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Discover Bran Castle and Saxon fortifications in a small-group day tour from Brasov.
In the 12th century the German Saxons arrived in Transylvania playing a major role in the development of powerful strongholds and fortresses throughout the region. The influence of the Saxons of Transylvania, also known Sasi, heavily increase the regions economy and began a cultural evolution. The spirit of the Saxons can still be seen today in such medieval towns as Brasov, Sibiu, Sighisoara, Medias and Sebes. But the most impressive mark left by this culture are the Fortified Churched scattered through out the region.
On this day tour from Brasov our English-Speaking guide will take you to visit Bran Castle - also known as ‘Dracula’s Castle’ — a hilltop estate that conjures up visions of howling wolves and bats fluttering in the moonlight and two Saxon Church Fortresses - Harman and Prejmer (UNESCO World Heritage Site).
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Our family had a lovely time discovering the rich history of Burzenland, especially the impressive Saxon fortifications that surround the area. We were captivated by the stories behind Bran Castle and the stunning views from its tower, which truly felt like stepping back in time. However, we felt a bit rushed at some points during the tour, which made it difficult to fully absorb all the fascinating details shared by our guide.
4.6
Exploring the iconic Bran Castle was a highlight of my time in Brașov, especially wandering through its atmospheric corridors and learning about its rich history. I loved how the tour also included visits to various Saxon fortifications scattered throughout Burzenland, adding depth to the experience. One memorable moment was standing on the castle’s balcony, taking in the breathtaking view of the Carpathian Mountains. However, the group I was with was a bit larger than I expected, making it harder to engage with the guide at times. Overall, it was a worthwhile adventure that offered a fascinating glimpse into Romania’s medieval past.