5 Days Transylvania Tour From Bucharest To Budapest

At 9:00, we departure from the hotel to visit the famous Parliament Building, the second largest administrative building in the world after the Pentagon. You will also visit the historical center and then the pedestrian area, which houses important tourist destinations, high-class historic-artistic buildings and antique restaurants. Then you will visit the village museum, founded by a renowned Romanian sociologist in the 1930s. The museum is highly appreciated by both Bucharest and visitors because it is located in the largest park in Bucharest and it features 19th century farm houses, windmills, ancient stables, crushers and ancient fishermen and shepherds’ houses. Everything is immersed in wonderful greenery. Overnight in a 4 * hotel in Bucharest.

After breakfast, we depart to Sinaia, where we will visit the Peles Castle, considered among the most beautiful castles in Europe for its glamorous interior and for the beautiful and white tower rising on the façade. When it was finished, it was the most modern in Europe, with the thermal power plant, elevator and electricity. After visiting the renowned Castle Bran, known as Dracula Castle and related to the legend of Vlad the Impaler, we head to Brasov, also called Krontstadt, a German name meaning “the crown city”. Brasov, a beautiful city with baroque, neoclassical and Renaissance buildings, rich in important religious buildings, such as the Black Church, is fascinating and perfect for its geographical location. Situated near the Bran castle and ski slopes, Brasov enjoys its wide avenues, the council square, its ancient towers, Gate Ecaterina and Gate Schei. Spend the night in a 3 * hotel in Brasov.

In the morning we depart to the beautiful and ancient Sighisoara, in the heart of Transylvania, with its UNESCO heritage site and its medieval towers, the ramparts, the seats of the ancient craftsmen’s corporations. Here it was born the famous Vlad Dracula in 1431, in fact the prince lived in Sighisoara the early years of his childhood. In the evening we will arrive in Sibiu, Romania’s most fascinating medieval city, with its three magnificent squares, the big square, which houses a large market, a small square with important museums, Huet Square, where you can see the most important sight of Sibiu, the ancient and imposing gospel cathedral, with a tall tower. In front of this Gothic building we will see the statue of the bishop. Entitled the European Capital of Culture in 2007, Sibiu enchants the visitor for its superlative palaces. We will spend the night right in a 3 * hotel in Sibiu.