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Highlights
Peles Castle – Tour the lavish summer residence of Romania’s Royal Family, set against the Carpathian Mountains
Bran Castle – Step inside Dracula’s Castle, a 13th-century fortress tied to the legend of Vlad the Impaler
Rasnov – Climb to the medieval hilltop citadel built to guard Transylvania’s trade routes
Sighisoara – Wander the UNESCO-listed citadel, birthplace of Vlad Tepes, with cobbled streets and colourful houses
Biertan – Discover Romania’s largest fortified church, encircled by triple defensive walls and towers
Itinerary
This four-day tour from Bucharest showcases Romania’s most captivating medieval landmarks. Explore fairytale castles like Peles and Bran—better known as Dracula’s Castle—before wandering the fortress town of Brasov. Travel through Transylvania’s citadels, from Fagaras and Rupea to the colourful UNESCO-listed old town of Sighisoara, birthplace of Vlad the Impaler. Visit charming Saxon villages such as Crit and Biertan, then marvel at the imposing Corvin Castle and the historic Alba Iulia. The trip ends in Sibiu, with its German-inspired charm, and Curtea de Arges, home to Romania’s royal necropolis, before returning to Bucharest.
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