Romania Transylvania Brasov

Set against a picturesque backdrop of the Carpathian mountains, this popular city is known for its well preserved historic attractions.

Transylvania's finest Gothic church is known for its famous organ, as well as its collection of old carpets.

This 15C defensive system is comprised of several towers, gates, and walls, including the Black Tower, Weavers' Bastion, and more.

Stroll through this lovely city admiring its wealth of well preserved historic sites, set against a beautiful mountainous backdrop.

Ride the funicular up the mount for a breathtaking panorama of the city, or brave the hilltop nature reserve and its hiking trails.

The largest adventure park in Eastern Europe, spanning 14 rope courses of varying difficulty that will excite all ages.

Transylvania's biggest aqua park offers fun for the entire family, boasting pools, water slides, saunas, and Turkish baths.

A museum tracing the local history from the Paleolithic period, through Bronze and Iron Ages, and to the Guilds of medieval Brasov.

This 13C market square is lined with some of Brasov's best preserved old buildings and has witnessed centuries of local history.

Transport yourself back in time in this charming district, riddled with historic buildings and authentic old time Romanian culture.

A rich museum housing collections of 18C-20C paintings, as well as exhibits of European porcelain and Oriental decor.

Dedicated to folk handicraft, this museum showcases regional garb, 16C silver jewelry, traditional weaving techniques, and more.

This 13C church in the oldest building in Brasov, housing an exhibit of Saxon folk art, traditional attire, furniture, and decor.

The site of a school since the 14C, this building houses Romania's first printing press and a collection of rare printed tomes.

Visit Brasov's most beautiful three-nave synagogue, established in 1901 and boasting exceptional Spanish style design.

Set outside the city center, this zoo is home to various animal species and promises a nice afternoon away from the city bustle.

Boasting a melange of architectural styles, this 15C church is well-worth a visit for its myriad paintings and frescoes.

The only surviving relic of the medieval fortification system, this 16C gate is capped with four fine turrets and houses a museum.

Take a walk through the narrowest street in Brasov, a 17C corridor spanning 135cm at its widest point and running for 80m.