Peles Royal Castle & Wine Tasting - 9 hours

Name: Peles Royal Castle & Wine Tasting - 9 hours
Price: 169.00 EUR
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Peles Royal Castle & Wine Tasting – 9 hours

169.00€

You will spend this day in a royal style visiting Peles Castle, the impressive former summer residence of the first king of Romania, Carol Ist and enjoy a traditional Romanian lunch in a picturesque wine cellar. At Rhein wine cellars you will find out the story of wine making in Romania discover how the sparkling wine is produced here.

Categories: Day trips from Bucharest, Home, Private Tours, Tours to Transylvania

Tour type	private tour by car/minibus
Highlights of the trip	Peles Royal Castle, wine tasting at Reihn Wine Cellar in Azuga mountain resort
Price	169 Euros per person
Additional benefits for our customers	10% discount at best restaurants in Bucharest including famous locations as Hard Rock Cafe, Caru’ cu bere, Hanu’ lui Manuc, Pescarus, 30% discount at Museum of Senses, 15% discount at Kitsch Museum.
Operating Days	Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Starting time	08:30 AM
Duration	around 9 hours
Departure point	pick-up & drop-off at your hotel (or any address in the city)
Language	English (other languages available on request for an additional fee)
Included	Transport by car/minibus, Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel, English speaking guide, 3 course meal and wine tasting in Azuga
Not included	Entrance fees

Itinerary

This tour includes visit of the Peles Castle, the former residence of the Romanian Royal Family followed by a visit with wine tasting and traditional lunch including 3 course meal and water at Azuga Wine Cellars (founded in 1892 and “Official wine supplier of the Royal Family”).

Bucharest – Sinaia (Visit Sinaia Monastery & Peles Castle)
Sinaia – Azuga (Lunch and wine tasting)
Azuga – Bucharest

About Peles Castle
Peles Castle has been, from the turn of the 19th century, the main point of attraction of Sinaia resort. The edifice was built in 1873 on the order of Carol de Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen – King of Romania from 1866 – and is an architectural mixture of the German School and neo-renaissance style. The castle has 160 rooms, all of them opulently decorated in leather and wood from the most valuable tree species. The Armour Hall, Reception Hall, Concert Hall and, of course, the Royal Chamber are famous. Peles also served as the retreat residence of most of Romania”s monarchs – Carol I who died here in 1914, King Ferdinand and Queen Maria.

Important

Peles Castle is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays in February and March 2020. For the rest of the year, Peles Castle is closed only on Mondays. On these days, Cantacuzino Castle in Busteni will be visited instead.
Please note that the time table is subjected to changed due to heavy city traffic and road works.
TravelMaker, as the company which organizes the trip, is not responsible if the visited sites are closed without prior notice and for any reason at the moment you arrive.