Day 1: Arrival – Bucharest City Tour – Restaurant Count Dracula. Only a few kilometers away from Bucharest we’ll reach a charmed islet in the middle of a lake, with a small chapel inhabited by only one monk. The evening is devoted to the old historical center; the narrow streets nowadays filled with stylish bistros and cafés used to be witnesses of public trials whose merciless judge was the Wallachian prince Vlad the Impailer (Romanian Vlad Ţepes ), Dracula himself. The Halloween Party starts in a themed restaurant dedicated to Count Dracula.

Day 2: Bucharest hides numerous well-kept secrets and The People’s House, the largest functional building in Europe, seems to gather more enigmas and mysteries than any other place. Next in our itinerary is Brasov, an old medieval city at the foot of the Carpathians, surrounded by thick defense walls. It’s your first night in Transylvania!

Day 3: After breakfast we head out to Sibiu following the former trade routes taken hundreds of years ago by armies, caravans or fugitives. Among Transylvanian specific houses, the half-ruined tower of the Cistercian Abbey can hardly co unnoticed. Next, we stop in Sibiu to visit the old town with its large and picturesque square, and learn the secrets guarded by the city walls and the catacombs underneath. The evening’s attraction is Corvin gothic castle whose visitors never forget it.

Day 4: After breakfast we continue our journey through the region of Transylvania which has yet secrets to reveal, making your Halloween quite unforgettable. Later on we’ll reach Biertan where we visit the famous fortified church dating back to the Middle Ages, whose bleak image inspired many novelists. Sighisoara is closely related to the origins of prince Vlad, without whom Dracula’s legend would have never existed. We’ll pay a visit to the house where Vlad Dracul was born.

Day 5: Viscri is a small Transylvanian village near the Carpathian mountains where you’ll meet wonderful people. After a traditional Romanian lunch In the evening you have the unique chance to visit Bran Castle, the castle of count Dracula, lit by candlelight. Ielele, a kind of evil fairies present in the Romanian folklore will certainly try to lure you into the world beyond…

Day 6: On our return trip, we’ll delve into the enigmas of an even more mysterious palace: a somber castle whose chambers have strange symbols that many consider a gate to the world of the spirits.

Day 7: Your Halloween holidays come to an end but to story will be continued …