12-Day Eastern Europe Tour: Sofia, Belgrade, Timisoara, Sibiu & Bucharest

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US$2,708

Based on 2 adults

Created: Thursday, January 8, 2026

Destinations: Sofia, Bulgaria , Belgrade, Serbia , Timisoara, Romania , Sibiu county, Romania , Bucharest, Romania

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Europe Multidestination

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NOTE: Price shown is Land Only.

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This 11 Night Itinerary includes:

4 Star Hotel for 11 nights in Sofia, Belgrade, Timisoara, Sibiu, and Bucharest.

Day 1: Arrive in Sofia.

Day 2: Discover Sofia with Wine Tasting - Private Tour.

Day 3:Flight from Sofia to Belgrade.

Day 4: 8-hour Belgrade Big Tour.

Day 5: Flight from Belgrade to Timisoara.

Day 6: Timisoara Grand Tour.

Day 7: Flight from Timisoara to Sibiu City.

Day 8: Tour Sibiu in English.

Day 9: Flight from Sibiu to Bucharest.

Day 10: Full Day Bucharest Sightseeing Tour. Relax and Wellness at Thermal Spa Bucharest (Full Access).

Day 11: Half-Day Tour to Snagov Monastery and Mogosoaia Palace from Bucharest

Day 12: Departure from Bucharest to the Onward Destination.

You can add more sightseeing/activities as per your choice while customizing the trip.

You can add Transfers to and from the hotel and airport after you select your Flight.

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25 May

1. Sofia

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About the destination: Sofia is a city with a sparkling future; it’s the energetically resilient Bulgarian capital that still revels in its own idiosyncrasies as it forges towards a more cultured and urbane existence. Dramatically ringed by the Balkan Mountains to the north and the Vitosha Mountains to the south, Sofia stands on an open plain 550m above sea level in western Bulgaria. It is this duality between urban sprawl and natural wonder that makes it a fascinating place to visit, with more to arrest the attention than many other Eastern European capitals. Development is rife and roads are mercifully being improved. It boasts boutique hotels galore and the spanking new Metro lines and stations are enough to make Western visitors look on with jealousy. Of course, the Communist influence still pervades in the streets; the country’s relatively short occupation from 1945 to 1989 is still visible in its neo-Stalinist architecture. Despite this, most of Sofia’s major tourist attractions pre-date this era. Buildings like the Aleksander Nevski Cathedral, the Central Sofia Synagogue and the Banya Bashi mosque are stark reminders of the country’s multicultural past, whilst the charming UNESCO-listed Boyana Church in the Vitosha Mountains is an absolute must-visit. Locals strike the balance between Russian insouciance and Mediterranean flare and continue to be proud up-keepers of the country’s hospitable heritage. The Bulgarian language and Cyrillic alphabet still prosper, resisting tourism’s penchant for English internationalism, which is not widely spoken outside of restaurants, shops and hotels.

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25 May

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2 Nights

Bulgaria, Serbia & Romania

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