Delightful Romania

After a sumptuous early morning meal, head out for a quick excursion of Bucharest city. Some of the places travelers get to head to during this tour include Revolution Square, the People’s Salvation Cathedral, the tallest and largest Eastern Orthodox Church in the world, the Romanian Athenaeum, Golescu Mansion, the old Royal Palace, the Arch of Triumph, and the Open Air Village Museum. Later during the day, travelers get to move to Transylvania. On the way, travelers get to stop at Cozia Monastery, one of Romania’s most centuries-old churches along the Olt Valley. Later, travelers get to proceed to Sibiu, a breathtaking medieval town in Transylvania. It was recognised as Europe’s Capital of Culture in 2007. Spend the night at a luxury place of stay in Sibiu.

Sibiu is a typical European town with medieval buildings, cobblestone roads, roadside cafes, winding lanes, and friendly locals. Some of the places travelers get to partake in in Sibiu include the Saint Mary Evangelical Parish Church, which was built in the 14th century, the Museum of the Icons on Glass, the Bridge of Lies, the Large Square, and Turnul Sfatului or the Tower of the Council. Later, after a age-old midday meal at a local restaurant, travelers get to head to discover Sighisoara. This city is at the heart of Transylvania and is supposedly the hometown of Vlad the Impaler. This medieval town is iconic for its visually appealing settings, rich history, and UNESCO World cultural legacy Structures. Spend the night at a luxury housing in Sighisoara.

After a hearty morning breakfast, head to discover the many historical legacy buildings in Sighisoara, viz, the Sighisoara Citadel, the Clock Tower Museum, the Medieval Weapons Museum, and the Covered Stairway. take pleasure in walking the city's narrow streets to partake in life in a medieval town. Spend the noon enjoying midday meal at a local restaurant before heading to Bucovina through the visually stunning Borgo Pass. Don’t forget to enjoy the many twists, turns, ups, and downs along the Apuseni Mountains of the Carpathian Range. Bucovina is iconic for its painted monasteries, orthodox churches, and the many castles mentioned in Bram Stoker’s book Dracula. Stop for a coffee at Dracula’s Castle retreat. Later, drive to Gura Humorului to end the day at a luxury hotel.

Following your morning meal, travelers get to venture through this impressive city and its rich history monuments. Some of the places travelers get to explore today include the many painted monasteries of Bucovina, Putna Monastery, Suceava Fortress, Bucovina Village Museum, Vatra Dornei, and the Voronet Monastery, also called the Sistine Chapel of the East. This chapel was built by King Stephan the Great in 1487 to celebrate their victory over the Ottoman Empire. Some other attractions here include the Moldovita Monastery, a Romanian Orthodox monastery in the commune of Vatra Moldovitei, and Marginea, where you can delight in the many workshops selling black ceramicware. Spend the night in Gura Humorului.

Today, Following your morning meal, head to Brasov via the Bicaz Gorge. Don’t miss the Hasmas National Park along the way, legendary for its limestone rocks that tower over 1,000 ft. above the Cheile Bicazuluipass and the Red Lake. The medieval town of Brasov was once the capital of Transylvania and is one of the most scenic places in Romania. Some places travelers get to stop at in Brasov include Council Square, the Black Church, the First Romanian School Museum, Biserica Sfantul Nicolae, and the Orthodox Church, which was built in the 1800s.

Start your day with a hearty first meal of the day before visiting the Bran Castle, an imposing castle associated with the fictional Count Dracula. The next stop on your excursion will be the Peles Castle, the former summer residence of the Royal Family in Romania, built by the first King of Romania. Today, the castle holds different weapons and art objects in its exhibition. Later, travelers get to move to Bucharest and pull into at to your property. Spend the night in Bucharest.

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