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609 USD/Person

Tour Description

Tour Description

Day 1: Arrival on Otopeni international airport where you’ll be met by your guide.

Day 2: Breakfast. Our first stop will be the Orthodox Monastery in Sinaia, continuing with the Peleș Castle and then the Black Church. Lunch will be taken in the picturesque region Bran-Moeciu. Our journey continues, taking us deeper into the heart of Transylvania, to Sibiu. We’ll have dinner in one of the restaurants located in the central square.

Day 3: Breakfast. The city tour of Sibiu includes the old town whose attraction is the main Square sheltering the Brukenthal Museum and the Roman Catholic Cathedral, and it continues with Huet Square where we’ll visit the Evangelical Church. Afterwards we’ll go through the passage of stairs and cross the famous Bridge of Lies. After that you'll visit Corvin Castle in Hunedoara and Alba Carolina fortress, a Roman fort, a fortress during the Middle Ages and later a Vauban type citadel provided with bastions. The journey continues with the largest city in Transylvania, Cluj Napoca, proclaimed city of the arts. Accommodation and dinner.

Day 4: Breakfast. The first hours of the day will be devoted to a city tour. St Michael’s Gothic Cathedral overlooking the city’s central square comes first on our list of attractions of the Classic Romania Tour, followed by the Banffy Castle. From Cluj we’re heading to the north west of Romania, to Maramureș. For lunch, we are invited into the home of a welcoming family from the village of Breb. Our final destination is Săpînţa, the world’s one and only community with a merry cemetery. Hotel accommodation. Romanian traditional dinner and folkloric show.

Day 5: Breakfast. In the morning we’ll visit two ancient wooden churches that are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Fund: Poienile Izei (Iza Meadows) and Bârsana. After lunch we reach Biertan, the largest fortified church in Transylvania built by the Saxons in the sixteenth century and nowadays listed as UNESCO monument. An important highlight of the Classic Romania Tour is Sighișoara and the Clock Tower. Hotel accommodation and dinner.

Day 6: Breakfast. After leaving Sighișoara behind we’ll make our way to a small secluded village whose reputation is more recently related to Prince Charles, Viscri. From Viscri we’ll head off to the Prejmer fortress. Lunch in Brasov. Transfer to Bucharest after driving through the scenic Prahova Valley. Dinner in one of the most famous restaurants in the capital.

Day 7: Breakfast. The seven day of the Classic Romania Tour is dedicated to discover Bucharest, the place where Western and Eastern cultures interestingly blend. The most distinctive building dating back to the communist regime is the Palace of the Parliament. Lunch will be taken in the quaint atmosphere of the interwar period at the no less famous restaurant Hanul lui Manuc.

Day 8: Breakfast and check out. The last day of the Classic Romania Tour. The airport transfer will take place according to schedule.

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