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Introduction:

Near
Bucharest towards northeast, there is a stunning castle beside a beautiful lake
and surrounded by parks. Mogosoaia was built in the 18th century, during a
Renaissance of the arts in the Southern province of Romania. Built as a manor
house between the two most important cities at that time; Bucharest and
Targoviste Under the reigning Prince Constantin Brancoveanu, Mogosoaia is a mix
of Venetian and Turkish style architecture.
These influences lead to the formation of the classical Southern Romanian style
of Brancoveanu. The elegant castle, decorated with wonderful stonemasonry,
survived through wars, robberies, and the destruction of the last two centuries.
Inside you will find an interesting
art exhibition. Mogosoaia displays the
practical way Romanians disposed of the horrors of recent history.
The Palace had been given to Marthe by her husband, George Bibesco, who later
also deeded the land to her. She spent all her wealth from the many books she
wrote in its reconstruction and it became the meeting place for politicians and
international high society, a quiet retreat during the growing turmoil of the
1930s. The Palace is now a popular tourist destination.
A stunning castle near Bucharest!!!
Day by Day Itinerary:
Day 1:
ROUTING: BUCHAREST - SNAGOV - MOGOSOAIA - BUCHAREST
- Your English-Speaking guide will pick you up from the your hotel in Bucharest
- First to the Monastery of Snagov, the very place where Vlad Ţepeş, better known as
Dracula, was buried.
- After continuing to the Palace of Mogosoaia where you will enjoy a visit of
the complex
- Return to Bucharest
End of tour services
Prices, Dates & What's Included:
Prices available upon request...
The Tour Includes:
- English-Speaking local driver/guide
- Transportation by car or minivan depending
on group size
- Boat ride to Snagov Monastery
Not Included:
- Airfare
- Credit Card and Banking fees**
- Entrance fees*
- Meals
- Gratuities
- Insurance
To see if departures are available
for your dates please fill out the
"Inquire/Book It" form which you can access
from the button below.