Itinerary

Day 1

Going to Bran and Rasnov one can really experience the feeling of what it was like to live in those times and places. As you wander through the mazes of rooms, stairways, secret passages and levels connected with wooden ladders, it's easy to imagine the history and secrets hidden there. And both locations are on mountaintops, so you can walk around outside for great views and fresh Carpathian Mountain air.

Most people know Bran Castle as “Dracula's Castle”, from Bram Stoker's novel.
This story is loosely based on Vlad Tepes who ruthlessly defended this part of Transylvania, and in the process, the legend of his rather gruesome killings inspired the story of Dracula.

Rasnov is a massive 13th century fortress built on a 150 meters high hill.It was built so large that the entire village could live there during a siege by the invaders – usually Turks or Tatars.
They were concerned about having enough water to get them through a prolonged siege, so they made the prisoners there dig a well, 143 meters deep wich took 17 years to finish.

Peles Palace Sinaia
If you could have a party anywhere, this is where you'd have it. It's over-the-top opulent with 160 rooms, a lot of them with different themes, like the Turkish and Moorish salons, rooms designed in Baroque and Rococo. Amazing carved and inlaid wood floors, panels, and ceilings, statues, paintings, armor and weapons, luxurious furniture, leaded glass windows. From the outside, the castle looks like a really nice hunting lodge with statues and fountains on the grounds, and an elegant clock tower. It's on a hill surrounded by rich forests and the towering peaks of the Carpathians.It gives a whole new meaning to ‘living like a king.'

Extra Information

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Profesional Tour Guide

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The tour leaves every day with a minimum of 2 people ocupancy.