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Bucharest highlights guided tour in a tuk-tuk

$ 182.03
  • Bucharest, Romania
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What's included:
 
Blankets and umbrellas for cold/rainy weather,

Music on request,

Selfie-stick,

Powerbank,

Guided tour,

Snacks,

Private tour,

Pick-up and drop-off from designated areas,

WiFi,

Bottled water,

Hotel pick up,

Transport included

Special notes

Instant confirmation
 
Free cancellation
 
Guided Tour
 
Local touch
 
Private Tour
 
Smaller Group Size
 

 
COVID-19 information:
 
Government regulations compliant
 
Meeting point:
 

In front of the National Bank of Romania on Strada Doamnei 8 (next to the Hilton Garden Inn Old Town Hotel). On request, it is possible to be picked up in front of your hotel, if it is located in the downtown area.


 
What to remember:
 

Know in advance:

  • The tuk-tuk maximum capacity is 2 adults
  • The tour is available all year round and is subject to weather conditions. In case of snow or rain, the tour will be postponed or cancelled
  • If your accommodation is located in Bucharest Old Town, you can choose to be picked up from your hotel. Please contact the local operator after booking

 

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