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Visit the magnificent Dracula Castle
See the painted monasteries of Bucovina
Discover the idyllic Transylvania
Take a trip to the wooden churches of Maramures
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Ready for an immersive journey through Romania’s most enchanting regions? The Romania Grand Tour is a 10-day road trip designed to showcase the country’s best-kept secrets. You’ll uncover the rustic charm of Maramures, bask in the verdant splendor of Bucovina, and explore the mysterious landscapes of Transylvania—home to Dracula’s legend.
More than just a checklist of attractions, this trip emphasizes meaningful exploration and cultural connection. With a dedicated guide at your side, you’ll delve into the heart of historic towns, local traditions, and stunning rural vistas. The tour balances sightseeing with ample time to savor each destination, ensuring a rich and memorable experience.
What sets this tour package apart is its focus on authenticity—offering not only a comprehensive look at Romania’s cultural and natural wonders, but also the insight and personal touch of an expert guide to make your vacation truly special.
Usually, travelers see Bucharest only as their jumpstart point to other destinations in Romania. But a good guide can show you that this is one of the best places in the country. Visit the Parliament Palace, the second- largest building in the world, discover the beautiful old houses in the city's village museum and get to know the history of Bucharest in its old town. During this one-day tour, you will discover the mix of old and new that is Bucharest.
On your way from Bucharest to Brasov, your tour guide will show you Peleș Castle, which is hidden in the mountains. It is an amazing castle build by the first King, Carol I. The afternoon itinerary includes a trip to Bran Castle, popularly known as Dracula Castle, the most famous attraction in Romania.
Head for the medieval city of Brasov in the evening. Situated in the heart of Romania, this city benefits from its ancient history. Thanks to its geographical position and
a good connections to Moldavia and Valachia, Brasov is expected to grow fast, becoming one of the most important centers of Transylvania.
The next region you will visit in Romania is Bucovina. The road from Brasov to Bucovina is long, but on the way, you will see the Bicaz Gorge and Red Lake. One of the most interesting water bodies in Romania, this lake gets its name from the reflection of the nearby mountains. Of course, we have some legends to tell you about this lake. Your home tonight will be Gura Humorului.
Romania is a religious country and a big part of her heritage are the churches that were built hundreds of years ago. In Bucovina, you will visit three painted monasteries, all of which are Unesco World Heritage sites. Discover the beauty and heritage of these monuments and their unique colors that are found nowhere else in the world.
The road from Bucovina to Maramures will show you some of the most beautiful landscapes in Romania. Maramures, the unspoiled region of the country, will spoil you with interesting attractions. Your final destination of the day is Sighetu Marmatiei. However, before you reach there, your tour guide will take you to yet another Unesco World Heritage site that is over 300 years old – Barsana Monastery.
There are seven other monasteries in Maramures that are all listed on Unesco. However, they are spread all over the region. Another place that you will visit today is the Merry Cemetery, a cemetery like no other in the world, with funny messages and colorful crosses.
It is time to say goodbye to Maramures and explore Transylvania. Your first destination in Transylvania is Bontida Castle, which you will visit en route to Cluj Napoca. You will also head out to explore Cluj Napoca in the afternoon.
On your way from Cluj to Sibiu, you will stop to see the white citadel of Alba Carolina as well as one of the most amazing underground attractions in the country, the salt mine of Turda. The latter attraction is an underground fun park carved in salt. This is a landmark that cannot be missed during any trip to Romania.
Use this day to discover Sibiu, considered one of the best cities to visit in Romania. Have a long walk in its old town, wander on its narrow streets and visit the Astra Museum as well as the village museum. One day in Sibiu is enough to fall in love with this medieval city.
Sighisoara, the most beautiful citadel in Romania, can be visited on a day trip from Sibiu. Enjoy this fairytale place and remember that this is the only inhabited citadel in Europe! The Sighisoara Sibiu road passes through another medieval city: Medias. You will stop and visit Medias if you have enough time.
The last day of your 10-day Romania itinerary will get you back from Sibiu to Bucharest. On the way stop and visit Curtea de Arges monastery considered one of the most beautiful churches in Romania. Your tour in Romania stops in Bucharest, where you can be transferred to the airport.
Very organized. The time was well used to see major sites and to get a feel for the history and daily life. The tour was responsive to our request to include some outdoor, active activities in addition to sightseeing. The local guide was very good, knowledgeable and genial. Importantly, he was a good driver. The hotels were well selected, except for the one in Cluj which was a bit out of the center.
Florin was very good, with one criticism. He was not proactive in alerting us to a five day holiday period near the end of our trip. Had we know this in advance, we might have used our time differently. We ended in a city, where all of the museums were closed.