
moderate
1.5 hours
Comfortable with short sprints, quick changes of direction, and crouching behind cover; no advanced conditioning required.
Trade Brașov’s cobblestones for cover fire at a private paintball arena in Stupini, just minutes from the old town and within easy reach of Bran Castle. Fast-paced rounds, pro gear, and Carpathian air make this a tight, high-energy session with a built-in photo album.
The first thud of paint snaps the quiet, and the Carpathians seem to lean in. Masks down, markers up, you dash between barricades as color cracks through the cool Transylvanian air. Ten minutes from Brașov’s medieval center, the Stupini paintball grounds trade cobblestones for speed and strategy—an arena where pine edges swallow sound and your pulse keeps the cadence.

Wear moisture-wicking base layers and darker colors to stay comfortable and less visible on the field.
Thin, grippy gloves reduce sting and improve marker control without sacrificing trigger feel.
Bring a bottle and sip during resets—short, intense bursts add up, especially on warmer days.
The Stupini field is a 10-minute drive from central Brașov; taxis or rideshares are the simplest option if you’re not renting a car.
Brașov grew as a Saxon trading stronghold, its walls guarding routes to Bran and Râșnov. Bran Castle—linked to Dracula lore—sits a short drive away, drawing on medieval power more than myth.
Use only field-approved paint and respect boundaries—paint is biodegradable, and staff handle air canister disposal. Pack out personal trash and keep to designated zones to minimize impact.
Grippy footwear helps on grass or damp ground when sprinting between cover.
Thin gloves protect knuckles from direct hits while maintaining dexterity on the trigger.
Keeps you dry during high-output play in cool-to-mild conditions.
spring specific
Useful for cleaning up paint and swapping into dry clothes after the session.