Bran Castle is a medieval fortress in Transylvania, Romania, perched on a cliff overlooking a valley, with a history dating back to the 14th century. Its striking architecture features imposing towers and turrets, narrow winding staircases, and secret passages, reflecting its original defensive purpose. While not the home of Vlad the Impaler, it was a strategic border fortress that later became a royal residence for Queen Marie of Romania and is now a museum. The castle is famous as Dracula's Castle

The "Wednesday castle" is Cantacuzino Castle, a real-life building in Bușteni, Romania, that serves as Nevermore Academy in the Netflix series Wednesday. Built in 1911 in a Neo-Romanian style with Neo-Brâncovenesc influences, its exterior features four pavilions and arcade balconies

Brasov is a historic Romanian city at the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains, known for its well-preserved medieval center with Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Founded by Teutonic Knights and later settled by Saxons, it became a wealthy Transylvanian citadel and retains its Saxon heritage through its fortified walls, towers, and the iconic Black Church. Visitors can explore Council Square, the narrow Rope Street, and various bastions, all while enjoying views from the surrounding mountains.