Romania Transylvania Sibiu

A wonderful 12C city rich in Romanian history, known for its superb museums, medieval fortifications, and more.

The largest open-air museum in Romania presents folk culture and industry, as well as examples of traditional Romanian architecture.

Stroll through the streets of Sibiu's historic heart, admiring brilliant Baroque buildings, or visiting any of its rich museums.

Rimmed with Sibiu's most significant historic buildings, this largest city square boasts diverse architecture and undeniable charm.

Lined with shops and restaurants popular with locals and travelers alike, this medieval commercial center retains a unique air.

Dedicated to homeopathy and apothecary labs, this diverse museum houses 6,000 pieces of the pharmaceutical trade and art.

A railway museum, exhibiting engines, snowplows, and steam locomotives some of which date to early 19C.

An 18C Baroque palace home to exhibits of a large collection of 15C-18C fine art, as well as old books, engravings, and coins.

Don't miss Sibiu's iconic 14C Gothic cathedral. Enjoy the Wednesday organ concert or climb the 73m tower for thrilling views.

Climb the spiraling steps up to the 7th floor for spectacular panoramic views of the Historic Center and the towering Fagaras Mountains.

Housed in a 14C building with quaint arcades, this ethnographic museum exhibits wonderful Saxon ceramics, textiles, and crafts.

The oldest park in Romania dates to 1856 and offers a rich variety of tree species, as well as several architectural curios.

Connecting two major Old Town squares, Romania's oldest iron-cast bridge dates to 1859 and is said to expose liars and cheats.

A 1904 cathedral boasting exquisite decorative elements, such as a gilt wooden iconostasis, round mosaics, and neo-Byzantine murals.

Dating to the 18C, this church was built by the Austrian Jesuit monks who came in the late 17C.