Adventure Trip from Bucharest to Transylvania in 3 Day Tour

Your Bucharest to Transylvania adventure begins in Bucharest, where your guide will meet you at your hotel and take you to Transylvania. Prepare your camera for breathtaking sights that will make your social media followers envious!

The magnificent Peles Castle, a Neo-Renaissance masterpiece that housed the Romanian Royal Family during the summer, is the first stop on the tour. Admire the quaint cafes and artisan booths that line the path as you climb the slope towards the castle. Observe this jewel’s architectural magnificence and the lovely grounds that surround it.

Next, delve into the heart of the Carpathian Mountains to discover Bran Castle, a 13th-century wonder on every traveller’s bucket list. This fascinating castle invites you to discover its fascinating history and alluring mythology. It is positioned upon a rock with snow-capped mountains as a backdrop. Bran Castle was actually the home of a Transylvanian count, even though Bram Stoker’s Dracula is frequently linked to it. The castle is now a museum featuring artwork and furnishings that Queen Maria of Romania gathered.

Your guide will transport you to your Bran hotel following your exploration.

It is said that the Carpathian Mountains are Europe’s last true wilderness so today you will discover Transylvania’s wild beauty and you will head to some of the most beautiful mountain villages that lay in the heart of the mountains. Immerse yourself in the lovely settings of the Piatra Craiului Mountains and experience the friendly welcome of the locals. Lace up your hiking boots and prepare to explore the splendour of this region on foot!

Experience the local food: Locals here live on traditional, modest farms, with cheese and other dairy products serving as their primary source of income; for lunch, you will sample some of the local cheese. Because several of these towns only became accessible by car in recent years, horse-drawn carts are still the most frequent mode of transportation in the village, so if you see a local, don’t be shy to say hello!

Brasov tour: In the afternoon, embark on a journey back in time as you explore the medieval city of Brasov. As a town full of history and surrounded by forests, the oldest traces of human activity and settlements in Brasov date back to the Neolithic age, but Saxons played a decisive role in Brasov’s development.

Visit the Black Church: The Black Church, the most important Gothic structure in the nation and the largest bell in Romania, will astound you. It stands at a height of six tonnes. Find out about the interesting history of the church, which included earthquakes and Turkish invasions that caused delays in building. The church’s famous name originated from the smoke-filled, blackened walls caused by a fire in 1689.

Photo tip: The best way to photograph the Black Church is by taking a 10-minute walk uphill to the local viewpoint of the main square. Don’t miss that awesome picture and the chance to go hiking in Romania!

Relaxation and adventure: After lounging in a cozy cafe, you will head to our last adventure of the day, where you will discover more about the fauna of Romania, one of the richest and most varied in Europe, containing rare or even unique species on the continent.

Did you know that if the bear population, a species that is at the top of the trophic pyramid, is kept in large numbers, it means that the other species of animals in the bear’s habitat are in a good state of conservation?  

Bear Watching in Romania (optional): Proceed on a forest exploration with a local ranger to witness the regal brown bear in its environment. The bear observatory offers up-close glimpses of these amazing creatures. Keep an eye out; you could even be fortunate enough to see some nearby playful bear cubs! Once this amazing adventure is over, head back to your hotel.