Dacia is the icon of Romanian automobiles. During the communist period, you could hardly see another car brand on the streets of Bucharest. And although today Dacia cars look like any other modern cars, Romanians preserved old Dacia models and transformed them into vintage cars. Old Dacia owners have clubs, events, and endless stories. However, at the moment, there are only 400 fully restored copies left in Romania in good condition out of the 2 million manufactured.

Visit the most iconic places in Bucharest in a vintage Dacia car. Don’t worry if the car is older than you. They are in excellent shape and proud to drive you around the city. Dacia cars are witnesses of the communist era. Their design, smell, and sounds speak about the Romanian lifestyle at the time. But don’t think they speak only about oppression, shortages, and despair. Dacia cars also speak about the Romanian custom of making fun of trouble, solidarity spirit, and cleverness (everyone was mending their cars on Sundays, the only day off).