Itinerary
- Day 1
Bran - Brașov
You'll head out to Sinaia first thing to see Peleș Castle, which really stands out with its white tower and interior design. When it was finished, this place had everything modern castles didn't yet have like thermal power, elevators, and electricity throughout. After that, you're off to Castle Bran, the one connected to the Dracula legend and Vlad the Impaler's story. From there, continue to Brașov, a medieval city with baroque, neoclassical, and Renaissance buildings mixed together. The Black Church and historic gates are worth seeing while you're there. You'll spend the night in Brașov.
- Start point
- Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta 7, Bucharest 030000, Romania (BUS STOP at the statues, 08:45 - 09:00)
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Hotel Ramada Brasov)
Included Activities
- Visit Peleș Castle
- Visit Castle Bran (Dracula Castle)
- Explore Brașov city
Landmarks Peleș Castle Castle Bran Black Church Gate Ecaterina Gate Schei 
- Day 2
Sibiu
This morning you'll travel to Sighișoara, an ancient medieval city in the middle of Transylvania with UNESCO heritage status. Walk around the medieval towers, ramparts, and old craftsmen's guild areas where you can learn about local history. Vlad Dracula was born here in 1431 and spent his childhood in this city. Later that day, head to Sibiu, which has three different squares worth exploring: the main square with its large market, a smaller square with museums, and Huet Square featuring a tall Gothic cathedral and a bishop statue. The city earned the title of European Capital of Culture in 2007. You'll stay overnight in Sibiu.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Hotel MyContinental Sibiu)
Included Activities
- Visit Sighișoara medieval city and UNESCO heritage site
- Explore Sibiu's three main squares
- Visit Sibiu Cathedral (Evangelical Church)
Optional Activities
- Visit museums in Sibiu's small square
Landmarks Sighișoara Huet Square Sibiu Cathedral 
- Day 3
Timișoara
Start your morning at Castle Corvini in Hunedoara, considered one of the most beautiful castles in Eastern Europe with its Gothic architecture. Major film productions have used this castle because of how it looks. You'll get information about the Corvini family and see the scenery around the castle. Then travel to Timișoara in the Banat region, which borders Romania, Serbia, and Hungary. It's an important university city with buildings that blend different architectural styles. The city was named European Capital of Culture in 2023 and played a major role in history as the starting point of the anti-communist revolution on December 17, 1989. You'll overnight in Timișoara.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit Castle Corvini
- Explore Timișoara city
Landmarks Castle Corvini 
- Day 4
Timișoara to Budapest
Spend the morning in Timișoara checking out the different architectural influences from Turkish, Serbian, Austrian, German, and other cultures throughout the city. Visit the Metropolitan Cathedral and take a walk by the Bega River. You can also wander through Union Square, Freedom Square, and Victory Square. Later in the day, you'll transfer from Romania into Hungary heading toward Budapest, one of Europe's major capitals, and arrive at your destination.
- End point
- Budapest, Budapest, Hungary (Your Hotel or indicated address., 17:00 - 19:00)
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit Timișoara Metropolitan Cathedral
- Walk along Bega River
- Visit Union Square
- Visit Freedom Square
- Visit Victory Square
Landmarks Timișoara Metropolitan Cathedral Union Square Freedom Square Victory Square Bega River 
