Explora el misterioso Castillo de Bran, más conocido como el Castillo de Drácula por su vinculación con el icónico vampiro de la gran obra maestra de Bram Stoker; Drácula.
Destacamos
- Admira el pintoresco valle de Prahova
- Aprende acerca de la leyenda de Drácula en el enigmático Castillo de Bran
- Disfruta de un almuerzo de 3 platos en uno de los mejores restaurantes de Bran
- Visita una de las ciudades sajonas mejor conservadas: Brasov
Conoce la leyenda de la guarida del conde Drácula con una visita al mítico Castillo de Bran, uno de los grandes atractivos de Rumanía. Tu viaje comienza a través del pintoresco valle de Prahova, en dirección a las montañas de los Cárpatos. Al llegar a la hermosa ciudad de Sinaia, harás una parada en el hotel Palace para disfrutar de un refresco antes de disponer de tiempo libre para explorar por tu cuenta el emblemático Casino Sinaia, situado en el parque Dimitrie Ghica.
A continuación, dirígete a la pequeña ciudad de Bran, hogar del castillo en el que se inspiró Bram Stoker para moldear su famosa novela de Drácula. Adéntrate en esta construcción de aspecto inquietante y descubre una auténtica fortaleza medieval cuyo valor reside en su antigüedad y arquitectura. Al finalizar la visita, tendrás tiempo libre para ir de compras por los establecimientos de los alrededores y pasear por un agradable mercado local de la zona.
Disfruta poco después de un almuerzo en uno de los mejores restaurantes de Bran. Seguidamente, pondrás rumbo a la ciudad de Brasov, una de las ciudades sajonas mejor conservadas de Transilvania. Recorre sus calles hasta llegar a la plaza central y ten a mano la cámara para fotografiar destacadas construcciones como el Museo de Historia, la Iglesia Negra o la Plaza del Ayuntamiento.
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We invite you to discover an emblematic image of the traditional village in Romania! On this Half day tour you will have the occasion to experience the traditions which are still alive, to meet the local peasants or to taste the Romanian specialties.
The tour begins with the visit of the Astra Open Air Museum, the biggest open air museum in our country: here, the ethnology and the civilisation are mixing in a wonderfull way, offering to the visitors an emblematic view over the Romanian village.
We will visit all types of houses, churches, traditional workshops, but also the beautifull collection of mills, gathered around the lake. From here, we invite you to Rasinari, a Romanian shepard village at the foothils of the Carpathian Mountains. You will get to know the traditions by interracting with local peasants and visit here the first Orthodox Mitropoly in Transylvania. Then, we drive back to the hotel you are checked-in.
Adventure seekers and anyone wishing to experience unique moments will be glad to discover the Adornate schooner, which is available for cruises on the Black Sea. Embark on a unique and relaxing 4 hour cruise along the Romania Black Sea Shore to experience a relaxing afternoon at board of one of the best schooners in Romania.
Adornate with an elegant and imposing design built in 1961 and refurbished in 2006. It is specially designed for all lovers of luxury and seaborne adventures. The ship has sailed the entire Mediterranean Sea, from the Balearic Islands, Barcelona and Valencia to the French Riviera, from Marseille to Monte Carlo. Chartered in its time in countries such as Italy, Croatia and Greece, the Adornate has also participated in the most important maritime events in the Mediterranean Sea.
Once aboard the ship, you will be greeted by the captain and the crew, receive a full history of the schooner and be able to visit every inch of the ship. The ship has a cash bar providing refreshments and snacks (not included in the price). The large deck of the sailing ship is specially designed to facilitate individuals’ enjoyment of moments of relaxation and pampering but also suits group activities.
Depart from the hotel to explore one of the oldest cities in Europe. Before reaching the Archaeological Museum, the bus will pass through the old city, by some of the most important buildings in town, such as: the 1910 Casino, the Navy HQ, the Genoese Lighthouse, the Palace Hotel. Once arrived in front of the Archaeological Museum one will notice the 1887 statue of Ovidius Publius Naso, a famous exiled Roman poet, ”the singer of tender love”. He was the one who described for the first time the places and the population of this region, in his works. The museum displays the most representative and valuable exhibits gathered from all over Dobrogea, proving the early presence of an industrious population. Most of the items displayed are unique and in a perfect state of preservation.
“The Glykon Snake” or “Fortune and Ponthos” statues will surely be the center of attention. The Roman Edifice with the Mosaic is a 4th century AD structure, the largest of its kind in the South-Eastern part of Europe, the former commercial hub of ancient Tomis and home to a 640 sqm mosaic. After your visits you’ll do a panoramic city-tour on the way to the well-known summer resort of Mamaia, where you’ll do a short photo-stop. You return then to the heart of the city for some free time and shopping in the pedestrian area. Return to the hotel.
Meeting/ Pick up point: The clients will be picked up from their accommodation.
Duration: 4 hours.
Start or opening time: at 09:00 am.
Languages: Guide available in English, or another language: German, Italian, French, Spanish, if available upon client's request.
One of the most imposing ancient monuments in Romania, “Tropaeum Trajani” dates back to 109 AD and is a pretty unique site, in this part of Europe. Just like Trajan’s Column in Rome, it represents a birth-certificate of the Romanian nation, depicting scenes from the armed conflicts between Rome and the Dacian Kingdom – Dacia. Built at the orders of Emperor Trajan by Apolodor of Damascus, to glorify the Romans’ victories against the peoples of Scythia Minor (present-day Dobrogea), the monument was decorated with 54 metopes representing a variety of scenes from the Roman campaigns in the Danube area and was 38m high.
