Welcome on Otopeni International Airport.

Car transfer to Bucharest. (10 km)

Accommodation downtown in the capital of Romania.

Short guided center tour.
Stavropoleos Church - (1724-1730) was built with hard work by the Greek priest Ioanichie. It has many beautiful ornaments and is very impressive through its exterior paintings and wonderful decorations.

Dinner in a traditional Romanian restaurant.

Overnight.

Breakfast followed by a morning visit in the open air Village Museum.
Romanian traditions and folklore.

Village Museum is situated in the north part of Bucharest, next to the biggest park: Herastrau established in 1936 has over 30 ha. 70 houses, churches and annex. The museum gives you an idea about the evolution of the architecture and life style in Romania in the last 400 years. Here you can see houses from all the regions of the country in a compact village style.

Car transfer in the hearth of Bucharest for Romanian National Art Museum visit.

National Art Museum is hosted by the former royal palace in down town Bucharest. The museum has a Romanian art section, a section dedicated to the religious art that includes: costumes, icons, silver where and iconostasis. In the world art section you can find paintings and sculpture from all the famous artists.

Lunch time in a beautiful restaurant near by.

Easy walking for a memorable visit in the old center of the biggest Romanian city.

Manuc bei Inn, the ruins of the first Bucharest Palace – Curtea Veche.

The Old Court is situated right in the center of the city. The construction started in the late 14<sup>th century, Vlad Impeller (also know as Dracula) being the first king to move the capital here, in the middle of a thick oak forest, on the banks of Dambovita. (the river of the oak leaves)

Unforgettable cultural evening in the National Opera, in Bucharest.

Dinner time, Romanian famous wine tasting.

Overnight in your hotel.</sup>