Romania Holiday Package

Start your day by enjoying the breathtaking views of Prahova Valley, one of the most important mountain passages between the historical regions of Wallachia and Transylvania. This area is a popular destination for nature lovers, mountaineers, and winter sports enthusiasts in Romania. Continue your journey to the magnificent Peles Castle, the former royal residence of the Romanian monarchy. Built in the late 19th century over a period of more than 40 years, the castle is a masterpiece of Neo-Renaissance and Gothic Revival architecture. Its interior features over 170 rooms, each exquisitely decorated in various styles including Florentine, Turkish, Moorish, French, and Imperial designs. Next, proceed to the famous Bran Castle, widely known as “Dracula’s Castle.” Here, you will explore the legendary home associated with Vlad the Impaler, the historical figure who inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Immerse yourself in the fascinating stories and medieval atmosphere of this iconic fortress. After the visit, enjoy a delicious lunch before returning to Bucharest.

Rest day at leisure for self Explore.

This is a full-day tour through the heart of Transylvania, following a scenic route across the Carpathian Arch from southeast to northwest, passing through some of the most beautiful and historically rich regions of Romania. After leaving Brașov, the journey continues through the picturesque landscapes near the Băgății Forest, where you will soon see the impressive silhouette of Rupea Citadel. Recently restored and open to visitors, this medieval fortress offers a fascinating insight into Romania’s rural defensive architecture. From Rupea, the tour proceeds along a scenic route towards Sighișoara, briefly turning off the main road at Bunesti Village to reach the charming rural settlement of Viscri. This beautifully preserved Saxon village is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its authentic traditional character, where modern influences remain minimal. Viscri is also famous for its connection to King Charles III, who owns a residence here. You may admire the village and surrounding countryside from the fortified church tower, part of the UNESCO heritage network. After Viscri, the journey continues to Sighișoara, one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval citadel cities and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, you will explore the Upper Town, including the iconic Clock Tower, the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler, the Covered Stairway, and the Hill Church, all reflecting the charm of medieval Transylvania. On the return journey, stop at the beautifully preserved Saschiz Fortified Church, another UNESCO-listed monument, known for its impressive architecture and excellent state of conservation. Tour Highlights (Approx. 250 km round trip):

Rest day at Leisure for Self Explore.

Discover the medieval treasures of Sibiu, a city recognized as a European Capital of Culture in 2007. During the city tour, you will explore its most iconic landmarks, including the Grand Square (Piața Mare), the Haller House, the Brukenthal National Museum, the famous Bridge of Lies, and the impressive Evangelical Cathedral, all reflecting the city’s rich Saxon heritage and medieval charm. In the afternoon, continue your journey into the countryside around Sibiu, following the medieval trails of Transylvania. Visit Sibiel, a traditional Romanian village where you will experience local customs and culture, and explore the unique Museum of Glass Icons, showcasing beautifully painted religious artworks. The tour continues to Cristian village, located near Sibiu, known for its Austrian Landler community. Often called the “Capital of Storks,” the village offers a charming rural atmosphere and includes a visit to its well-preserved fortified church, an important symbol of Transylvanian heritage where Romanian and Austrian communities have coexisted since the 18th century.

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