Transilvania certainly not an exaggeration if we say that Transylvania is one of the most beautiful regions in Romania. It is one of the most mysterious and wild areas both for the presence of dark castles shrouded in fog, and for the disturbing and well-known figure of Dracula, indelibly linked to these places.

In reality, Transylvania is much more, it is a treasure trove of medieval villages where time seems to have stopped, propped up by fairytale castles with an interesting history, where the villages and villages are surrounded by forests and dense woods of great naturalistic value. Around Transylvania it will not be difficult to find dizzying views, scenic roads, caves and mountain ranges that you absolutely must discover.

Brasov
It is the largest and most modern city in the region with a fortified citadel characterized by thick city walls and beautiful narrow streets. In this wonderful city you will find medieval watchtowers and Gothic churches (such as the famous Black Church) that define its skyline. The city is surrounded by a dense forest where you can go trekking. Starting from Brasov by train you can reach the city of Sinaia to visit the Peles Castle, which can be reached by crossing a beautiful road in the middle of the forest.