Excursion sur la période communiste à Bucarest
Description
Profitez d'une visite privée de 3 heures du centre de Bucarest, riche en informations, axée sur l'histoire récente de cette grande ville, y compris le palais du Parlement, la place Unirii et les fontaines, l'ancien siège du Parti communiste, et la place de la Révolution, où la célèbre révolution de Noël 1989 a commencé. Écoutez ma propre histoire, de la vie sous Nicolae Ceausescu, comment j'ai prêté serment d'allégeance au grand Pro et à sa femme tyrannique, comme l'un des "pionniers" de Roumanie, appris à charger et à tirer un fusil d'assaut AK - 74, (lorsqu'il était au lycée), et vécu à seulement quelques kilomètres du cœur du soulèvement sur la place de la Révolution...
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Le cœur de Bucarest, construit dans le cadre du programme de modernisation planifié par les communistes, s'est maintenant régénéré pour devenir un centre moderne et animé de la ville, avec les spectaculaires fontaines Unirii, récemment restaurées.
L'ancien boulevard de la victoire socialiste, les Champs-Élysées de Bucarest, avec 17 fontaines artésiennes décorées pour représenter les 4 saisons de l'année.
L'imposant bâtiment du parlement de Nicolae Ceaușescu, Casa Poporului, construit pour être la maison du peuple, domine le centre de Bucarest. Écoutez l'histoire intéressante du bâtiment le plus lourd du monde !
Promenez-vous le long d'une partie de l'avenue Victoria, bordée de belles boutiques et découvrez comment c'était à l'époque communiste.
La CEC Bank, banque du peuple pendant les années communistes.
Découvrez la grandeur de la Banque nationale de Roumanie et découvrez son histoire intéressante.
Place de l'Université, découvrez la plus ancienne et la plus grande université de Bucarest et découvrez l'hôtel Intercontinental Bucarest, achevé et ouvert en 1971.
Passez et découvrez l'histoire du Théâtre National de Bucarest, un bâtiment emblématique avec de nombreux changements dans sa conception au cours de sa courte histoire !!
Découvrez la région où la célèbre révolution de 1989 a commencé et les mémoriaux qui commémorent les événements qui ont changé la vie. Y compris le balcon où Nicolae Ceaușescu a prononcé son dernier discours, l'ancien siège du parti communiste, le monument de la renaissance nationale, la statue équestre du roi Carol Ier et la bibliothèque universitaire, etc. Excellentes opportunités de photos.
Voir et entendre parler de l'importante statue du triple Premier ministre Iuliu Maniu et de sa lutte dans les premières années du communisme
Le Mémorial de 25 mètres de haut qui commémore les luttes et les victimes de la Révolution roumaine de Noël 1989.
Construit pour les habitants de Bucarest par les habitants de Bucarest, il y a plus de 100 ans. De beaux jardins et un magnifique bâtiment historique. Excellentes opportunités de photos
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Rendez-vous à votre hôtel situé au centre ou à notre point de rendez-vous, à l'extérieur de l'entrée principale du Manucs Inn, au 62 Strada Franceza, au cœur du vieux centre.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Condition physique moyenne requise
- Des chaussures de marche confortables sont recommandées
Avis(25)
Hire in Spanish and the only thing that was in that language was the audio guide that the guide gave us with a QR, which was about the history of Romania. The tour went to Peles, Bran and Brasov. The guide spoke EVERYTHING IN ENGLISH!!! While Mihai knew 5 languages, including Spanish. For me a fraud because I understood half or nothing... I searched just for the language.
Hi, this was not our tour, or anything affiliated with our tour, we don't offer a Spanish Language tour or go to Bran or Brasov, we offer city walking tours of Bucharest. Sorry you didn't have a great time with who ever you did go with, I just hope it didn't spoil your appreciation of Romania as a whole.
This tour, though short, offered a informative insight during the Communist Era. Alina, my guide, showed me both how it started until the dissolution of Communism into a democratic government. She showed some wonderful sights both historical and nostalgic. All of the sites throughout Bucharest definitely showed how Communism shaped the city. It definitely shaped my perspective on what I learned back in school. Speaking of perspective, not necessarily all points were bad in Communism. History only shows us one part, but as you dig in depth, there is more to it. The main thing that Alina told me: "It depends on how leaders apply the doctrine." That is definitely true; throughout this era, some did benefit under the Communist doctrine. As time moved on, things did get shaky, and people wanted in the end. Overall, this tour offered a good insight from a local. It will definitely change your view and appreciate it more because it opens your eye more. If you are in Bucharest, book this tour as a good introduction.
Thank you for taking the time to leave this in depth review of the Days of Communism Tour of Bucharest. It was a pleasure to meet you and I'm glad you enjoyed learning about the history of my city.
Alina was AMAZING… so knowledgeable about what the country was going through and life during communism compared to now. Presented history in context with the times.
Thank you for the great review. I'm glad you had a good time visiting Bucharest and it was nice to meet you.
Alina was a very thorough and informative guide. Showing us plenty of places of interest including Palace of the people (Parliament Palace), Revolution Square and plenty of other buildings of interest. Alina was a very passionate guide, and we all enjoyed being shown around by her. 5 stars for Alina.
It was a pleasure meeting you and i am glad you enjoyed the tour.
Some difficulty understanding our guide. Provided a lot of information. It was interesting that the impression we got from her about the communist time was much less negative that what we heard from other guides.
Thank you for the review , it was a pleasure to meet you and I hope you had a great time in Bucharest.
Thanks to Alina and her interesting commentaries about places and life in Romania innthe past and tokay.
Thank you for the lovely review, I'm glad you had a great time in Bucuresti.
Alina gave an outstanding tour. It was just the two of us, and she shared a wealth of information about Romania's creation post-Ottoman Era, the work of King Carol I, Romania between the wars and after, the Communist takeover, life during and since for ordinary Romanians. Honesty, wit and clearsighted delivery; enthusiastic and knowledgeable suggestions for places to visit and willingness to expand information and clarify. Great and justified pride in Romania. Thank you, Alina.
I'm glad you had a good time , it was a pleasure to meet you and I hope you are enjoying the places in Romania you visited.
Great tour and lot of explanations to understand the communist area, recommended if you want to know more
Thank you for the great review, I'm delighted you liked the tour and your time in Bucharest.
Splendid, information rich walking tour of Bucharest focusing on the Communist period. Alina, our guide was wonderful and covered a lot in 3 hours. Can recommend.
I didn’t realize I was booking a private tour and it was fabulous! Alina came to pick us up at the hotel and walked us around the city as she regaled us with stories of the communist regime. She was so knowledgeable and so attuned to any interests we might have. I very much enjoyed this tour and am so glad I decided to take part in it. It was a great learning experience but also allowed us the opportunity to see Bucharest on foot.
