Visit the Peles Castle Complex, one of the best-preserved royal palaces in Europe. On the inside as well as on the outside, the Castle is full of ornaments and features elaborate wood sculptures and paintings representing scenes from the musical compositions of the German composer Richard Wagner.

Once we arrive in Bran Village we will visit the legendary Bran (Dracula`s) Castle. The first historical reference of the Bran Castle is a document issued on November 19th, 1377 by Ludwig I d’Anjou, by which Brasov’s inhabitants received the privilege of building a fortress “at their own work and expense”. The Bran Castle was restored under the supervision of Karel Liman Between 1920-1921. He was the architect of the Royal Court, who turned it in a beautiful summer residence surrounded by a park with promenade alleys, a lake, fountains, and a tea house.

In the afternoon, we will explore Brasov old town, surrounded by the Southern peaks of the Carpathian Mountains. According to historical references from 1234, Brasov was called Kronstadt- The royal city. During the second half of the 14th century it was confirmed as the administrative and ecclesiastic center of the region of Tara Barsei, “the free Royal town”, one of the economic and cultural centers of Transylvania.