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10 Best Wine Tours In Romania

Romania's standouts.

The 10 most popular wine tours in Romania. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what you pay.

10 Best Wine Tours In Romania

Wine Tasting in Bucharest

Wine Tasting in Bucharest - The host story: Romania’s 6,000-year wine tradition in plain language

1.Wine Tasting in Bucharest

Most Popular 5.0

A 2-hour Old Town wine tasting at Abel’s Wine Bar in Bucharest: five Romanian wines, cheese and meat pairings, plus stories and bottle shopping.

“I was given a warm welcome, then poured a lovely selection of Romanian wines from native grape varieties. It was a great introduction to varieties and regions I previously knew nothing about, but will certainly be looking for in the future! The tasting was two hours, although I'm sure I could have stayed for longer…”

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Bucharest: Romanian Wine Tasting Experience at Corks

Bucharest: Romanian Wine Tasting Experience at Corks - How the tasting actually flows (and what to pay attention to)

2.Bucharest: Romanian Wine Tasting Experience at Corks

4.6

Taste 5 Romanian wines at Corks in Bucharest. Explore Busuioacă de Bohotin, learn grape history, and sip with snacks. $34.

“The tasting was hosted by Ovi, the owner, who was a wonderful, engaging and funny host. Ovi showed great hospitality, was gracious and hugely informative with the wines and his general knowledge of the industry. We were hugely impressed, so much so that when we next visit with our own partners, as we were a…”

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Peles & Cantacuzino Castles: Gourmet Wine & Cultural Day trip

Peles & Cantacuzino Castles: Gourmet Wine & Cultural Day trip - The Drive Through Prahova Valley: Why the Timing Matters

3.Peles & Cantacuzino Castles: Gourmet Wine & Cultural Day trip

4.5

A full-day small-group trip from Bucharest to Peleș and Cantacuzino Castles, Sinaia Monastery, and a guided Romanian wine tasting.

“Our day trip with our guide Dan was just what we wanted. Visiting the Castle’s this time of year (April) was perfect. Not to long of lines and we were able to really spend the right amount of time at each. Our Guide, Dan was so knowledgeable of the history not only of the castles…”

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Private Tour to Salt Mine, Lunch at Winery and Dracula Grave

Private Tour to Salt Mine, Lunch at Winery and Dracula Grave - Entering Unirea Salt Mine: 208 meters down and 12°C on the clock

Half-Day Private Food and Wine Walking Tour Oradea Romania

Half-Day Private Food and Wine Walking Tour Oradea Romania - Where you start, how far you walk, and where it ends

5.Half-Day Private Food and Wine Walking Tour Oradea Romania

5.0

A private 3–4 hour food and wine walking tour in Oradea, tasting 15 bites plus six wines, four beers, and dessert by historic landmarks.

“We recently did a walking food tour in Odea, and it was truly an amazing experience! Our guide Calin took great care in selecting each restaurant, ensuring we had an authentic taste of the local cuisine. Each stop felt thoughtfully chosen, showcasing food that locals genuinely enjoy. Calin was incredibly gracious and made us feel…”

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Bucharest: Private Wine Tasting Experience

Bucharest: Private Wine Tasting Experience - The 2-Hour Flow: How the Tasting Fits Into One Simple Evening

6.Bucharest: Private Wine Tasting Experience

5.0

Bucharest private wine tasting at Abel’s Wine Bar: 5 Romanian wines with cheese and meat, English guide, relaxing Old Town area.

“I liked the wine bar and its atmosphere. The wines (2 white, 1 rosé, 2 red) were all particular, and even the rosé had a good finish, which one cannot say about every rosé. The platter with cheese and sausage was well decorated and tasteful. A little more Romanian cheese/sausage could have even enhanced the…”

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From Bucharest: Romanian Wine Tasting Tour


7.From Bucharest: Romanian Wine Tasting Tour

4.7

Bucharest wine tasting day trip with two vineyards in Buzau and Prahova, 10+ wines, English guides, and a calm hillside vibe.

“the guide did not manage time between vineyards well, actual wine tasting was shorter than the sommelier history on the vineyard. Because of this poor management lunch was skipped and the guide had a verbal disagreement with the second vineyard sommelier, yet the second vineyard had better time management between the history and the wine…”

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Day trip to Republic of Moldova – visit Chisinau and Cricova Winery

Day trip to Republic of Moldova - visit Chisinau and Cricova Winery - Chisinau’s big story: from medieval beginnings to Soviet geometry

8.Day trip to Republic of Moldova – visit Chisinau and Cricova Winery

5.0

Full-day Moldova trip from Iași: Capriana Monastery, Chisinau sights, and Cricova Winery’s 50–80m underground wine city with tastings.

“The guide has good knowledge of history and culture. Great is not just seeing scenes, but also gaining knowledge of the history, culture and people of the country. The 34 miles long underground wine storage in the winery is particularly impressive.”

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Traditions in Bucharest: Village Museum and Wine Tasting Tour

Traditions in Bucharest: Village Museum and Wine Tasting Tour - First Stop: Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum and regional architecture

9.Traditions in Bucharest: Village Museum and Wine Tasting Tour

5.0

Private 5-hour Bucharest tour with Village Museum, Calea Victoriei craft stop, and Dealu Mare wine tasting with hotel pickup.

“Emma was a great guide with a command of the English language. Her knowledge was expansive and her interest in Romania as well as in our family history in Romania made this a very personal tour for us. The museum made us feel as if we stood in the steps of our ancestors. The wine…”

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Small-group max 7, Salt Mine, Lunch at Winery & Dracula Grave


10.Small-group max 7, Salt Mine, Lunch at Winery & Dracula Grave

5.0

Small-group Bucharest day trip to Unirea Salt Mine, Casa Seciu winery lunch, and Snagov Monastery with Dracula’s grave folklore.

“Honestly think this was an overpriced tour with nothing included for the price. Only one big thing was the salt mine and that is only reason why giving it two stars. As far as our tour guide? Not happy! He barely spoke and most of the time, we would ask something just to engage in…”

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