First you will see the 1977 restored version of Adamclisi Monument and you’ll proceed then to the Adamclisi Museum to see the original parts of the monument, most of the metopes, the ornamental statues and some other relics found in the area. You continue then to St. Andrew’s Monastery, for a visit of the main church and the sacred cave where St. Andrew lived and preached from. After the visit, you’re invited to a special lunch served by the priests themselves. Continue then to Constanta and the hotel.
Meeting/ Pick up point: The clients will be picked up from their accommodation.
Duration: 7 hours.
Start or opening time: at 09:00 am.
Languages: Guide available in English, or another language: German, Italian, French, Spanish, if available upon client's request.
Depart from your hotel and begin your panoramic tour of Bucharest, the capital of Romania. See Bucharest after nightfall, with all of its historic buildings and squares beautifully lit. Enjoy four photo-stops in the city’s most important places and a nice walk in the historical area. Once called the “Paris of the Balkans”, Bucharest is a fascinating city with countless contrasts which can be observed at every step. Its compelling history is reflected in the beautiful architecture of the oldest part of the city, but also in the Communist-built apartment buildings. Its wide boulevards and large squares, its monuments and museums, its parks and shopping centers are definitely worth a look.
Itinerary outline: Magheru Blvd. - University Square (photo-stop) - Romana Square - Victory Square - Aviatorilor Blvd - Charles de Gaulle Square - Arch of Triumph - Kiseleff Blvd. - Village Museum - Free Press Square - Kiseleff Blvd. - Victory Square - Victory Road - Revolution Square (photo-stop) - Elisabeta Blvd. - Cotroceni Palace - Military Academy (photo-stop) - Splaiul Independentei - Constitution Square - Palace of the People (photo-stop) - Unirii Square - Magheru Blvd.
Discover the Multicultural Transylvania! Romanians, Saxons, Austrians: blending their history their costumes and traditions. This full day tour leads you through the villages surrounding Sibiu city, in order to discover the multicultural face of Transylvania: the visit of Cristian village will present you the Landlers from Austria, but also will impress you with its fortified church.
In Sibiel village we will interact with the traditional Romanian community, a real guardian of our traditions and costumes. After a walk through the village, a peasant family invites us to taste Romanian specialties in a traditional lunch. After we take our way to discover the Saxon communities of Transylvania, by visiting Cisnadie with its beautiful fortified church and Cisnadioara village with its ancient fortress on the hill.
The tour begins with a drive by coach to the vineyards of Murfatlar, one of the best wine-makers in Romania and the largest wine-producer in the country, winners of over 200 medals in contests around the world. First, you will visit the Murfatlar Museum that was established in 1970 and has valuable antique items on display that were used to produce wine by our ancestors. A wine-tasting will follow at Murfatlar Restaurant, where three white wines and two red wines will be featured, all from Murfatlar. Your wine-tasting experience will be accompanied by the artistic performance of the Murfatlar folk band. After your authentic experience you return to Constanta and the hotel.
Meeting/ Pick up point: The clients will be picked up from their accommodation.
Duration: 3 hours.
Start or opening time: at 01.30 pm.
Languages: Guide available in English, or another language: German, Italian, French, Spanish, if available upon client's request.
Depart from your hotel and drive north out of Bucharest to Sinaia Resort (~2h drive), a place referred to by many as “the Pearl of the Carpathians”. Founded in the late 17th century, Sinaia is by far the most interesting and architecturally relevant resort in Romania, compared by some to a huge open-air museum. In the late 19th century, Sinaia went through a development boom after the building of the King’s royal residence. Proof of this will be all around you. Here, you will visit the breathtaking Peles Castle, the former residence of the Hohenzollern King Carol I. Recently ranked 6th in the top of “Most Amazing Castles in the World” (http://opentravel.com/blogs/15-amazing-castles-from-around-the-globe), PELES will most likely become one of the highlights of your travel experiences. It will give your insight into the life of the Romanian Royal Family and into the greatest period in Romania’s recent history.
After your inside visit you will enjoy a traditional lunch in a local restaurant, situated within the castle’s premises, in the midst of the astounding forests and peaks of the Carpathians. You will continue then with a short stop at the picturesque Sinaia Monastery and find out some more about the Romanian Royal Family, about religion in Romania and the people's relation with the Church. You return to Bucharest through the scenic Prahova Valley and the beautiful fields of the Romanian south.
Enjoy the natural beauties of the Carpathians Mountains! If you are into sports, adventure and nature, this is the perfect opportunity to spend your day. We invite you in a private tour especially for hiking: from our highest mountain resort, Paltinis, we will start our hiking tour through the dark forests of Transylvania.
Once we rich the Oncesti peak (1725 m), we will enjoy a spectacular view over Transylvania Plateu and we hike from here to Wolf Glade: now it`s the perfect time for a picnic in the heart of the mountains, tasting the Romanian specialties. The hiking tour ends with Rasinari, a typical Romanian shepard village where we will visit the first Orthodox Metropole in Transylvania. Then we will drive back to the hotel where you are checked in.