Discover Bran Castle and Saxon fortifications in a small-group day tour from Brasov. In the 12th century the German Saxons arrived in Transylvania playing a major role in the development of powerful strongholds and fortresses throughout the region. The influence of the Saxons of Transylvania, also known Sasi, heavily increase the regions economy and began a cultural evolution. The spirit of the Saxons can still be seen today in such medieval towns as Brasov, Sibiu, Sighisoara, Medias and Sebes. But the most impressive mark left by this culture are the Fortified Churched scattered through out the region. On this day tour from Brasov our English-Speaking guide will take you to visit Bran Castle - also known as ‘Dracula’s Castle’ — a hilltop estate that conjures up visions of howling wolves and bats fluttering in the moonlight and two Saxon Church Fortresses - Harman and Prejmer (UNESCO World Heritage Site).

Join us on a small-group day tour from Brasov and discover four amazing places that will leave you breathless! We'll take you to the stunning Bran Castle and Rasnov Fortress, as well as two of the most beautiful fortified churches in Romania. Don't worry about the queues - we've got you covered with skip-the-line access to Bran Castle. As we journey through the picturesque countryside, you'll hear fascinating stories of Vlad the Impaler and Bran Castle. You'll also get to soak up the magnificent scenery of the Carpathian Mountains. Our expert guide will take you to explore the most beautiful fortified churches and show you the incredible location of Rasnov Fortress. And what's a trip to Romania without sampling the local food? We'll take you to Bran village to taste some delicious local cuisine. This tour promises to be a fantastic experience that you will always remember. Book now and spoil yourself with a wonderful day tour you won't want to miss!

In this escorted day tour we travel to see some of the most beautiful fortified churches from Transylvania. The tour of the two fortified churches from Transylvania is starting with the visit to Prejmer Fortified Church which is listed on UNESCO historic churches of Romania and is known as one of the best-preserved fortified churches in Transylvania and the largest fortified church in southeastern Europe. The next stop in our tour is Harman Fortified Church, built in the 13th century by Saxons colonists in order to protect the church from different invaders. The church was surrounded by walls and bulwarks and had on its sides massive towers. The belfry tower, located on the church’s western side was built in the 14th century. Both of the fortified churches offer awesome places to take some photos and to understand the stories of Transylvania.

Rising from its own ruin, the Marienburg Fortress rises imposingly at Feldioara, on the banks of the Olt, only 20 km from Brașov, on the road to Sighișoara. Its restoration, carried out in 2013-2017, saved the remains of the walls that had survived the last hundred years of abandonment and restored its appearance in the seventeenth century. The strategic position, with visibility over a large area, and the natural advantages have made this place attractive in prehistory. During the archeological researches, the plateau on which the fortress rises revealed vestiges of habitation from the earliest times - Neolithic, Bronze Age, Dacian and Roman period, but especially the Middle Ages.

Romania is a country that expects to be discovered or rediscovered day by day, every season. The most beautiful places in our country can be visited now, the itineraries we propose you being chosen carefully and selected after a detailed analysis made by our tourism experts. We pay attention to a lot of excursions in Romania that can be purchased at very good prices.

This is a very rich tour exploring the medieval areas of Transylvania. You’ll have the chance to discover the history behind three of the most visited and appreciated fortified churches and citadels in the heart of Romania. The first stop is at Prejmer, which seems to be more of a fortified small town, rather than just a fortified church. You’ll have the chance to admire a unique courtyard and let yourself impressed by the creativity of it’s medieval touches. The second stop is the Fortified Church in Harman. Back then, this church was more than just a place people would go to pray in. It was also used as a refuge for people in need. Next is the Rasnov Citadel. It’s a very impressive Citadel build on top of a hill. It’s main purpose used to be of defense. We end the day with a lovely walk around the most well-known ski resort in Romania: Poiana Brasov. This is a place worth visiting no matter the season. It’s also a chance for you to get to know a different part of Romania.