Transylvania Tour Package

Today, Following your morning meal, travelers get to leave to discover Sibiu. The entire journey takes around 4.5 hours and covers around 300 km. On the way, travelers get to take pleasure in plenty of top attractions like Saint Mary Evangelical Cathedral, The Bridge of Lies, the Astra National Museum, and the fortified monastery of Cozia. Enjoy lunch break at a local restaurant along the way to sample some of the best Romanian food. Upon reaching Sibiu, you’ll enjoy a walking sojourn of the city, including the small and large squares, the Stairs Passage, and the Drumbrava Sibiului Natural Park. Sibiu feels like a medieval city with cobbled streets and postcard-worthy row houses. Spend the night at a luxury resort in Sibiu.

Following your morning meal, bid farewell to of your lodging and leave for Alba Iulia. The journey takes around 2.5 hours and is panoramic. Alba Iulia is an centuries-old city inhabited since the 1st century AD. It is also the oldest settlement in Romania. The Romans called it Apulum, and they set up the largest military and economic centre in the city. Some places travelers get to cover here include the Alba Iulia Vauban Fortress, Alba Iulia Princely Palace, the Batthyaneum Library, Apor Palace, and the Roman Catholic Cathedral. savor a hearty Romanian lunch break at a local restaurant before heading to Cluj Napoca, the largest city in the Transylvania region. The journey takes around 2.5 hours and is full of gorgeous landscapes and beautiful castles. pull into at to a luxury hotel in Cluj Napoca to spend the night in the city.

Today, Following your morning meal, head to Romania’s most celebrated salt mines. This is one of the world’s most spectacular natural underground salt mines – large enough to cover the world’s salt requirement for another 60 years. To the uninitiated, Turda, along with Alba Iulia, Cluj Napoca, and Timisoara, is one of Romania's oldest and most important settlements. delight in lunch break at a local restaurant before continuing to Targu Mures. The town is named after a local market on the Mures River and was probably founded around the 14th century. Some places you can head to include Apollo Palace, The Old Prefecture, Palffy House, and the St. Michael Wooden Orthodox Church. Don’t miss the 15th-century Targu Mures Fortress built by Prince Stefan Bathory. Spend the night at a luxury retreat in Targu Mures.

Following your morning meal, vacate of the stay and head to Sighisoara, one of the most important places in Transylvania that originated around the 12th century. The town is also believed to be the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler. Here, travelers get to head over to the Covered Stairway and Casa Vlad Dracul, supposedly the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler. Don’t miss the cobbled streets, the medieval buildings, centuries-old castles, and the local torture museum. Later, after lunch break, head to Brasov, a sought-after Romanian ski resort. Check into a luxury hotel to spend the night in Brasov.

Today, after a short trip around Brasov, travelers get to head to head over to the Prejmer Fortified Church, one of the largest fortified churches in Southeastern Europe, built by Teutonic Knights in the 13th century. Later, travelers get to stop at Bran to uncover the Bran Castle. This imposing castle is renowned for its distinctive red roofs, thick stone walls, and imposing round donjons. It is believed to be the place that inspired Bram Stoker to create his Count Dracula character. Later, return to Brasov to take pleasure in some of its attractions. travelers get to head over to the Council Square, the Black Church, the First Romanian School Museum, and the Aquatic Paradise. Spend the night in Brasov.

bid farewell to of your retreat in Brasov to return to Bucharest via Sinaia. This town is the perfect stop when travelling from Brasov to Bucharest, thanks to its breathtaking landscapes and mineral springs. Don’t miss the Peles Castle, a fairytale-like castle celebrated for its intricate décor, statues, gargoyles, and splendid dining room. Stop for afternoon meal at a local restaurant before reaching Bucharest. Spend the rest of the day exploring this panoramic city. Some places travelers get to stop at include Revolution Square, Triumph Arch, Patriarchy Church, and the Open Air Village Museum. Spend the night at a luxury hotel in Bucharest.

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