Bucharest Churches Tour with a Vintage Car
Bucharest, Romania
Trip Type: Cultural Tours
Duration: 2 hours
Discover the main religious attractions of Bucharest, while relaxing in a vintage car.
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Discover the main religious attractions of Bucharest, while relaxing in a vintage car.
Romania’s capital is also its main religious center, with the Romanian Patriarchy situated on the hill bearing the same name that dominates the Unirii Square.
Within the Patriarchal Cathedral lie the tombs of the Romanian patriarchs and that of Sf. Dimitrie cel Nou. From this point, a whole chain of monasteries and churches introduce you to the Romanian Orthodoxy: Antim Monastery, Radu Voda Monastery, Stavropoleos monastery, Casin Monastery, Sfanta Vineri Church, Domnita Balasa Church, Sf. Elefteria Church, Trei Ierarhi-Coltea Church, Sf. Gheorghe Nou Church (where lies the head of ruler Constantin Brâncoveanu) and Cretzulescu Church.
The Armenian Church, the Russian Church, St. Joseph Catholic Church, the Lutheran Church are other milestones of the Christianity in Bucharest.
When booking, you can choose your favourite type of car:
Within the Patriarchal Cathedral lie the tombs of the Romanian patriarchs and that of Sf. Dimitrie cel Nou. From this point, a whole chain of monasteries and churches introduce you to the Romanian Orthodoxy: Antim Monastery, Radu Voda Monastery, Stavropoleos monastery, Casin Monastery, Sfanta Vineri Church, Domnita Balasa Church, Sf. Elefteria Church, Trei Ierarhi-Coltea Church, Sf. Gheorghe Nou Church (where lies the head of ruler Constantin Brâncoveanu) and Cretzulescu Church.
The Armenian Church, the Russian Church, St. Joseph Catholic Church, the Lutheran Church are other milestones of the Christianity in Bucharest.
When booking, you can choose your favourite type of car:
- Antique ‘20s or ‘30s open tourers
- Vintage ‘40s or ‘50s hard-top sedans
- Classic ‘60s or ‘70s luxury sedans
- 80’s iconic young timers
- Ask for other model options in each class above
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