Saturday March 21, 2026

11:00 –  Meeting point:  National Museum of Art of Romania, 49-53 Calea Victoriei

11:15 –  Guided visit at the National Museum of Art, the European Gallery. We will learn how to identify the theme of a painting, understand how artistic compositions are created, and define the concept of an artistic idea. During the cultural tour, attention and knowledge retention are encouraged through games that stimulate imagination and creativity.

12:30 – Heroes and Mythological Characters. We explore real and legendary figures in paintings, place them in their historical context, and identify hidden symbols in the artworks.

13:30 –  Parents pick up their children in front of the National Museum of Art of Romania.

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 Price: 150 lei (all activities included)
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Duration: 2 hours and 30 minutes
 Professional Guide: included
Minimum age: 7 Group size: 10 – 15

Suitable for: children interested in painting, curious about artists, and lovers of Greek mythology

Learning outcomes: development of visual concepts according to the school curriculum, attention capture and expression of personal ideas, encouragement of creative thinking, and consolidation of knowledge about art

Snack – please prepare: 1 sandwich & 1 bottle of water per child.

Sunday March 15, 2026

13:15 –  Meeting point: National Museum of Romanian History, 12 Calea Victoriei

13:30 –  Guided visit at the National Museum of Romanian History. Through games, we explore spiral gold bracelets, Trajan’s Column, and unique treasures from the Dacian treasury. Children become archaeologists and investigators of the past!

15:00 – Walk together to Suțu Palace and hear legends about historical monuments: the University, famous buildings, and personalities who shaped history. Children ask questions and uncover the secrets of Bucharest.

15:15 –  At the Bucharest Museum (Suțu Palace) we learn how our city evolved: why it was chosen as the capital, what archaeologists have discovered, and what Bucharest looked like in the past.

16:15 – Parents pick up their children in front of the Sutu Palace.

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Price: 150 lei (all activities included)
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Duration: 3 hours
Professional Guide: Included
Minimum age: 7 Group size: 10 – 16

Suitable for: children interested in history and archaeology, curious about Romanian rulers and the legends of Bucharest

Learning outcomes: understanding the concept of heritage and national identity, improving attention and the child’s sense of curiosity and exploration

Snack – please prepare: 1 sandwich & 1 bottle of water per child.

Saturday March 7, 2026

14:00 –  Meeting point: in front of the Grigore Antipa Museum, Șos. Kiseleff. From there, we embark on an exciting journey into the world of natural sciences.

14:15 – Guided tour of the Grigore Antipa Natural History Museum. We explore species evolution and Romanian fauna. We understand why nature must be protected and how the environment influences life on Earth.

15:30 – Guided tour of the National Geology Museum. Children will explore one of Romania’s largest collections of rocks and fossils and discover which species inhabited the Hațeg Country. Participants will travel millions of years back in time to explore the Mesozoic Era and the famous dinosaurs.

16:30 – Parents pick up their children in front of the Geology Museum, Șos. Kiseleff nr. 2.

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Price: 150 lei (all activities included)
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Duration: 2 hours and 30 minutes
Professional Guide: Included
Minimum age: 7 Group size: 10 – 16

Suitable for: inquisitive children eager to explore biodiversity and the environment, dinosaur enthusiasts, and those interested in scientific activities

Learning outcomes: fundamentals of natural sciences, understanding ecological importance, developing accurate knowledge of the natural world, fostering analytical thinking skills.

Snack – please prepare: 1 sandwich & 1 bottle of water per child.

Sunday March 22, 2026

10:30 –  Meeting point: Herăstrău Park, entrance at the Arch of Triumph, Kiseleff Road.

10:45 – Meet the most famous detectives: Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, and Miss Marple. We read texts by Agatha Christie, Conan Doyle, and Edgar Allan Poe, and discover how they solve impossible cases. Children learn investigation techniques and uncover hidden clues! We follow in their footsteps, make discoveries together, reveal secrets, and solve mysteries.

12:45 – Detective team challenge. We divide into two teams of detectives. Each team will also try to accurately sketch the portrait of a detective. Each team receives a real literary case and must solve the mystery. Using logic, deduction, and teamwork, we see who can solve the mystery first!

