Medieval City of Brasov: The Council Square, the Black Church, Catherine;s Gate, the White Tower, the Black Tower, the Synagogue, the Rope Street, The Bastions, Tampa Alley

Sighisoara is the only medieval citadel sill inhabited in South Eastern Europe. Also known for Vlad the Impaler's birthplace.

Built by the Teutonic Knights in the 13th century as a fortress against the Ottomans. Used by the Prince Vlad the Impaler, upon whom the legend of Dracula is partially based, during his reigns.

One of the best castles in Romania.

The citadel Alba Carolina was built between 1714 and 1738, its walls being laid out in the shape of a seven-point star, and its six gates richly decorated with baroque ornaments, unique in the European military architecture.

Set in the heart of Transylvania, Viscri is a paragon of genuine rural life, a place increasingly sought by tourists, but, despite this, still faithful to the principles of traditional life.

The most spectacular Romanian project carried out under the dictatorship of Nicolae Ceausescu.

One of the most important historical landmarks in Romania, a one-of-a-kind construction, is the summer residence of the Romanian Royal Family.

Cluj-Napoca, Sighisoara, Alba-Iulia, Sibiu, Brasov.