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Excursions with children in Romania by region

16 excursions in 7 regions, by area and place.

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This is part of our Travel guide for Romania, with tolls, traffic rules and routes.

You know the feeling: the tent is up, the weather isn't playing along and the children want to do something fun. So we've put together, region by region, what there is to do nearby in Romania.

Looking for things to do near your campsite? Pick your region below. For each place you'll find the excursions, each with its official website. We picked them for children of around 7 and 9, and we only list places whose own website we checked on 14 October 2026. Opening hours, age limits and prices change, so take a quick look at the website before you go.

Compiled and checked by Arjan (Zuidlaren) · Sources are in the text · updated 20 October 2026 · About this page

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Bucharest and Ilfov · 5 excursions

The Old Town of Bucharest
Photo: Joe Mabel · CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped) · all photo credits

📍 Balotești, (1)

Therme București, Balotești (near Bucharest)
Photo: Daniele Napolitano · CC BY-SA 4.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Therme București

Location: Balotești, Species: Wasserpark

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Large covered thermal bath and slide complex in Balotești near Bucharest, under a glass roof with palm trees. According to the website, there are three zones: wellness, relaxation and Galaxy, with wave pool and many slides. There is a separate area for children.

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📍 Balotești (near Bucharest)

ℹ️ Good to know: Indoors

📍 Bucharest (4)

Illustrative photo, not Cyberjump: Trampoline park Cyberjump in Budapest
Illustrative photo · Photo: Christo · CC BY-SA 4.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Cyberjump

Location: Bucharest Species: Trampolinpark

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Air-conditioned trampoline park in the Parklake shopping centre in Bucharest, according to its website with 3000 m² of gaming space and over 14 different fields of interactive games. Open all year, with bistro for refueling. Cyberjump has two locations in the city.

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📍 Bucharest (two locations)

ℹ️ Good to know: Indoors

Illustrative photo, not Vmax Electric Indoor Karting: comparable karting track elsewhere
Illustrative photo · Photo: Stephanie Shapiro of www.xtremeindoorkar · Public domain · all photo credits

🎯 Vmax Electric Indoor Karting

Location: Bucharest Species: Indoor fun

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

According to the website, the only multi-storey indoor cart track in Romania: 600 metres with tight hairpins and fast passages. The electric karts have a boost button and a bumper system. There are junior sessions from 8 years and 1.40 m.

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📍 Bucharest (Romexpo)

ℹ️ Good to know: Indoors

Illustrative photo, not FUN-O-RAMA: comparable bowling alley elsewhere
Illustrative photo · Photo: RCraig09 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · all photo credits

🎯 FUN-O-RAMA

Location: Bucharest Species: Bowling

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

FUN-O-RAMA in the Grand Arena Mall, Sector 4 in Bucharest, is a family centre of 1450 m² under one roof. According to the website there is bowling and billiards, at dozens of arcade games children collect tickets for prizes, and for the little ones a playground.

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📍 Bucharest (Grand Arena Mall)

ℹ️ Good to know: Indoors

Grigore Antipa Natural History Museum, Bucharest
Photo: Pudelek · CC BY-SA 3.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Grigore Antipa Natural History Museum

Location: Bucharest Species: Museum

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

The Grigore Antipa Natural History Museum in Bucharest shows in large dioramas habitats from Romania and the world with their animals. According to the website, a journey through nature. Including dinosaur skeletons, changing exhibits, educational programs, and a garden.

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ℹ️ Good to know: Indoors

Crișana (Oradea) · 1 excursion

The Black Eagle Palace in Oradea
Photo: Paralelogram · CC BY-SA 4.0 · all photo credits

📍 Oradea (1)

Illustrative photo, not Aquapark Nymphaea: comparable water park elsewhere
Illustrative photo · Photo: unknown (public domain) · CC BY-SA 3.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Aquapark Nymphaea

Location: Oradea Species: Wasserpark

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Aquapark Nymphaea is according to its website the largest aquapark in this region of Europe, on 7 hectares. There are interior and exterior slides, a wave pool with thermal water, saunas and its own children’s world. Handy as a first stop after the Hungarian border.

Brașov Region · 4 excursions

The Town Hall Square of Brașov seen from the Tâmpa
Photo: Andrei Stroe · CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped) · all photo credits

📍 Râșnov (1)

Illustrative photo, not Dino Parc Râșnov: Dinosaur Park in England
Illustrative photo · Photo: Ken Grainger · CC BY-SA 2.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Dino Parc Râșnov

Location: Râșnov Species: Dinopark

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

According to the website, the largest dinopark in Romania, on 4 hectares under the castle Râșnov. There are 125 life-sized, mobile dinosaurs, including the giant 45-metre seismosaurus. Plus playgrounds, tree houses, adventure courses, a laser labyrinth and a 9D cinema.

