Brasov

Medieval Charm

Brașov, nestled in the Carpathian Mountains, boasts a captivating medieval charm with its well-preserved city walls, watchtowers, and cobblestone streets, inviting visitors to step back in time.

Step into the enchanting embrace of Brașov, where medieval spires whisper tales of the past, mountainous landscapes beckon with breathtaking views, and the charming essence of this Carpathian gem captivates every wandering soul.

Black Church

The Black Church, a Gothic marvel, stands as one of the largest medieval churches in Europe. Its name originates from the darkened appearance after a fire in 1689, and it houses an impressive collection of Anatolian carpets.

Council Square (Piața Sfatului)

The vibrant heart of Brașov, Council Square is surrounded by colorful baroque buildings and is a hub for cultural events, outdoor markets, and the city’s lively atmosphere.

Mount Tampa

Overlooking the city, Mount Tampa offers breathtaking panoramic views of Brașov. Adventurous visitors can hike or take the cable car to the top, where the Hollywood-like “Brașov” sign adds a touch of whimsy.

The First Romanian School

Founded in 1495, the First Romanian School is a historical gem. Located within St. Nicholas Church, it houses the first Romanian book printed in Țara Românească and provides insight into the country’s early education.

The Rope Street (Strada Sforii)

Known as one of the narrowest streets in Europe, Rope Street is a charming alleyway that dates back to the 17th century. It’s a delightful spot for a leisurely stroll and offers a unique glimpse into Brașov’s past.