Transylvania, Maramures, Bucovina & Black Sea

(**Important note: Driver-guide for maximum 3 passengers. From Four to Seven the tour will go with a driver and guide**.) Welcome to your Europamundo Tryp Styles tour! We begin the route traveling to the city Sinaia, located in the breathtaking Prahova Valley, surrounded by mountains with lush forests and waterfalls. Here, you will visit the impressive Peles Castle, the summer residence of the Romanian kings, created by King Charles I (**Important note**: closed Mondays from April to October and closed Mondays and Tuesdays from October to April). After the visit, continue to Bran to visit the famous Castle of Count Dracula. During the visit you will be able to discover the history of the mysterious place over the years and marvel at this construction, located on the top of a cliff and declared a national monument. Free time for lunch near the castle. The route continues towards Brasov to explore the city on foot, starting at the Council Square, built by the Saxons and known as Markplatz. One of the city´s highlights is the Black Church, the main Gothic church in Romania and the largest between Vienna and Istanbul, which was named after the Great Fire in 1689. On the tour, you will also have the opportunity to explore The narrowest street in Europe: Rope Street. Accommodation at the hotel.

The day starts with a visit to Sighisoara, the birthplace of Vlad Tepes or Count Dracula, where you can climb the famous Clock Tower to enjoy the beautiful Transylvanian landscape and stroll through its medieval streets full of colorful houses, full of stalls. of memories and picturesque corners. The city is surrounded by a medieval citadel listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After the visit, you will head to the medieval city of Sibiu, an architectural jewel, European Cultural Capital in 2007 and the cultural jewel of Romania. Take a guided walking tour of the beautiful city, passing by the Plazas Mayor and Menor, the iconic Bridge of Lies, and the Evangelical Church, among others. The city is full of bohemian-style alleys and squares, with picturesque colorful buildings on whose roofs you can see the famous “eyes of Sibiu”. Accommodation in Sibiu.

After breakfast, we drive towards Alba Iulia, the memorable place of the Great Union of Romania. Here we can visit the impressive Orthodox Cathedral and the Catholic Cathedral, the oldest cathedral in Romania. More importantly, you will take a tour of the Habsburg citadel, also known as the Alba Carolina citadel, to fortify which Roman ruins have also been used. Next stop will be in Turda to visit an impressive salt mine that historically supplied salt to the entire region of Transylvania. This salt mine was formed about 14 million years ago and was exploited by the Romans. It extends over 45 km2 underground, at a depth of 1.2 km. Transfer to Cluj Napoca and accommodation at the hotel.

The city tour will include a visit to the Museum of Archaeology, where you will immerse yourself in the rich Romanian history and visit the majestic Orthodox Cathedral. After the visit you can explore the city at your own pace and enjoy the uniqueness of Constanta. Next, we will travel to Bucharest where, if the flight schedule allows it, we will tour the old town of the capital - where monuments such as the Curtea Veche Church and its museum, Bucur church, Orthodox Cathedral and the Patriarchal Church, Catholic Cathedral, Athenaeum, Stavropoleos Church, Cantacuzino Savings Bank and Palace, Revolution Square, Lipscani Street. Transfer to Henri Coanda airport and farewell to the local guide. We wish you a pleasant return flight! End of our services.