• Viscri - Viscri village, the traditional Saxon village, is one of the oldest in all Transylvania. We will serve a traditional lunch, before visiting the Fortified Church, that unlike many of the other fortified churches, was built around 1100 by the Szekler population and taken over by Saxon colonists 100 years later. Here you will meet a traditional blacksmith in his workshop and he will show you how is working in a traditional blacksmith workshop, all these things in an exclusive traditional tour in a horse cart.
• Sighisoara - Sighisoara, one of the best-preserved cities in Europe and the only city in Romania which looks exactly the same way as in the 16th century and it is also the last still inhabited medieval citadel not only in Transylvania but in whole Europe.
  Before starting the walking tour your tourist guide will have an informal talk with you on Vlad the Impaler - Dracula, what is truth, and what is fiction. In Sighisoara, the German settlers built the city in the late part of the 12th century. The walking tour includes the two squares of the Citadel, the Scholars’ Staircase, the Tinsmiths’ Tower, the House with Antler, and the Tower with Clock.

• Private transportation
• Horse cart ride & blacksmith visit
• Surcharges on fuel
• Bottled water
• Lunch

• Gratuities

The Medieval Transylvania Tour takes you on a leisurely journey through two remarkable sites in Transylvania- the Viscri village and the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler, known as one of the most well-preserved townships in Europe.

Our adventure begins with a trip to Viscri village, a traditional Saxon settlement that boasts of a rich history going back centuries in Transylvania. Here, a local blacksmith will welcome us into his workspace, demonstrating the workings of a traditional blacksmith shop. This fascinating process will be presented as part of an exclusive horse cart tour.

Post a delicious lunch, we bid goodbye to Viscri and head towards the city of Sighisoara. As we traverse the path, you will get to savour the taste of genuine Transylvanian jams made with a familial recipe that traces back to old-world grandmothers.

Our tour ends in the city of Sighisoara- a living testimony to the 16th-century aesthetics of Transylvania. It stands as one of the most preserved cities all over Europe, and is the only Romanian city that has retained its ancient looks. It also holds the distinction of being the last inhabited medieval citadel in Europe.

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