• Peleș Castle - Peleș Castle is a stunning neo-Renaissance architectural gem situated in the Carpathian Mountains of Romania, close to the town of Sinaia. Constructed between 1873 and 1914, it was commissioned by King Carol I of Romania as a summer retreat. The castle is celebrated for its scenic location amidst lush forests and its intricate design, which combines Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance styles with German influences.

Peleș Castle boasts over 160 rooms, each adorned with opulent details such as wood carvings, stained glass windows, and rich tapestries. Its interior showcases a blend of European and Oriental themes, featuring valuable art collections, furniture, and weaponry from around the world. Highlights include the grand staircase, the Hall of Honor, and the library with secret doors.

Encircled by meticulously maintained gardens, the castle offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and is considered one of the most beautiful castles in Europe.

• Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle) - Bran Castle, often known as “Dracula’s Castle,” is a historic fortress located in Romania, near the town of Bran, on the border between Transylvania and Wallachia. The castle is perched on a rocky hill and surrounded by dense forests, giving it a dramatic and imposing presence. Built in the 14th century, the castle served as a strategic defense point against invading forces, including the Ottoman Empire.

The architecture of Bran Castle is a blend of medieval and Gothic styles, featuring tall towers, narrow staircases, and labyrinthine corridors. It has 57 rooms, including a secret passage that adds to its mysterious allure. Despite its popular association with Bram Stoker’s fictional Dracula, there is no evidence that Vlad the Impaler, the historical figure who inspired the character, ever resided there.

• Brasov Historical Center - Brasov, formerly known as Kronstadt, boasts a well-preserved historical center filled with centuries-old homes connected by narrow, cobblestone streets, retaining its German medieval charm. A walking tour of this charming town begins at the main square, which features the Gothic Black Church (Biserica Neagră), the old City Hall, watch towers, walls surrounding the former citadel, and the narrowest street in Europe.

• Black Church (Biserica Neagra) - Over 600 years old, the Black Church in Brasov is the most renowned monument in this historic Transylvanian town. It is the largest hall church east of Vienna and one of the largest medieval churches in this part of Europe.

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• Entry/Admission - Peleș Castle 10€ per person
• Entry/Admission - Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle) 14€ per person
• Entry/Admission - Black Church 4€ per person
• Lunch

Begin your journey with a picturesque drive to Peleș Castle, located in the delightful town of Sinaia. This Neo-Renaissance gem, formerly the summer home of Romanian royalty, impresses with its sophisticated architecture, opulent interiors, and stunning views of the nearby mountains.

Then, proceed to the medieval city of Brașov, where history and culture seamlessly merge. Wander through its charming streets, adorned with Gothic and Baroque structures, and visit the renowned Black Church, the largest Gothic church in Eastern Europe. Relish lunch at one of the cozy cafes in the main square, Piața Sfatului, while enjoying the lively local ambiance.

Conclude your adventure at the legendary Bran Castle, famously associated with the Dracula legend. Situated on a rocky cliff, this intriguing fortress offers a rich history and captivating views of the surrounding landscape. Discover its winding staircases, secret chambers, and medieval artifacts.

• This is a private tour. Only your group will participate
• Peles Castle is closed Monday and Tuesday. We can visit Castle from outside

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.