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For some tours there may be a difference between arrival and departure times, depending on your schedule. Tours are calculated on the days actually spent in the destination city and do not take into account arrival and departure days. Please take 2 days in advance of the tour to ensure the most enjoyable experience.
For accommodation, I recommend "Casa Wagner" or "Hotel Bella Muzica", both offering comfortable and affordable options in the heart of the Council Square. Check availability and book early to get the best rates. With a budget of €100 per person per day, you'll be able to cover accommodation, meals and most of the activities on offer, while making sure to allocate resources for local transport and any entrance tickets to attractions.
Our website offers a unique free tour designed to guide travel enthusiasts through the heart of Romania, exploring two of the most vibrant cities: Brasov and Bucharest. This digital tour is an invitation to discover the cultural, historical and gastronomic richness of these destinations, without hidden costs, insurance or additional benefits. It is an opportunity to enrich yourself spiritually and culturally, to venture through streets steeped in history and to sample local traditions.
In Brasov, a city surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains, visitors are encouraged to stroll through the historic centre, where Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance architecture blends harmoniously with nature. The Black Church, with its impressive history, and Sforii Street, one of the narrowest streets in Europe, are just some of the treasures you will discover. We offer restaurant recommendations where you can enjoy traditional Romanian dishes, as well as suggestions for budget accommodation, allowing you to experience local hospitality.
The exploration continues in Bucharest, a dynamic city that combines history with modernity. From the impressive Palace of Parliament, one of the largest administrative buildings in the world, to the tranquility of the Cismigiu Garden, every corner of the capital tells a story of Romania's history. We guide you to bohemian cafés and restaurants where modern cuisine meets traditional tastes, creating memorable culinary experiences.
Our digital tour includes virtually guided cultural trails, offering an in-depth perspective on the places visited. Each recommendation comes with detailed descriptions, self-exploration tips and cultural and historical information that will help you better understand the Romanian essence. We also provide guides for efficient use of public transport, so you can move easily between sights.
Our tour is designed for independent, adventurous and curious travellers who want to explore at their own pace, with respect for local traditions and customs. We offer responsible travel advice, encouraging visitors to leave a positive impact on local communities and the environment. In addition, our FAQ section answers travellers' frequently asked questions, offering peace of mind and reassurance when exploring these destinations.
With this free tour, we aim to open the doors to an authentic Romania, full of stories, traditions and landscapes waiting to be discovered. It is more than just a journey; it is an enriching, educating and inspiring experience. We invite travellers from all over the world to join this adventure, exploring Brasov and Bucharest with an open heart and adventurous spirit, ready to write their own chapters in the travel diary of a lifetime.
Morning: Start your adventure with a walk through the cobbled streets of the historic centre. Be enchanted by the architectural charm of the Black Church, the largest Gothic church in Romania.
Lunch: Stop for a traditional lunch in the Council Square. Choose "La Ceaun" for delicious local specialties, keeping you within your daily budget.
Afternoon: Explore the White Tower and the Black Tower for a panoramic view of the city. Prepare yourself physically as there's quite a long mountain climb ahead. Don't worry as it is landscaped and you can climb without equipment! Be careful on the way down.
Evening: Dinner at "Sergiana" in the Council Square, where you can enjoy traditional dishes in an authentic Romanian setting.
Morning: Venture on a hike to Seven Stairs Canyon, a natural wonder accessible to all fitness levels.
Lunch: Snack pack of local produce purchased from a nearby shop.
Afternoon: Return to Brasov and visit Strada Sforii, one of the narrowest streets in Europe.
Evening: Dinner at "Casa Hirscher", where you can try traditional Romanian pies and other local delicacies.
Morning: Visit the First Romanian School and the Church of St. Nicolae in Șcheii Brașov for an insight into the history of Romanian education.
Lunch: Lunch at the "Bistro de l'Arte", where you can taste modern dishes with a traditional touch.
Evening: Explore Brasov's Museum of Urban Civilisation, located in an old house in the Council Square.
Evening: Relax over dinner at the "Casa Românească", where traditional dishes are expertly prepared.
Morning: Take a trip to Bran Castle, also known as 'Dracula's Castle', to explore fascinating legends and stories.
Lunch: Sample traditional cuisine at restaurants near the castle.
Afternoon: On the way back, stop in Râșnov to visit the fortress and enjoy the spectacular views.
Evening: Light dinner at a local Brasov restaurant, perhaps a salad or tea in a quiet café.
Morning: Have breakfast at a local café, then enjoy your last moments in Brasov with a souvenir shopping session.
Lunch: End your adventure with lunch at "La Republique", where you can try pizza with a Romanian twist.
Afternoon: Prepare for departure, taking with you unforgettable memories and experiences.
5 days - A perfect time to explore and enjoy the diversity of Brasov without rushing.
Brasov - The heart of the tour, with forays into its surroundings, including Bran Castle and Rasnov Fortress.
Cultural and Gastronomic - Emphasis on discovering local history, architecture, traditions and, of course, Romanian cuisine.
Easy to Moderate - Activities are accessible to most travellers, with light city walks and easy nature hikes.
500 euro total per person - This budget includes accommodation, local transport, food each day at the restaurant and main activities. It is important to adjust this budget according to personal preferences and unexpected expenses.
On foot and by car - Brasov is an excellent city to explore on foot. For trips to the surrounding area, renting a car or using local buses are the most convenient options.
Budget Hotels and Pensions - There are many comfortable and affordable options in the historic center, perfect for budget travelers.
Sarmale, mămăligă with cheese and sour cream, stew, Romanian pies and many other delights. Brasov offers a wide variety of restaurants serving traditional Romanian dishes.
The Black Church, Sforii Street, the White Tower and the Black Tower, the Council Square, Bran Castle, Rasnov Fortress, and the Seven Stairs Canyon.
Respect for local history and culture is essential. Bucharesters appreciate politeness and a friendly attitude.
English is widely spoken among young people and in tourist areas. Basic knowledge of French can also be useful.
For EU citizens and those from many other countries, no visa is required to enter Romania.
There are no specific health risks or mandatory vaccinations for visitors to most countries, but it is recommended that you check the latest travel advice from your country.
No special vaccinations are required, but check standard travel recommendations.
Brasov is a safe city for tourists, but, as in any big city, standard caution is recommended: be careful with personal belongings and avoid sparsely populated areas at night.
There are numerous online reviews on platforms such as TripAdvisor, Google Reviews and Lonely Planet.
This itinerary is self-guided. For guided tours, you can check reputable local operators on review sites.
As a self-guided tour, you have the flexibility to tailor it to your liking, choosing which attractions to visit and when.