13:30 – Parents pick up their children in front of Herăstrău Park, at the entrance near the Arch of Triumph, on Kiseleff Road.

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Price: 150 lei (all activities included)
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Duration: 3 hours
Professional Guide: Included
Minimum age: 7 Group size: 10 – 25

Suitable for: perfect for children who love reading, solving mysteries, and exploring logic and deductive thinking through fun games

Learning outcomes: further reading, understanding a text at first glance, basic concepts of literature in which heroes are involved in solving mysteries through inference and logical argument, teamwork, developing strategic thinking.

Snack – please prepare: 1 sandwich & 1 bottle of water per child.

Saturday March 14, 2026

10:30 –  Meeting point: at the Romanian Athenaeum.

11:00 –  Concert at the Romanian Athenaeum. We attend a classical music matinee in Romania’s most beautiful and iconic concert hall. Children discover the story behind the stunning ceiling fresco and learn about the historical figures depicted in it.

13:15 –  We will walk on Calea Victoriei together with the children and teenagers to the George Enescu Museum and will mention the architectural monuments that could be seen on the road.

13:30 –  Guided tour of the George Enescu Museum, where we discover the story of Romania’s greatest composer. We listen to excerpts from his famous works and learn why his extraordinary talent inspired one of the world’s most prestigious classical music festivals.

14:00 – Parents pick up their children in front of the George Enescu Museum.

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Price: 120 lei (all activities included)
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Duration: 3 hours and 30 minutes
Professional Guide: Included
Minimum age: 7 Group size: 10 – 16

Suitable for: children interested in music, children curious to learn more about the musicians’ lives and their wonderful compositions, children with the ability to communicate and interact with others.

Learning outcomes: new musical knowledge, brainstorming, children and teenagers are encouraged to express their own ideas about the works of art seen in the museum and their importance in the artist’s life

Snack – please prepare: 1 sandwich & 1 bottle of water per child.

Sunday April 19, 2026

11:00 –  Meeting point: in front of Suțu Palace, Bd. Ion C. Bratianu, nr. 2.

11:15 – Guided walking tour along Calea Victoriei. We explore Bucharest’s iconic landmarks and discover how they’ve evolved over time: the Royal Palace, Romanian Athenaeum, National Theatre, Comedia Theatre, and Capșa. These monuments tell the story of Romania’s capital.

13:00 –  Guided tour of Romania’s National Art Museum. We learn how to “read” a painting like a story. Children discover symbols, mythological figures, and legends in masterpieces by El Greco, Rembrandt, Brueghel, and Monet. Every painting holds a secret!

14:00 –  Parents pick up their children in front of the Romanian Art Museum.

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Price: 150 lei (all activities included)
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Duration: 3 hours
Professional Guide: Included
Minimum age: 7 Group size: 10 – 20

Suitable for: children with a passion for drawing and architecture, those curious to learn about the city they live in and discover the history of the streets of Little Paris

Learning outcomes: understanding the concept of historical monument and heritage, fixing the knowledge of history and art, small notions of architecture and interference of arts

Snack – please prepare: 1 sandwich & 1 bottle of water per child.

Saturday April 25, 2026

11:00 –  Meeting point: National Village Museum

11:15 – Guided visit at the Village Museum. We explore traditional peasant houses from different regions of Romania and hear their stories. Children learn how people lived in the past, what customs they practiced, and how traditional values have been preserved over time. Through discussions and games, we learn about cultural heritage and Romanian identity.

13:00 –  Discovering traditional household objects and how people lived in the past. We also learn about old crafts, such as wine making in a wine press or weaving a carpet on a loom. We explain some elements of peasant architecture in a child-friendly way: how a windmill is built, how adobe is made, and what a traditional homestead looks like. Children will create drawings inspired by the museum’s buildings.

14:00 –  Parents pick up their children in front of the National Village Museum.

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Price: 150 lei (all activities included)
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Duration: 3 hours
Professional Guide: Included
Minimum age: 7 Group size: 10 – 16

Suitable for: children curious about Romanian art, heritage, traditional crafts, and rural house architecture.

Learning outcomes: learning about national identity and world heritage, exploring Romanian culture, sharing ideas through brainstorming, and discovering basic architecture and proportions.

Snack – please prepare: 1 sandwich & 1 bottle of water per child.