Minivan of 8 - 1 Day Trip to Peles Castle Bran Castle and Brasov

Prepare to be amazed by one of Europe’s most beautiful castles! Nestled in the Carpathian Mountains, Peleș Castle is a masterpiece of Neo-Renaissance architecture and a must-see attraction in Romania.

Admire the fairy-tale façade with timbered towers, stone balconies, and ornate sculptures, surrounded by lush forest scenery.

Learn about King Carol I of Romania, who built the castle as a summer royal residence in the late 1800s, and how it reflects Romania’s royal past.

Step inside and explore over 160 richly decorated rooms featuring:
- The Honor Hall – with carved wood and stained glass ceilings
- The Library – complete with a secret door behind a bookcase
- The Arms Room – housing over 4,000 medieval weapons and armor
- Royal Apartments – blending Italian, French, Moorish, and German styles

Often called "Dracula's Castle," Bran Castle is Romania’s most famous and mysterious fortress. Perched on a rocky hilltop near Brașov, it combines medieval charm, dark legends, and breathtaking mountain views.

Learn the story of Vlad the Impaler, the historical prince who inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula—though he likely never lived here.
The castle's spooky reputation adds to its charm, making it one of the most intriguing places in Eastern Europe.

Explore the imposing towers and walls of a 14th-century castle that looks like it came straight out of a gothic novel.

Inside the Castle:
Wander through narrow stone staircases and wooden corridors to discover:
- Royal bedrooms and private quarters of Queen Marie of Romania
- Antique furniture, tapestries, and decorative art from different periods
- Secret passageways and medieval chambers filled with history

Explore the castle gardens and nearby village stalls selling local crafts, souvenirs, and snacks.

Brașov’s Old Town is one of the best-preserved medieval centers in Eastern Europe. With its cobbled streets, colorful Baroque buildings, and rich Saxon heritage, it offers a perfect blend of history, charm, and mountain atmosphere.

The heart of the Old Town, lined with pastel-colored buildings, cozy cafes, and shops.
You'll see the old Council House, now a museum, and enjoy street performers and local markets.

Black Church, the largest Gothic church in Southeast Europe, famous for its blackened walls from a 17th-century fire and its impressive pipe organ and Ottoman rugs collection.

Admire Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance facades, old merchant houses, hidden courtyards, and centuries-old defensive towers.

You can take a cable car or hike up for a stunning panorama of Brașov and its red rooftops.

Taste Transylvanian specialties like goulash, papanași, or kürtőskalács.