Dracula tour in Bucharest

A 1 day trip, travelling to Bucharest
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Dracula's Old Court - Princely court f … More  
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Dracula's Old Court - Princely court from Bucharest, discover Vlad the Impaler's faithfull court

Dracula's Tomb - visit Snagov Monastery located on a small island on Snagov Lake where, according to the legend, Vlad Tepes was buried after his assassination

Dracula Treats: indulge yourself with a Dracula dinner to find out why it’s worth killing for a meal!

Dracula Restaurant - a medieval/vampire fantasy in Bucharest
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Bucharest-Snagov-The Old Princely Court - Dracula Restaurant

Prepare to immerge into the legend. You will be collected by our guide from your accommodation in Bucharest. Drive to Snagov to visit Snagov Monastery where, according to the legend, Vlad was buried after his assassination. The monastic establishment is located on a small island of Snagov Lake so you’ll also enjoy a boat trip across the lake. The architectural style of the monastery follows the architectural pattern that is characteristic to the monasteries on the Holy Mount Athos in Greece.

Return to Bucarest.

Visit The Old Princely Court. The building was about 160 sq. m. wide and also had a tower. During Vlad the Impaler's reign a new fortress was built, in rectangular shape and of over 600 sq. m. with many cellars. By the end of the 15th century the fortress was almost 1000 sq. m. wide, with the followers of Vlad the Impaler continuing his work (Basarab the Young, Mircea the Shepherd). In 1972, on the site of the former Princely Court an open air museum was opened for public visitation, displaying fragments from different stages of the fortress development. We'll only enjoy an exterior look of the museum.
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sound's a lovely trip would love to do it , but bit worried about the language ,is there a lot of english spoken there
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Plenty of English is spoken and you will find the people are friendly and open.
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