest’s Palace of Parliament tour, with practical entry tips, Communist-era context, price advice, and honest drawbacks.
“Nice and prepared guide. He accompanied us in the grandeur of the palace. Recommended! (Start well in advance because the entrance is not easy to find!)Auto-translated”
Tour Peleș Castle in Sinaia with skip-the-line entry, original royal rooms, weapons collection, and an engaging English-speaking guide.
“Peles castle is a gorgeous palace with a stunning alpine backdrop. Every hall is ornately furnished and decorated in various architectural/interior design schemes, most of which evoke other kingdoms abroad. There is much history to be appreciated in this place, and visitors will find themselves enraptured amongst crimson carpets and venetian columns. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and personable. She expedited our entry into the castle and was regularly in contact with us, making the process seamless. Some warnings: i suggest you bring Ron if you do not book ahead of time. Atms are unreliable at best and the ticket office does not accept card it seems; though the…”
Visit Cotroceni Palace in Bucharest with skip-the-line entry, royal rooms, art, and stories of Queen Mary in a one-hour tour.
“I was very pleasantly surprised I by this Palace. I didn't know much about the regalia family. I received my tickets and indications on WhatsApp. The guide had a lot of knowledge. Clearly it's a hidden gem.”
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