Round trip in Transylvania

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Round trip in Romania - Transylvania

1st day Frankfurt - Bucharest - Sibiu

Line flight to Bucharest. Reception by your Romanian tour guide, followed by a city tour. The capital of Romania, with more than 2 million inhabitants is one of the biggest towns of the east. Our journey goes further on toBucharest (capital of Romania). After a two-hour journey we reach Bucharest. Bucharest, “Paris of the East”Bucur, the legendary after which the capital city was named. During the city tour you see cultivated parks, historic architectural monuments from "Belle Epoque", the Triumphal Arch and even the monument of the Roman Wolf with Romulus and Remus. City tour of Bucharest, the center of political, economic and cultural life.Bucharest experienced many dark times, like it's destruction by the Turks in 1595 during the course of centuries. The capital of the country is still called Paris of the Balkans. You will take a tour to the National Teather, the University, the Patriarch's Church and monumental structures of the 20th century, which were established by dictator Ceausescu – and if possible, the Palace of the Parliament (The House of the People) the second largest building of the world after the Pentagon. We begin a city tour by visiting the Patriarch's Church (seat of the orthodox head from Romania), the village museum. Afterwards, journey from Pitesti and the Red Tower pass toTransylvania. Dinner and overnight stay in Sibiu.

2nd day - Sibiu - Sighisoara - Biertan - Bran- Brasov - Sinaia /Predeal

Breakfast. In the morning, you arrive at Sibiu (Hermann's town). The town situated at the foot of the Carpathians, was in 12th Century under Hungarian rule, from German colonist, the Saxons founded.)n in. During a short walk in the Old Town, you can see the big and small ring and afterwards, The Liar's Bridge and theBruckenthal museum. Afterwards, you go past the Gothic Hallerhaus from the 16th century and the Catholic baroque church from the 18th century. At the same time, one can also attend the Gothic church, the seat of the Protestant bishops from Romania. Also, here is where the son of Dracula, Mihnea the Bad is buried. Afterwards, a journey to Sighisoara .One also it arrive in Sighisoara (castle Schäss). This town is often compared to Salzburg. The places of interest of the town are: the old clock tower, the birthplace of prince Dracula, the mountain church, as well as also the "Josef Haltrich" high school. The nicest medieval town of Romania rises on a wooded hill. Along the fortress wall another nine keep watch along with the original 14 towers with sharp roofs. The imposing building from the 14th century was used by the council hall also as a ammunition depot, where the treasury and the archive that were found were put after a fire rutting season of 1676 in the stand. Showpiece of the historical museum in the hourly tower is the simulation of a chemist's shop from the 17th century. In the afternoon, a short stop at the church castle, considered the biggest in Romania: Biertan (Birthälm). Here is where the seat of the Protestant bishops was untill the end of the 19th century. Afterwards, in Medias, a visit of the Margarethen Church with her winged altarpiece is attended. This is the biggest in the country. The journey continues to Bran. Although the construction was already started by the Teutons, the castle has its current appearance only in 13th century, when the Transylvanian Saxons have developed it and integrated it into the defensive system of Brasov. This castle is also known as the castle of Dracula because for a short time also the prince Dracula (Vlad the Impaler) from the Valahia lived here.

Nevertheless, Vlad "Tepes" Dracula never lived there. However, since it's incredibly situated in the middle ofTransylvania, it reminds of the description of Dracula's castle from Bram Stokers's novel of the same name. inthe morning we go to Brasov (Kronstadt king Andreas II presented in 1211 the knights of the German order with land in the Burzenland on the east border of his empire. Thanks to its situation, the town soon became an important commercial metropolis and a fair metropolis, and later on, a center for the German minority inRomania.) . You will attend the city hall square in the heart of the Old Town, the Black Church, the historic quarter and the city fortification. Here, in Brasov's Old Town with its black church which is also visited, the valuable Turkish carpets which were given during the centuries by the dealers of the church of Brasov, are displayed here, on the biggest Gothic construction from East Europe. The old city hall can also be visited nearby. One spends the midday in the ski area of Poiana Brasov where one will eat at "The Robber's Hut". Dinner and overnight stay in Sinaia/Predeal.

3rd day Predeal - Bucharest

Breakfast. In the morning, we can visit the Peles Palace in Sinaia, which was the summer residence of the royal family. Inspections of the Castles Peles and Pelisor are in the program. Karl von Hohenzollern – who ascended to the Romanian king's throne as Carol the I, invested during 1875-1914 in the summer castle Peles. The mixture of wooden architecture, stone architecture and half-timbered architecture with asymmetrical pileworks in the style of German Renaissance, Italian terraces, baroque and rococo flourishes are seen. Built in the Bavarian style, the Peles Palace reminds the Hohenzollern of her native country. Immediately, besides a wonderful monastery from the monks from the Sinai peninsula which was built in the 17th century. From the Sinaipeninsula, the name that was given to this monastery, was also given to the city. The journey continues toBucharest (capital of Romania) In about 2 hours, we reach Bucharest.

4 th day-Bucharest-Frankfurt

Transfer to the airport. Resignation of the Romanian tour guide and home flight in the first afternoon hours.

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Round trip in Transylvania