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Romania Travel 2022: Transylvania Short Break

Romania Travel 2022: Transylvania Short Break

Duration: 4 Days

You can always make the best out of a short break travel! Our tour touches the essential cultural sites from southern Transylvania, namely the Brasov area, and a one day(...)

Starting from 580 €

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Transylvania Tour Hiking in the Carpathians

Transylvania Tour Hiking in the Carpathians

Duration: 2 Days

If you’re fond of hiking, but you don’t have that much time to enjoy a full tour, here’s a short option for(...)

Starting from 280 €

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Cultural Tour in Transylvania

Cultural Tour in Transylvania

Duration: 2 Days

If you want to see the best of Transylvania in two days, accommodate in a boutique hotel in a carpathian mountain village and enjoy a traditional dinner, then join(...)

Starting from 310 €

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2 – 4 Day Tours in Transylvania

As we are locals, we know all there is to know about Transylvania! Our short tours in Transylvania include the must-see sites, such as the Bran and Peles castles, they touch at least one of the UNESCO heritage sites, at least one medieval transylvanian city and include as well a visit of the capital city of Romania, Bucharest.

As for the hikes, we use the Bucegi and the Piatra Craiului National Park, both offering many possibilities, on different difficulty levels, for hiking and walking.

We use as base our mountain village, Moieciu de Sus, settled 12 km from Bran and 35 km away from Brasov, where our guests come in touch with the local culture, the homestays and the delicious home made meals cooked with local produce.

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Points of interest and landmarks

Our tours include the most well known POI and also hidden gems of Transylvania for people ready to explore the heart of Romania.

Alba Iulia

Alba Iulia is a medium sized city, settled in the heart of Transylvania. It dates back to the Roman conquest of Dacia, 2000 years ago.

Moieciu de sus

The village of Moieciu de Sus is situated in Brasov county, in a beautiful mountain area at the edge of the Bucegi National Park. Its settlement, the touristic areas that surround it, the raw nature and the respect of the locals for traditions make it an ideal place for rural and sustainable tourism.

Bran Castle

Bran is the star of the Brasov area. It is mostly famous for the count Dracula Castle, but it shelters a few more interesting spots: an Etnographic Museum which lies next to the castle gardens and a small chapell  which used to shelter the heart of Queen Mary of Romania. 

Brasov

Brasov is  one of the greatest and most beautiful cities in Romania. Among its touristical attractions: the old medieval town center, the Black Church (14th century), the Council Square and Sforii Street (17th century) – one of the narrowest streets in Europe. 

Bucegi Natural Park

The geographical settlement and the easy access to the marked hiking trails, makes Bucegi Mountains one of the most visited massif in Romania. The park is home to various wild animal species, such as: bears, wolves, wild cats, wild goats, wild pigs, foxes.

Cluj Napoca

The second largest city of Romania after Bucharest, Cluj Napoca is a famous universitarian center and a charming, full of life city. There’s always something going on in Cluj Napoca.

Corvin Castle

The Corvin Castle or Hunyad Castle in Hunedoara is the third most visited castle in Romania, after Bran and Peles. It’s been built in the 15th century and it is a charming, gothic style castle.

Libearty Bear Sanctuary

The Libearty Bear Sanctuary opened to the public in May 2014. It is a rescue bear project that started in 2005 and became one of the largest bear reserves in Europe. The sanctuary occupies a surface of 30 wooded hectares, where 78 bears were rescued from unhealthy environments.

Peles Castle

Sinaia, on the Prahova Valley, shelters the Peles and Pelisor Castles, old residence of the Romanian monarchy. The Peles and the Pelisor castles are unique works of art and one of the last fairy tales castles in Europe. A must see and absolutely reccommendable site.

Piatra Craiului National Park

Piatra Craiului is one of the most beautiful mountain areas in Romania. It is under strict protection from logging and hunting and here you will find numerous hiking and biking trails.

Prejmer Fortified Church

The best preserved fortified church in Transylvania and an Unesco Heritage site. It’s been sieged for more than 50 times and only once conquered.

Rasnov Fortress

Cetatea Rasnov is an impressive citadel built by peasants during  the 15th century, settled on a hill which oversees the city, and which used to serve as a defending position for Rasnov.

Rimetea

Rimetea is a hungarian village placed in Transylvania and is famous for its beautifully conserved houses. It is said to be one of the most beautiful villages in Transylvania.

Saxon Villages

The transylvanian Saxon villages are one of the must-see sights when visiting Romania. They cover the south – eastern part of Transylvania and seven of their fortified churches have been included on the Unesco World Heritage list.

Sighisoara Citadel

Sighisoara is the best conserved medieval town and is also a UNESCO heritage site. Its romantic, medieval aspect, the stone walls, the Clock Tower, the Church on the Hill, the Monastery Church and the birth house of Vlad the Impaler make it one of the most appreciated touristical sites in Romania.

Transfagarasan Road

Considered to be the most scenical road in Romania, is equally beautiful as it is challenging. The Transfagarasan is greatly appreciated by people who are fond of driving and passionate by nature.

Turda Salt Mine

Salina Turda is a massive underground mine and museum, dating back to the Roman Era. Its galleries are impressively high and the new sci-fi park they designed inside it’s attracting more and more people.

Viscri Fortified Church

Viscri or Weisskirch is a small village, tucked into the Transylvanian hills, with one of the most beautiful and best preserved fortified churches in Transylvania. The fortified church of Viscri dates back to the 13th century.

Why visit Transylvania

There are plenty of reasons to visit this magnificent area, but the most significant ones are:

The Carpathians offer one of the best hiking possibilities in Europe

The Carpathians offer one of the best hiking possibilities in Europe

The Carpathian Mountains are never far away in Transylvania, and for anyone fond of walking, this is one of the most beautiful, least exploited regions in Europe. Hikes can last several days, but it’s perfectly feasible to make briefer, yet equally beautiful forays in the Piatra Craiului and Bucegi mountains.
The scenery is breathtakingly dramatic

The scenery is breathtakingly dramatic

Far from the madding crowd, deep into the forests, you will discover alpine meadows and peaks, caves and dense forests sheltering bears and wild boars, and lowland valleys where buffalo cool off in rivers.
Different ethnicities, cultural diversity

Different ethnicities, cultural diversity

Romanians, Hungarians, Saxons and Szeklers, nations so different from each other, managed to create here a unique world, which has largely preserved its archaic atmosphere. Transylvanian villages and cities are different from anything you might see in the rest of the country.
Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of festivals, events and celebrations

Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of festivals, events and celebrations

There are numerous events all along the year in Transylvania, ranging from festivals with different types of music, to theatre, cinema, gastronomic events, medieval feasts and local celebrations.

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