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1-day tour to Constanta from Bucharest

$ 119.42
  • Bucharest, Romania
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Guided tour,

Transportation,

Transport included
 
What's not included:
 
Entrance fees,

Hotel pick-up/drop-off,

Lunch

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Guided Tour
 
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Where:
 

Strada Benjamin Franklin 1, București 030167, Romania


 
Meeting point:
 

Benjamin Franklin Parking (nearby landmarks: Romanian Athenaeum Concert Hall & Hilton Athenee Palace Hotel), District 1, Bucharest


 
What to remember:
 
  • Booking minimum of 2 guests is required at checkout
  • This tour is not suitable for families with children under 7 and people with walking (stairs climbing) disabilities.

 

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