Sinaia and Brasov in one day

Explore the historical wonders of Sinaia and Brasov in a single day with this tour from Bucharest. Visit Peles Castle and enjoy a memorable gondola ride. Experience history, culture, and stunning scenery in the Old City of Brasov. Take in breathtaking views during a day filled with excitement and adventure.

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Begin at Peles Castle, an example of Neo-Renaissance and Gothic Revival architecture. Here, you'll uncover the intricate beauty of one of Europe’s unique royal residences.

Experience breathtaking views of the Carpathian Mountains by taking the Telegondola Cota 1000 ride up to 6,900 feet (2,100 meters). This part of the tour offers a remarkable perspective above the trees and landscapes below.

Visit the historic center of Brasov, known as the Pearl of Transylvania. Walk through the narrowest street in Romania, see the imposing Black Church and watch towers, and explore its picturesque piazza.

Throughout the experience, a knowledgeable expert will guide you, offering valuable insights and information. The activity is offered in 2 languages: English and Italian.

The starting point for this full-day tour is located in Bucharest.

Enjoy the ease of round-trip transfers included in your tour. The exact pickup time will be communicated to you one day before the activity. Note that entrance tickets for the castle and cable car rides are not included, so you will need to purchase these separately.

Reservations for this activity can be made for up to 15 individuals per booking. We recommend you review the "Included" and/or "Good to know" sections below for more details about the experience.

The cancellation policy for this experience is as follows: For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Step back in time as you wander the enchanting streets of Sinaia and the medieval charm of Brasov on a full-day excursion from Bucharest. Reserve your spot now for an unforgettable journey through Romania!