Tourism
Welcome to our Transylvania Travel Guide!
Discover the enchanting landscapes and historic sites of Transylvania (Lavinia and Cristian's favorites).
Explore castles, medieval towns, and natural beauty in this charming region of Romania.
Cluj-Napoca
Lucaci's Rock
A hidden natural gem, which is a stunning rock formation with a breathtaking view of Lake Tarnita and the surrounding town, here you will also see deer, elk, and wild boar.
45 min from Cluj-Napoca
Motel Gilău
This place offers a tranquil setting next to Lake Gilău, making it an attractive destination for travelers looking to relax near the water.
31 min from Cluj-Napoca
Vălul Miresei Falls
Also known as Cascada Răchițele, is a stunning natural attraction located in the Apuseni Mountains. The waterfall is accessible by car from Răchițele.
1h33 from Cluj-Napoca
Tureni Gorge
Also known as Turului Gorge, is a mixed natural reserve located near Cluj-Napoca. This scenic gorge stretches for about 2 kilometers.
31 min from Cluj-Napoca
Salina Turda
Is a historical salt mine that has been transformed into a stunning underground amusement park and museum. With a history stretching back over two millennia, the mine was actively used for salt extraction until 1932
40 min from Cluj-Napoca
Cheile Turzii
Is a breathtaking natural reserve known for its dramatic karst landscapes and rich biodiversity.
43 min from Cluj-Napoca
Zalău
Porolissum Amphiteatre
Is a significant archaeological site that reflects the Roman heritage of the region. Originally constructed as a wooden structure during Emperor Hadrian's reign, it was later rebuilt in stone in 157 AD.
20 min from Zalău
Zmeilor Garden
Also known as the Dragons' Garden, is a captivating natural reserve. These formations have been whimsically named after mythical figures and local legends, such as the Dragon and his Wife, the Monks, the Soldier, etc.
37 min from Zalău
Biserica Sfânta Vineri din Zalău
Also known as the Cathedral of Holy Friday, is a significant architectural and cultural landmark. Construction began on August 15, 1990, and although it's not yet fully completed, about 70% of the structure has been finished.
3 min from Zalău
Zalău City Hall
Constructed in 1889, the building originally served to house the Court and Prosecutor's office for Szilágy County.
3 min from Zalău
Oradea
Orașul Nou
Is a central neighborhood in Oradea, situated around the city's historic fortress. This district is bounded by major streets such as Bdul Decebal and the Crișul Repede River, and it includes Piața 1 Decembrie and Mihai Viteazul
4 min from Ordea
Baia Mare
Mocănița Maramureș
This historic steam train offers a journey that starts from the town of Vișeu de Sus and travels through the picturesque landscapes of the Carpathian Mountains, following the course of the Vaser River.
1h56 min from Baia Mare
Alba Iulia
Cetatea Bastionară Alba Carolina
Is a masterpiece of Vauban-style fortification, known for being one of the largest citadels in Romania. Constructed between 1715 and 1738 under the rule of Emperor Charles VI of the Holy Roman Empire.
4 min from Alba Iulia
Hunedoara
Castelul Corvinilor (Corvins' Castle)
Also known as Hunyadi Castle or Hunedoara Castle, is a striking example of Gothic-Renaissance architecture. This medieval castle was originally constructed in the 14th century. One of the legends is his supposed connection to Vlad the Impaled.
6 min from Hunedoara
Sibiu
Historic Center (UNESCO)
Also known as Hermannstadt, is a beautifully preserved area that echoes the city's rich medieval history. It was initially settled by Saxon colonists in the mid-12th century and has evolved into a vibrant cultural and historical hub.
6 min from Sibiu
Castelul de Lut Valea Zânelor
Also known as the Clay Castle of the Valley of Fairies. This enchanting structure is crafted primarily from natural materials like clay, straw, and sand.
43 min from Sibiu
Transfagarasan
The Highway, also known as DN7C, is a remarkable and iconic road that offers a thrilling and scenic drive across the Fagaras Mountains, the highest mountains in Romania.
3h53 from Sibiu
Brasov
The Council's Square
Also known as Piața Sfatului, is a central and historic landmark in Brașov, Romania. This square has been a bustling marketplace since 1364, attracting merchants from both local and distant regions.
1 min from Brasov
Bran Castle
Is a medieval fortress renowned for its striking architecture and historical significance. Despite its popular association with Dracula, this connection is largely a product of modern tourism rather than historical fact.
28 min from Brasov
Peleș Castle
Located in Sinaia is an architectural gem and a prime example of Neo-Renaissance design. Commissioned by King Carol I in 1873, the castle served as a summer residence for the Romanian royal family.
56 min from Brasov
Rupea Citadel
Perched atop a basalt cliff is a remarkable example of medieval Transylvanian architecture. This fortress, whose first documented mention dates back to 1324, has served multiple functions from Saxon fortress to refuge during plagues and invasions.
1h02 from Brasov
Sighișoara Citadel (UNESCO)
Is a beautifully preserved medieval town. Founded in the 12th century by Saxon settlers. It stands as one of the few continuously inhabited medieval citadels in Europe, showcasing a blend of Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance architectural style.s
1h47 from Brasov