Best Of Romania In 10 Days

Breakfast: -  Our guide will pick you from your hotel in Bucharest at 09:00 AM.  Your tour starts with a road trip from Bucharest to Curtea de Arges, the historical capital of Wallachia and one of the richest Romanian cities in terms of historical culture. Here, you will visit Curtea de Arges Monastery, built between 1512 and 1517. The monastery is widely famous for the legend of Manole, one of the most well known Romanian myths, which left a powerful mark on its people: “you can’t create something everlasting without sacrifice”. Nowadays the monastery is one of the most important historical monuments in Romania, and it is the final resting place for several members of the Royal Family of Romania.   You will then head on the spectacular Transfagarasan Highway, one of the most beautiful roads in the world. Transfagarasan passes through the Southern Carpathians via the tallest mountains in Romania, Fagaras, reaching heights of 2042 meters. This is the perfect opportunity to take some stunning photos of the surrounding areas. *Transfagarasan Highway is only open between June and November. Lunch: At your expense The last destination for the day is the medieval city of Sibiu, with a rich history of more than 900 years. Sibiu is a superb destination throughout the whole year, but in the summer season it is home to the International Theatre Festival, and in the winter it is home to one of the most impressive Christmas Markets in Romania.   Dinner: At your expense Evening: You have the freedom to spend the rest of your evening as you wish Overnight in Sibiu

Breakfast: At the hotel The second day of your tour of Romania will start at 09:00, and you will make your first stop in Hunedoara, where will take a tour of Corvin Castle, a castle with a particular charm. Also known as Hunyad Castle due to its main inhabitant, John Hunyadi, it is one of the largest castles in Romania. Your next stop will be at Alba Iulia, the town which was home to one of the most important events in Romania’s History as the Union of Transylvania with Romania. We will visit Alba Carolina Fortress, built between 1715 and 1738 in the Vauban architectural style by more than 20,000 workers. Lunch: At your expense   Driving away from Alba Iulia you will reach Turda, a small village which is home to one of the coolest underground attractions in the world, according to Business Insider. Turda Salt Mine with its 13 underground floors, and a spectacular theme park is equipped with a Ferris wheel, mini golf course, tennis court, and a lake. At the end of the day, you will reach Cluj-Napoca, the largest city in Transylvania and one of the largest student centers in Romania. After taking a walking tour through the Old City Center, you will have free time to explore the local cafes and bohemian restaurants near the hotel.   Dinner: At your expense Evening: You have the freedom to spend the rest of your evening as you wish Overnight in Cluj-Napoca

Breakfast: At the hotel Today you are heading East across the Carpathians, to the region of Bucovina. You will leave the hotel at 09:00, and the first stop will be in Bistrita, a city located in the foothills of the mountains. This is the place where Bram Stoker’s character, Jonathan Haker, stayed before meeting Count Dracula.    After taking a short sightseeing tour of Bistrita, you will depart from Transylvania towards Romania’s holy land - Bucovina. Your first stop in Bucovina will be at the Voronet Monastery, one of the 8 UNESCO Painted Monasteries. The monastery was built in 1488, and it is well known for its unique shade of blue, “Blue of Voronet”. In the evening you will reach the hotel and you will enjoy a traditional Romanian dinner.   Dinner: At the hotel Overnight in Voronet