Itinerary
- Day 1
Bucharest
Start your day at the Palace of Parliament, which ranks among the world's largest administrative buildings. Walk through downtown Bucharest to check out Hanul Lui Manuc and Revolution Square, then head to the Romanian Athenaeum. From there, you'll stroll along Victory Avenue and finish at the Arch of Triumph, where exhibits cover Romanian history and the country's unification story.
- Start point
- Bucharest, Romania (Any location in Bucharest or Ilfov, 08:00 - 09:00)
Included Activities
- Private guided tour of Palace of Parliament (People's House)
- Walking tour of Historical City Centre
- Visit Hanul Lui Manuc fortified inn
- Exploration of Revolution Square
- Private tour covering communism history and Nicolae Ceausescu
- Visit Romanian Athenaeum
- Tour of Victory Avenue landmarks
- Visit Arch of Triumph with exhibits
Optional Activities
- Dining at bohemian restaurants on Victory Avenue
- Shopping at retail stores and gift shops
- Visiting museums along Victory Avenue
- Attending performances at theatres
- Tea at tea shops
- Viewing National History Museum
Landmarks Palace of Parliament Hanul Lui Manuc Revolution Square Romanian Athenaeum Victory Avenue (Calea Victoriei) Arch of Triumph Royal Palace Senate Palace CEC Palace 
- Day 2
Curtea de Arges - Transfagarasan Highway - Sibiu
Leave Bucharest and drive toward Transylvania, stopping first at Curtea de Arges to see the royal tombs and the 13th century Royal Church. Next up is Poenari Fortress, where you'll climb 1,480 stairs to reach the ruined castle that connects to Vlad the Impaler's legend. Later, you'll drive the Transfagarasan Highway with its dramatic mountain scenery before arriving in Sibiu for a tour of this 900-year-old medieval town.
Included Activities
- Private guided tour of Curtea de Arges old town
- Visit to Royal Church (13th century)
- Visit to Arges Monastery
- Climb to Poenari Fortress (1,480 stairs)
- Drive along Transfagarasan Highway
- City tour of Sibiu Old City Center
- Visit to Evangelical Cathedral in Sibiu
Optional Activities
- Dining at Sibiu restaurants
- Exploring Sibiu's cultural attractions
- Shopping and local experiences in Sibiu
Landmarks Curtea de Arges Royal Church of Curtea de Arges Arges Monastery Poenari Fortress Transfagarasan Highway Sibiu Evangelical Cathedral 
- Day 3
Biertan - Sighisoara
Head to two UNESCO World Heritage sites in Transylvania. First, walk around Biertan Fortified Church, a Saxon settlement from 1224 with three defensive walls and seven bastions. Then move on to Sighisoara, where you'll walk the cobblestone streets of this 12th century medieval town enclosed by 14-meter stone walls. The fortress here has been continuously inhabited for more than 700 years.
Included Activities
- Private guided tour of Biertan Fortified Church
- Exploration of Biertan's historic town center
- Private guided tour of Sighisoara Citadel
- Walking tour of Sighisoara Old Town with cobblestone streets
Optional Activities
- Dining in Sighisoara restaurants
- Shopping for local crafts and souvenirs
- Photography at medieval sites
Landmarks Biertan Fortified Church Sighisoara Citadel - Day 4
Brasov - Bran Castle
Your guide leads a walking tour through Brasov's Old Town, where you'll see the Black Church and the medieval city walls surrounding the historic center. After that, you have time to sit at one of the local cafes before heading to dinner featuring traditional Transylvanian food. Later in the evening, you'll go to Bran Castle, known for its connection to the Dracula legend, and try some local specialties at the castle grounds.
Included Activities
- Private walking tour of Brasov Old Town
- Visit to Black Church
- Exploration of Old Town Square
- View of medieval city walls
- Guided tour of Bran Castle
- Tasting of traditional foods outside Bran Castle
Optional Activities
- Free time at Brasov cafés
- Dinner at traditional Transylvanian restaurant (mentioned as evening activity)
Landmarks Brasov Old Town Black Church Bran Castle 
- Day 5
Peles Castle - Sinaia - Snagov
Visit Peles Castle, the royal family's summer residence that took 41 years to complete between 1873 and 1914. This castle in the Carpathians has hosted numerous important visitors and attracts thousands yearly. After that, head to Sinaia Monastery, which sits in one of Romania's most beautiful mountain areas and dates back over 300 years. Finish with Snagov Monastery, which has historical ties to Vlad Tepes.
- End point
- Bucharest, Romania (Any location in Bucharest, 18:00 - 19:00)
Included Activities
- Private guided tour of Peles Castle
- Private guided tour of Sinaia Monastery
- Exploration of Snagov Monastery and island
Optional Activities
- Learning about Vlad Tepes tomb history
- Attending services or prayer at monasteries
- Photography at scenic mountain locations
Landmarks Peles Castle Sinaia Monastery Snagov Monastery 
