moderate
4 days, approximately 6–8 hours daily including transport and visits
Suitable for those with reasonable fitness — involves walking on uneven surfaces and some stair climbing.
Discover Transylvania’s iconic castles, medieval towns, and Carpathian peaks on this immersive 4-day tour with BookToursRomania. Dive into history, folklore, and scenic drives through Romania’s famed heartland.
4 days, 3 nights • Tour Type Completely Private Tour! • Group Size - Your Own Party!
Embark on a captivating 4-day tour of Transylvania, exploring its rich history and stunning landscapes. Visit iconic landmarks like Peleș Castle and Bran Castle, delve into Dracula's lore, and wander through medieval cities. Experience breathtaking drives through the Carpathian Mountains while enjoying comfortable accommodations and expert guidance throughout your journey.
Join this 4-day Tour Transylvania to enrich your knowledge about Romania and its famous territory called Transylvania. Find out how is this place related to Dracula and how did it become so famous. A four-day tour visiting Transylvania’s famous Landmarks! Hence, you will visit some of the largest cities of Romania, important cultural, historical and trade centers and 4 astonishing UNESCO World Heritage Sites!
Every year between July and October you will have the opportunity to enjoy driving on the famous Transfagarasan Road.
Day 1 - Bucharest to Brasov: Peles Castle, Bran Castle & Brasov Day 2 - Brasov to Sighisoara: Viscri fortified church, Sighisoara walking tour Day 3 - Sighisoara to Sibiu: Biertan fortified church, Sibiu tour Day 4 - Sibiu to Bucharest: Drive across the Carpathian Mountains & return to Bucharest
Cobblestone streets and uneven castle grounds require supportive footwear for comfortable exploring.
Some smaller venues and local vendors may not accept cards, so have Romanian leu available for small purchases.
Long scenic drives through the Carpathians mean limited stops; bring a water bottle to stay refreshed.
Mountain weather can shift rapidly—pack layers and a rain jacket to stay comfortable on all days.
Transylvania’s mix of Saxon, Hungarian, and Romanian cultures has shaped a distinct architectural and cultural heritage evident in its towns and churches.
Efforts are ongoing to protect the Carpathian biosphere and traditional villages, balancing tourism growth with the preservation of local ecosystems and rural ways of life.
Supportive shoes are necessary for cobbled streets and castle grounds.
Prepare for changes in mountain weather with versatile layering.
Protect yourself from the frequent spring rains in the region.
spring specific
Capture the dramatic landscapes, historic sites, and medieval architecture.