Communism in Bucharest - Landmarks, Museum & Communist Appetizers

Name: Communism in Bucharest - Landmarks, Museum & Communist Appetizers
Brand: Viator
Price: 47.54 USD
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5.0(118)3 HoursEnglischBucharest

$48

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The only tour in Bucharest that includes outside walking at the main communist landmarks and inside the Museum of Communism in Bucharest, where you will have a communist snack that was very popular in the 80s. During a 3 hours walking tour you will find out all the details related to communism as a doctrine and how it shaped the life of people by slowly stripping them of pride, individuality, religion and cultural identity. We will also visit important communist landmarks and you can observe, with the help of old pictures, how communism managed to change completely the aspect and architecture of Bucharest. You can see, touch and even take pictures with communist relics, you get the chance to taste an original communist snack or drink a communist coffee.

Inklusive

Communist coffee
Popular communist snack, sweet or salty depending on the availability
English speaking guide
All Fees and Taxes
Ticket inside the Communism Museum of Bucharest - skip the line
Money back guarantee 100%

Nicht inklusive

Other Drinks than the communist coffee
Hotel pickup and drop-off (if option not selected)
Gratuities for the guide

Was du machen wirst

Palace of Parliament
Strada Izvor 2-4, Bucharest, Romania
You will find out the amazing facts about The Palace of Parliament, why and how it was built and all about Ceausescu's crazy dream. We do not enter inside the building.
20 Min
Manastirea Antim
Strada Mitropolit Antim Ivireanu 29, Bucharest, Romania
A monastery built in 18th century, that escaped from the demolition done during communism and a part of it was actually moved entirely just to fulfill the big plans of the dictator.
15 Min
The boulevard that was built in front of the Palace of Parliament and all his secrets
10 Min
Piaka Revolukiei
Calea Victoriei Boulevard, , Bucharest, Romania
The place where Ceausescu had his last speech and where the revolution started in Bucharest on 21st of December 1989.
20 Min
The small square next to the University bears the name of 21st of December 1989
because this is where most part of the Romanian revolution took place. Find out the details about post communist Romania and the mistakes that we made on our way to democracy.
15 Min
Museum of Communism Bucharest - Undeva in Comunism
Strada Soarelui nr 1, Entrance from Strada Soarelui, at the red door., Bucharest, Romania
We will visit the museum where you can interact with exhibits, try on clothes and we will have a communist snack (sweet or salty, depending on the availability) at the location exactly inside the living room of the museum.
40 MinEintritt inklusive