How long is the tour from Bucharest to Constanta?

The full experience lasts approximately 10 hours, including transportation and guided visits.

What is the group size for this tour?

Groups are kept small, with a maximum of 16 participants to maintain an intimate atmosphere.

Are there any physical requirements for participants?

The tour is easy in terms of physical demand but involves walking and standing for several hours.

What sites are visited during the tour?

Highlights include the Museum of Archeology and History, Roman Mosaic Edifice, Ovid Statue, Muslim Mosque, Orthodox Cathedral, and Aquarium Constanta.

Is lunch included in the tour price?

Lunch is not included but there are recommended local eateries in Constanta’s historic center.

When is the best time to book this tour?

The tour runs from March to October and during the holiday window in December and early January, requiring a minimum number of participants.

Historic One-Day Tour to Constanta with TravelMaker | Bus Tour

Journey from the bustling capital of Bucharest to the storied shores of Constanta, Romania’s oldest city, on TravelMaker’s one-day tour that invites you to uncover the rich layers of history along the Black Sea coast. Once known as Tomis, this ancient city stands as a living chronicle of civilizations — from Greek settlers and Roman emperors to medieval merchants and Ottoman influences — each leaving their distinct mark on its architecture and culture.

The drive itself sets the tone, sweeping over the Danube Bridge, a remarkable engineering feat from 1895 crafted by Anghel Saligny, and passing the imposing Nuclear Power Plant reflecting modern Romania’s industrial evolution. After three hours, you step into Constanta’s Old City, where the Museum of Archeology and History showcases artifacts from the Greek and Roman periods, including evocative mosaics that once lined Roman commercial hubs.

Stroll through Ovidiu Square to meet the bronze statue of the exiled poet Ovid, whose verses immortalized Tomis in antiquity. Nearby, the Muslim Mosque honors the local Tatars with its elegant minaret granting panoramic views over the cityscape. The Orthodox Cathedral, a Byzantine-inspired architectural gem, anchors the spiritual life of Constanta.

Beneath the city’s cultural surface lies a thriving aquatic world at the Aquarium Constanta, Romania’s first public aquarium, where native and Black Sea species glide by. This tour, limited to 16 guests for an intimate atmosphere, is guided by local experts who weave historical insights and practical tips into every stop.

TravelMaker’s day trip balances immersive history with accessible transport, perfect for travelers who want a deep dive into Romania’s coastal heritage without the need to overnight. Whether you’re a history buff, culture lover, or photographer chasing architectural details and sea vistas, this trip transforms a coastal city into a vibrant classroom under the Romanian sun.