3 Days Dracula Tour in Transylvania

We embark on our journey from Bucharest, heading towards the charming city of Sibiu. En route, we'll make a stop at the historical Cozia Monastery, a fascinating site built in 1386. Upon reaching Sibiu, we'll explore its rich medieval history, visiting its towers, museums, and places of worship. The city, which served as the European Capital of Culture in 2007, offers a glimpse into its vibrant past. We'll spend the night in a 3* hotel in Sibiu (or similar).

Our journey continues from Sibiu to the UNESCO heritage city of Sighisoara, a fortified city founded in the 12th century. We'll admire its brightly painted houses, the famous Clock Tower, and its places of worship. We'll also have the unique opportunity to dine at Vlad Dracula’s house. En route to Brasov, we'll make a brief stop to view the external beauty of Rupea’s fortress. In Brasov, we'll explore the old town and its imposing black church, dating back to the end of the 14th century. We'll rest for the night in a 3* hotel in Brasov or Poiana Brasov (or similar).

On the final day of our tour, we'll leave Brasov and head towards Bucharest. Along the way, we'll stop at Bran to visit the famous castle founded by Teutonic knights during the twelfth century. Next, we'll visit the fabulous Peles Castle, the summer residence of the first king of Romania. After leaving Sinaia, we'll head to Snagov to visit the monastery which is believed to shelter Vlad Dracula’s tomb. We'll then return to Bucharest, concluding our journey.