Romania Holiday Package

Following your morning meal, head out to journey through the postcard-worthy town of Sibiu. On the way, stop at Horezu to head over to the Monastery of Horezu, which was set up in 1690 by Prince Constantine Brancovan and is renowned for its architectural beauty. The monastery is also considered a masterpiece of the Brancovan style. Later, after lunch break, continue the travel invigorating journey to Sibiu. On the way, you’ll make a short partake in to the fortified monastery of Cozia. Check-in to a luxury stay in Sibiu. Spend the night in Sibiu.

Sibiu is one of Romania's most breathtaking cities, renowned for its medieval charm and colourful houses. It was founded in the 12th century to accommodate German settlers in Transylvania. Some places travelers get to venture through in this quaint town include the ASTRA National Museum Complex, apparently the largest open-air museum in Europe, the Stairs Passage, the many fortresses in Sibiu, and the winding streets along the town. savor a Romanian afternoon meal at a local restaurant and head to the Museum of Glass Painted Icons. Spend the rest of the evening exploring the beautiful city and seeing how the villagers enjoy life in this quiet town. Spend the night in Sibiu.

Today, travelers get to uncover Sibiu. This often-overlooked town in Transylvania is full of natural wonders and gorgeous edifices. Some places travelers get to cover today include Corvin’s Castle, also called Hundayi Castle. This unique castle is the largest medieval castle in Transylvania and was the perfect showpiece to depict the financial prowess of the Corvin Family. While the castle has changed over the centuries, visitors should not miss Neboisa, or the Last Defence Tower, which has remained unchanged since John Hunyadi built the castle in the 1440s. Later, travelers get to explore the city of Deva, the capital of Hunedoara County. The Hungarian King Stefan built the 13th-century local fortress, later developed by John Hunyadi in 1444. Travel back to Sibiu to spend the night in the city.

Today, travelers get to journey Maramures, one of Romania’s most rural areas where people still follow centuries-old traditions and customs. The town is renowned for its wooden churches, wood carvings, and carpets. Some of the places travelers get to discover today include the Church of the Archangels Michael and Gabriel in Surdesti, a UNESCO World historical legacy Site, the upper church of Leud, the Plopis Wooden Church, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Maramures Village Museum. Drive along the Iza Valley to admire the many awe-inspiring villages along the Ukraine border. Don’t miss the Merry Cemetery, now an open-air museum listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is a unique place where people choose fun ways to be remembered through their epitaphs and memorial crosses. Interestingly, these crosses are painted in a distinctive blue, now called the Sapanta Blue. Return to Baia Mare in the evening to stay at the stay.

Following your morning meal, you’ll leave for Bucovina, stopping at the many wooden churches in Poienile Izei and Barsana. You’ll pass through Prislop Pass, Romania’s highest mountain road pass, to reach Gura Humorului, a breathtaking town in the Bukovina region. Spend the night at a luxury retreat in Gura Humorului.

Bucovina has a rich history and plenty of architectural monuments, including medieval monasteries, churches, and natural wonders. Today, travelers get to venture through some of Bucovina’s UNESCO World historical legacy Sites, including the monasteries of Sucevita and Voronet, later called the Sistine Chapel of the East. Don’t miss the Moldovita Monastery, legendary for its depiction of the ancestors of Jesus Christ, and the many ceramic workshops in Marginea. Spend the night at a luxury retreat in Gura Humorului.

After the morning, proceed to Sighisoara through the Bicaz Gorge, a visually stunning canyon that is the passageway from Moldova to Transylvania. Sighisoara is the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler, the supposed inspiration behind the fictional character of Count Dracula. Sighisoara is a impressive medieval town with cobblestone paved roads, colourful buildings, and long winding streets. Stay overnight at a luxury retreat in Sighisoara.

Today, Following your morning meal, leave of the living quarters and head to Brasov. Stop at Prejmer, a fascinating Transylvanian village renowned for its UNESCO World rich history Sites. The Peasant Fortified Citadel, built by the Teutonic Knights in the early 1200s, is a must-stop at. After midday meal, head to Brasov, a medieval town once Transylvania's capital. Brasov is one of the most postcard-worthy places in Romania, well-known for its Gothic, baroque, and Renaissance architecture. travelers get to immerse in Council Square, the Black Church, etc. Spend the night at a luxury hotel in Brasov.

After a hearty first meal of the day of rich history cold cuts, cheese, sausages, eggs, bread, and homemade jams, head out to the Prahova Valley. head over to the Bran Castle, a 14th-century fortress believed to have inspired the fictional Count Dracula’s home. Later, travelers get to head to Peles Castle, the former summer residence of the erstwhile royal family of Romania. This unique castle was built in 1914 by King Carol I. Spend the night at Brasov.

Following your morning meal, travelers get to leave for Tulcea, a 7th-century town on the Danube Delta founded by the Dacians. travelers get to first drive to Galati, a port town on the Danube River and then board a ferry to reach Tulcea. book into to a retreat and spend the rest of the evening exploring places around your hotel. Spend the night at a hotel in Tulcea.

travelers get to start the day with an excursion to the Danube Delta. This is the second longest river, flowing through 10 countries and a UNESCO World cultural legacy Site. Almost 82% of the Danube Delta is in Romania, while the rest is in Ukraine. The delta hosts over 300 species of birds, 45 varieties of freshwater fish, and the Letea forest.

Leave for Bucharest through Constanta, the largest city on the Black Sea Coast. On the way, travelers get to stop in Histria to uncover the centuries-old Greek ruins. The town was founded by Milesian settlers in the 7th century BC and is probably the oldest city discovered in Romania. Some places travelers get to explore here include the National History Museum and the Roman Mosaic from 100 BC. travelers get to continue the travel escapade to Bucharest to spend the night in the city.

delight in a short journey of Bucharest exploring some of Bucharest’s celebrated tourist attractions, including Revolution Square, the People’s Salvation Cathedral, the Romanian Athenaeum, the Royal Palace of Bucharest, the Arch of Triumph, University Square, and the Open Air Village Museum. You can venture through the flea markets in Bucharest to buy antique items, ceramicware, and other handicrafts. Spend the night in Bucharest.

bid farewell to of the lodging to reach the Bucharest International Airport to catch ythis specially curated travel itinerary journey.