Sibiu in 3 days: every stone and alley tells you stories of the past

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Sibiu, with its narrow cobbled streets and colourful buildings echoing the old days, is a travel destination that instantly transports you to a world where history meets modernity. Located in the heart of Transylvania, this city steeped in history and culture is a treasure trove for explorers, gourmets and art lovers alike.

From the very first steps into the Grand Square, the centre of public and cultural life in Sibiu, you are caught in the spell of the place. The baroque buildings, with their colourful facades and roofs with the "eyes of Sibiu" that seem to follow you at every step, create a fairytale setting. Here, in the heart of the city, numerous cultural events, festivals and fairs bring local traditions and crafts to life.

A walk to the Council Tower, which watches over the Small Square, gives you a panoramic view of the city and its picturesque surroundings. The Brukenthal Museum, housed in an impressive Baroque palace, opens its doors to reveal treasures of European art, while the adjacent streets are lined with art galleries, boutiques and chic cafés, each with its own story.

You can't talk about Sibiu without mentioning the ASTRA Museum of Traditional Folk Civilization, the largest open-air museum in Romania. Situated in the heart of nature, on the shores of Lake Dumbrava, this museum offers you a window into the past, presenting traditional farms, craft workshops and water mills, all functional and ready to introduce you to the Romanian rural life of yesteryear.

Sibian gastronomy is a special chapter, a combination of tastes and flavours reflecting the cultural diversity of the region. From elegant restaurants, where you can taste reinterpreted Romanian cuisine, to traditional taverns where authentic dishes such as sarmalele, mămăliga with cheese and cream or Siberian pies will spoil your taste buds, Sibiu is a culinary paradise;

For those looking for adventure and relaxation in nature, the surroundings of Sibiu offer numerous hiking trails, dense forests and idyllic rural landscapes. A trip to the Dumbrava Forest or a visit to some of the most beautiful Saxon villages in Romania, such as Biertan or Valea Viilor, completes the Siberian experience, giving you an authentic insight into traditional Transylvanian life.

Besides its natural and architectural beauty, Sibiu is distinguished by the hospitality of its inhabitants. The city invites you to take part in its vibrant cultural life, participate in craft workshops, listen to stories about local heroes or simply enjoy the peace and quiet of an afternoon in one of its hidden gardens.

In conclusion, a trip to Sibiu is more than just a visit to a historic city; it is an adventure that stimulates your senses, enriches your knowledge and fills your soul with memories. Whether you're drawn to urban exploration, culinary adventures or relaxing in the midst of nature, Sibiu has something to offer for everyone, making every visit a unique and unforgettable experience.