Honeymoon vampire city Romania

Now the prototype of European vampires is Archduke Vlad of Romania. In the eyes of others in Europe, he is the most cruel vampire in the world, but in the hearts of Romanians, he is a hero. If you are brave enough, come to Vampire Castle together!

Sightseeing route:

Day 1: Bucharest-Sinaya-brasov

First, we started our journey with a panoramic tour of Bucharest, the capital of Romania. Its name first appeared in 1459, Vlad, the ruler of the Principality of Wallachia. In dracula's official documents.

We can know from the document that Drakula moved the capital of the Principality of Wallachia to Bucharest. We will pass the Arc de Triomphe, Revolution Square and Vlad on this trip. The site of the "old palace" where Dracula once lived. After the city tour, we will drive north to Transylvania, during which we will cross the Carpathian Mountains in the south.

At noon, we will arrive in Sinai Peninsula, have lunch and visit Pelaes Castle, which is one of the most beautiful castles in Europe and was built as the summer palace of King Carol. We will take a bus to brasov, the largest city in Transylvania, via Bran. In Brown, we will visit the legendary Dracula Castle, where Dracula was held for 12 years before being transported to Budapest. He went on to brasov, where Dracula was betrayed by a wealthy businessman in brasov, imprisoned by his cousin Matthias Colvis Nuss, the Hungarian king, in Anvisegrad, pesta, and began his prison life of 12 years. The dinner will be held in a local restaurant, during which there will be folk performances, and the evening will be spent in a three-star hotel in brasov.

The next day: brasov-Svahla.

In the morning, you will visit the famous black church-the largest Gothic church in Eastern Europe, St Nicholas Church and the earliest Romanian religious school. Then we'll drive to Svahla, Vlad? Svahla, the birthplace of Drakula, is the best preserved medieval fortress in Europe, so it is listed as a World Heritage Site. At noon, we will have dinner at VladDracul restaurant. This restaurant is unusual. Is that Vlad? Dracula was born and lived there for four years. After lunch, stroll along the cobblestone-paved ancient street and feel the temptation brought by this small town full of medieval flavor.

Day 3: Sigisvara-Biertan-BISTRITA-Borgopass.

Today we will put aside Dracula's historical position and talk about Dracula the vampire. But first, let's visit the remains of Sigi Svara in the Middle Ages, which has been listed as a world cultural heritage. It is also the largest fortress church in Transylvania. There are three rows of fortifications around this church, which were built by German farmers living in Transylvania. For nearly 300 years, it has been the residence of the Archbishop of Transylvania. Driving north, you will enter a legendary land, the end of today's journey-Borgo Pass, where is Bram? The place where JonathanHarker, the hero of Bramstock's Dracula, enters Transylvania.

Dine in JonathanHarker Hall of GoldenCrownHotel in the late afternoon. After lunch, I started a short trip to Bistrita and went to the mountainous area of Borgo Valley. After crossing the ancient forests of the East Carpathian Mountains, we arrived at the Borgo Pass and stayed at the Drakula Castle Hotel for the night.

Day 4: Borgo Yamaguchi-Cluj-Napoca

After a safe night at Dracula Castle, we will take you back to Cluj, the central city of Transylvania. Cluzhnapoka is the birthplace of Drakula's cousin Matthias Colvis Yunus, and Matthias Colvis Yunus is the Hungarian king, that is, he imprisoned Drakula in Anvisegrad 12 in pesta. Cluj is now a phenological place in Romania, where you can enjoy the afternoon sunshine in Romania's oldest and most livable city. Dinner and accommodation in a local three-star hotel in Cluj.

Day 5: Cluzhnapoka-Sibile-Sibiu

Drive south to Sibiu, another ancient German fortress, where the rulers of Transylvania lived for centuries. Walking in Sibiu, you can visit the famous BrukenthalArtMuseum, the oldest Romanian art museum, which mainly collects the works of SamuelvonBrukenthal, one of the most important rulers in Transylvania, and the Gospel Cathedral, the tomb of Drakula's son. In the late afternoon, we will go to Sibir, a neighboring village, to visit the world's largest glass statue shop, have dinner at local residents' homes in Sibir in the evening, and spend the night in Sibir's three-star hotel.

Day 6: Sibiu-Cottagus-Bucharest

In the morning, we will cross the mountains where the OLT River passes, which is one of the most spectacular canyons in the South Carpathian Mountains. At noon, I had dinner in CurteadeArges, the earliest capital of Wallachia, and visited the ancient palace and ——Manole Monastery, where four former Romanian kings were buried. 1459, Drakula moved the capital of the Principality of Wallachia from here to Bucharest. In the afternoon, we will return to Bucharest to end our pleasant trip. We will take you to the hotel or make specific arrangements according to your flight time.