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📍 Râșnov (near Brașov)

ℹ️ Good to know: Outside

📍 Zărnești, (1)

Libearty Bear Sanctuary, Zărnești
Photo: Flominator · CC BY-SA 4.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Libearty Bear Sanctuary

Location: Zărnești, Species: Bärenschutzgebiet

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

AMP Libearty in Zărnești is the largest protection centre for brown bears in Europe, according to the website. Over 170 bears from cages, circuses and restaurants live in 69 hectares of forest. Visits are guided only in the morning, children under 5 are not allowed.

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ℹ️ Good to know: Outside

📍 Bran (1)

Bran Castle, Bran
Photo: Todor Bozhinov · CC BY-SA 4.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Burg Bran

Location: Bran Species: Castle

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Bran Castle stands on a rock in the Carpathians and is world famous as 'Dracula's Castle'. On the website you can read about the old fortress, the royal residence and the legend of Count Dracula. Open all year, there is a special programme for Halloween.

📍 Brașov (1)

Zoo Brașov, Brașov
Photo: Whitepixels · CC0 · all photo credits

🎯 Zoo Brașov

Location: Brașov Species: Zoo

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

The zoo on the edge of Brașov also has a planetarium. You will see, among others, Siberian tigers, red pandas, Humboldt penguins, meerkats and Carpathian lynxes. Since September 2025, it has been a full member of the European Zoo Association EAZA.

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Mondays.

Region Cluj (Turda) · 1 excursion

The underground lake in the Theresia pit of the Salina Turda (August 2024)
Photo: Rkoster · CC BY 4.0 (cropped) · all photo credits

📍 Turda (1)

Salina Turda, Turda
Photo: Rkoster · CC BY 4.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Salina Turda

Location: Turda Species: Salzbergwerk

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Salina Turda is an old salt mine deep underground, according to the website the most spectacular man-made underground space in the world. You walk through tunnels such as Terezia and Rudolf, and at the bottom there is a Ferris wheel and a lake with boats. It is always cool down there.

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ℹ️ Good to know: Inside (underground)

Prahova (Sinaia) · 1 excursion

Peleș Castle in Sinaia (July 2012)
Photo: Myrabella · CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped) · all photo credits

📍 Sinaia (1)

Schloss Peleș, Sinaia
Photo: Al at Dutch Wikipedia · Public domain · all photo credits

🎯 Peleș Castle

Location: Sinaia Species: Castle

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Peleș Castle is the Royal Castle in the mountains near Sinaia and today the National Museum Peleș. Children marvel at the magnificent halls. According to the website, you buy tickets only through the official ticket page or the local machines.

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Check closing days in advance.

Region Sibiu · 2 excursions

The Great Ring (Piața Mare) in Sibiu (August 2016)
Photo: Pudelek · CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped) · all photo credits

📍 Sibiu (2)

ASTRA Open Air Museum, Sibiu
Photo: Roeland P. · CC0 · all photo credits

🎯 ASTRA Open-Air Museum

Location: Sibiu Species: Museum

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

According to its website, the ASTRA Museum near Sibiu is the largest open-air museum in Europe. In the Dumbrava forest you stroll past mills, farmsteads and workshops from all over Romania, around small lakes. There’s an app and a virtual tour if you want a sneak preview.

Black Sea (Constanța) · 2 excursions

The casino on the coast of Constanța
Photo: Diego Delso · CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped) · all photo credits

📍 Constanța (1)

Illustrative photo, not Delfinarium Constanța: Delfinarium Varna (Bulgaria)
Illustrative photo · Photo: unknown (public domain) · CC BY-SA 3.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Delfinarium Constanța

Location: Constanța Species: Delfinarium

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

The Natural History Museum complex in Constanța on Bulevardul Mamaia has existed for more than half a century. According to the website, this includes a dolphinarium, an aquarium, a micro reserve with exotic birds, a planetarium and horse riding. Tickets are also available online.

📍 Mamaia (1)

Aqua Magic, Mamaia
Photo: Al at Dutch Wikipedia · Public domain · all photo credits

🎯 Aqua Magic

Location: Mamaia Species: Wasserpark

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Aqua Magic in Mamaia is known on the website as the most famous water park in Romania, on the Black Sea. There are slides for the brave, a baby pool and a water playground for the little ones as well as rest zones. The park is only open in summer.

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ℹ️ Good to know: Summer

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Tagesausflüge

Day trips from Bucharest

Castle on its rock (August 2012)
Photo: Todor Bozhinov · CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped) · all photo credits

Do you want to travel from the capital for a day without driving yourself? Here you will find online bookable day trips.

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