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The Carpathian standouts.
The 4 most popular salt mine tours. What each one covers, who runs it, where it picks up, and what you'll pay on the day.
Private tour from Bucharest to Unirea Salt Mine and planetarium, lunch at Casa Seciu, then Snagov Monastery with Dracula lore.
“Interesting tour and guide was friendly and informative. Lunch was a nice setting and good food. The salt mine was extraordinary”
Go underground in Romania’s Unirea Salt Mine, then eat and taste wine at a vineyard restaurant, and finish at Snagov’s Dracula-linked monastery.
“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…”
Private 9-hour Bucharest day trip to Unirea Salt Mine, Casa Seciu wine lunch stop, and Snagov Monastery, with pickup and Wi-Fi.
“The tour guide was great and really new the history. It was a fun day trip and worth it. I do recommend. My sister and i had a great day.”
From Bucharest in one day: Slănic Saltworks 300m down, Sinaia’s Peleș Castle, then a cable car to 2100m views. Transport included.
“Book this trip over the web and looked forward to seeing the Peles castle. However, on another tour we took as told that castle was closed on Monday and Tuesday! No warning on the website etc of this so very pissed off!!”
