Transylvania Travel Package

Travelling from Bucharest to Sibiu offers a journey through some postcard-worthy landscapes and historical sites in Romania. discover Bucharest's highlights, such as the Palace of the Parliament, Revolution Square, and the Old Town. head over to the Village Museum (Muzeul Satului) to immerse in age-old Romanian village life. delight in night meal at a local restaurant and experience Bucharest's vibrant nightlife if time permits. On the way, you’ll stop at Curtea de Arges, the first capital of Wallachia. The city is iconic for the Royal Church, a 14th-century UNESCO World rich history Site. The Cortes de Arges monastery is also the centre of a renowned legend wherein one of the construction workers buried his wife alive inside the walls. Later, travelers get to continue to vacate Sibiu, passing through Oltului Valley and stopping at Cozia Monastery, erected by Mircea the Elder in 1388. This is a breathtaking church situated amidst awe-inspiring natural scenery. In the afternoon, travelers get to head over to the medieval city of Sibiu, which was selected as the European Capital of Culture in 2007. Some places travelers get to explore here include the 3 squares of Upper Town: Grand, Lesser, and Huet, the Liar’s Bridge, the Evangelical Church, and the Clock Tower.

As the day begins, travelers get to head out Sibiu to leave for Sighisoara. This medieval city is celebrated for the Clock Tower, a UNESCO World rich history Site. Some places travelers get to stop at include the School Children’s Ladder, the statue of Petofi Sandor, Hungary’s national poet, and the visually appealing Catholic Church. In the afternoon, return to Bucharest with a stop at Brasov. Some places travelers get to see include The Black Church, The Council Square, the First Romanian School Museum, and Biserica Sfantul Nicolae. Spend the night in Brasov.

Today, travelers get to discover the Prahova Valley, a grand valley celebrated for its modern resorts and scenic mountain scenery. Here, travelers get to witness Bran Castle, a 14th-century fortress that became famous as the abode of the fictional Count Dracula. Next, travelers get to move to Peles Castle, a former summer residence of the Romanian Royal Family. The three Christmas Prince films were filmed in Peles Castle. Move to Bucharest to spend the night in Romania’s capital city.

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