Darkside Tour of Bucharest
Bucharest, Romania
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Trip Type: City Tours
Duration: 3 hours
Bucharest has a very dark past. It's time you found out about it!
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Bucharest has a very dark past. It's time you found out about it!
Start your adventure in the city center and visit The Memorial of the Victims of Communism and of the Resistance, a reminder of the cruel events that unfolded between 1950-1977. Learn about the Communistic torture methods that were used in the hundreds of deportation camps and prison across the country.
Next, leave the Golden Age behind and travel back in time in the beginning of the 20th century to find out all about the scandalous times that Bucharest had before the Communist Regime took power. In 1927, around 12.000 prostitutes and escorts were working in Romania. Among them, there were ladies of night such as the beautiful gypsy dancer, Zaraza.
A stop for a drink is always welcomed and inside a former brothel you'll hear the story of an unknown individual who would attack alone waitresses returning from work. This serial killer was known as "The Vampire of Bucharest", a terror on the streets between 1970 and 1971!
After you finish your drink, the tour guide will direct you even further back in time, during the Dark Age. You will stop by the Saint George's Church, one of the oldest churches in Bucharest, where you'll hear all about the bloody feuds between the Muslim world and the Christian rules of Romania.
Finish grand inside the Bellu Cemetery, the first modern graveyard in the city and a place filled with love stories, unique architecture and even mysteries waiting to be resolved.
Start your adventure in the city center and visit The Memorial of the Victims of Communism and of the Resistance, a reminder of the cruel events that unfolded between 1950-1977. Learn about the Communistic torture methods that were used in the hundreds of deportation camps and prison across the country.
Next, leave the Golden Age behind and travel back in time in the beginning of the 20th century to find out all about the scandalous times that Bucharest had before the Communist Regime took power. In 1927, around 12.000 prostitutes and escorts were working in Romania. Among them, there were ladies of night such as the beautiful gypsy dancer, Zaraza.
A stop for a drink is always welcomed and inside a former brothel you'll hear the story of an unknown individual who would attack alone waitresses returning from work. This serial killer was known as "The Vampire of Bucharest", a terror on the streets between 1970 and 1971!
After you finish your drink, the tour guide will direct you even further back in time, during the Dark Age. You will stop by the Saint George's Church, one of the oldest churches in Bucharest, where you'll hear all about the bloody feuds between the Muslim world and the Christian rules of Romania.
Finish grand inside the Bellu Cemetery, the first modern graveyard in the city and a place filled with love stories, unique architecture and even mysteries waiting to be resolved.
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