Budapest – Arad – Timisoara

Liberty Bridge (Szabadság híd) - Begin the journey by meeting the guide and heading towards Romania, crossing the border at Arad.

Filarmonica Arad - The first stop is Arad for a brief walking tour. Arad is a Transylvanian town rich in culture, evident in its architecture. Walk through the city streets to see City Hall Palace, the Palace of Culture, the neo-gothic and secessionist-style Red Church, the large domed Roman Catholic Church, and the neo-classical State Theatre. If time permits, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

Timisoara Historical Center - Arrive in Timisoara in the afternoon. This vibrant city was named European Capital of Culture 2019 due to its architecture, which reflects Turkish and Austro-Hungarian influences.

Timisoara – Corvin Castle – Alba Iulia – Sibiu

Castelul Corvinilor - Start the day with breakfast and then head to Corvin Castle. Discover the history embedded in the walls of this gothic castle.

Cetatea Alba Iulia - After visiting Corvin Castle, proceed to Alba Iulia. This city plays a significant cultural role in modern Romania, showcasing ancient and medieval history, and is where the unification treaty was signed in 1918. Explore the Old Town to delve into the city’s history.

Sibiu Travel - Arrive in Sibiu in the afternoon for a walking tour of the Old Town. Sibiu, a city with a rich history, was named European Capital of Culture in 2007.

Join the guide for a walking tour to explore the city.

Sibiu – Sighisoara – Brasov

Centrul Istoric Sighisoara - Begin the day by heading to Sighisoara, a fairytale town where Vlad Dracula was born in 1431. Explore the city with the guide on a walking tour.

Brasov Historical Center - After Sighisoara, travel to Brasov. This medium-sized city is a favorite destination for many Romanians, as the Old Town is rich in history. Enjoy a walking tour to see the Black Church and the main city gates.

Brasov – Bran Castle – Peles Castle – Bucharest

Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle) - Start the morning by visiting Bran Castle, also known as Dracula’s Castle. Explore the interior of this 14th-century castle to learn about Vlad Dracula’s story.

Peles Castle - In the afternoon, travel to Sinaia to visit Peles Castle. Built by Romania’s royal family in the 19th century, it remains preserved as it was over a century ago.

Arrive in Bucharest in the afternoon.

End of service.

• Professional guide
• Hotel/Hostel/Accommodation pickup and drop-off
• Small-group tour (maximum 8 people per group)
• Live commentary on board

• Food and drinks, unless specified
• Entrance fees
• No accommodation provided
• Entrance fees

Embark on an enchanting 4-day journey through the stunning landscapes of Transylvania, traveling from Budapest to Bucharest. This tour provides an opportunity to discover several of Romania’s remarkable attractions, such as Dracula’s Castle, the majestic Royal Peles Castle, the UNESCO World Heritage site of Sighisoara, the charming city of Sibiu, Corvin Castle, and many other fascinating sites, all leading to the vibrant capital city of Bucharest.

• Peles Castle is closed on Mondays year-round and on Tuesdays from 1st of August, 2024, to 1st May 2025. If your tour is booked within this period then you will see Peles Castle from the outside. You will spend more time at Bran Castle and Brasov. Subject to change due to castle policy
• Your guide will assist you with purchasing the entrance tickets
• We do not provide pick-up or drop off service
• Tour Guide will set departure point and time for every day of the trip
• If you require assistance with overnight accommodation, we can provide at your request.

If you cancel at least 3 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.