DAY 1: Bucharest – Sinaia – Poiana Brașov

Meeting with the guide at the airport. and departure toward Brașov. Then we headed toward theSinaia resort, called by its beauty "The Pearl of the Carpathians", where we will visit the Sinaia Monastery, built by the prince Mihai Cantacuzino after a visit to Mount Sinai. The architecture of this monastery has to do with the Church of Santa Catalina, located on Mount Sinai. We have to mention the fact that she has been the first building in this part of the Carpathians, giving name to the resort. We continue with the visit of the wonderful Peles Castle, built by the first representative of the Romanian monarchy Carol I, a member of the family of Hohenzollern Zigmaringen of Germany. Lunch at a local restaurant in Sinaia. After lunch we heade toward the Brașov City. Dinner and accommodation in Poiana Brașov Hotel Aurelius Împăratul Romanilor.

DAY 2: Bran – Rasnov

Buffet Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we depart toward the village of Bran, where we visit theBran Castle, also known under the name of Castle Dracula. Lunch at a restaurant in a local restaurant. Then we head toward the Rasnov Citadel is one of the best preserved rustic citadels from Transylvania. Rasnov Citadel was at first called “Rustic Citadel”, because the main occupation of its constructors was agriculture. The rustic fortresses were part of a defending system of the Transylvanian places that were exposed to invaders’ attacks.. Visit bears reservation în Zarnesti. Dinner and accommodation in Poiana Brașov, Hotel Aurelius Împăratul Romanilor.

DAY 3: Prejmer – Brașov 

Buffet Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we depart toward the Prejmer Fortified Church.  The largest fortified church in southeastern Europe, Prejmer (Tartlau in German) was built by Teutonic knights in 1212-1213. Endowed with bastions, drawbridges and a secret, subterranean passage through which food supplies could be transported, the church's most famed war device was the "death machine," made of several weapons that could shoot simultaneously, causing the enemy severe losses. Then we head toward the town of Brasov, located in the center of the country, border point of the ancient historical regions: Wallachia, Moldavia and Transylvania, where we will have a panoramic tour of the city of Brasov, including: the Church of St. Nicolas, Schei Gate, the Synagogue, Holy Ecaterina Gate, the Thread Street, the Council Square, the Tower of the Council, and the most important Gothic monument of Romania - the famous Black Church in Brasov. Lunch at a restaurant in Brasov.  Dinner and accommodation in Poiana Brașov, Hotel Aurelius Împăratul Romanilor.

 DAY 4: Poiana Brașov – Sighisoara – Biertan - Sibiu

 Buffet Breakfast at the hotel. Then we head toward the medieval town of Sighisoara, the only inhabited citadel, today UNESCO Heritage and birthplace of the famous Vlad the Impaler, prince of Wallachia who inspired the figure of Dracula on the novel by Bram Stoker. Visit: the Clock Tower that houses the Museum of History of the city of Sighisoara, the Museum of Medieval Weapons, the Torture Chamber, as well as the birthplace of Dracula – today a renowned restaurant. Lunch in a medieval restaurant. After lunch,we depart for the village of Biertan, with its saxon fortified citadel, one of the 300 of fortified churches of Transylvania, built in the XIV century. Built on a hill located in the center of the village, it is scheduled for two circular walls and can be reached in the interior of the citadel through some old stairs.  In the evening we will arrive in the city of Sibiu, chosen as European Capital of Culture in 2007. Dinner with local product and accommodation in Sibiu, Hotel Împăratul Romanilor.

DAY 5: Sibiu

Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we start visiting Brukenthal Museum. Lunch în Sibiu and then we continue with the walking tour of the beautiful Sibiu. Stroll through Sibiu, we can observe its iron ingots that advertise vintage shops, their patina of rust that stain of red walls, cobbled streets of the loose, its old wooden doors, their windows sills of multicolored, ultimately all in Sibiu, summarizes the essence of the middle ages. We will visit the higher and the lower Sibiu, the Orthodox Cathedral, the passage of the stairs, as the famous Liars’ Bridge. We continue our journey toward the locality of averages. Here we can admire the Tower of the trumpet, where it is assumed to have been imprisoned the famous prince Vlad Tepes. Dinner and accomodation în Sibiu, Împăratul Romanilor Hotel.

DAY 6: Sibiu – Cozia - Curtea de Arges – Bucuresti

Breakfast at the hotel. Then we head toward the tourist resort of Cozia, where we will visit theMonastery of Cozia, built by the Prince Mircea cel Batran in the XIV century. Lunch en route,departure toward the capital of Romania via Curtea de Arges, former capital of Wallachia, a small town but with a great legend - the legend of Manole. We visit the Curtea de Arges Monastery, considered the most beautiful monastery of central and eastern Europe. It has been built by the Prince Neagoe Basarab and painted during the reign of Radu de la Afumati We heade toward the capital of Romania - Bucharest. Dinner and accommodation in Bucharest, Capital Plaza Hotel.

DAY 7: Bucuresti

Breakfast at the hotel. Then we take a panoramic tour of Bucharest with brief stops for photos and explanations, Bucharest itinerary will include: Free Press Square – The Arch of Triumph – Victoriei Square – Revolution Square (Royal Palace, National Art Museum, Romanian Atheneum) – Military Club - The Palace of Parliament (exterior & interior) – Union Square – University Square – Romana Square– Victoriei Square – Charles de Gaulle Square– The Village Museum. lunch în city center of Bucharest at the most famous restaurant Carul cu Bere, followed by relaxation time atTherme. Dinner and accomodation în Bucharest, Capital Plaza Hotel.