Romania & Hungary
Welcome to Transylvania, a land of captivating legends, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. Nestled in the heart of Romania, this region is renowned for its dramatic Carpathian Mountains, medieval castles, and charming villages that seem untouched by time. As we embark on this tour, prepare to be enchanted by tales of Dracula, marvel at the architectural wonders of centuries-old fortresses, and immerse yourself in the vibrant traditions and folklore in North Romania that define this magical land.
Our journey ends in Hungary, where we’ll explore the stunning city of Budapest, with its magnificent architecture and storied past, and savor the world-famous wines of Tokaj.
Whether you’re an adventurer seeking natural beauty or a history enthusiast eager to delve into the past, Transylvania promises an unforgettable journey through one of Europe’s most mysterious and alluring regions.
Arrival at Sibiu International Airport, meet and greet by your local guide and transfer to the hotel.
City tour in the medieval town of Sibiu. Lunch at a farmhouse in the village of Sibiel, then transfer to Sighisoara. Accommodation in Sighisoara
Visit the famous Clock Tower Museum, Medieval Weapons Room and Torture Chamber in Sighisoara, then drive to Malancav and Biertan. Dinner in Sighisoara, in the house where Prince Vlad Dracula was born.
Today depart from Transylvania, passing through the impressive Bicaz Gorges towards Bukovina region. Overnight in Gura Humorului.
Discover two of the UNESCO World Heritage listed painted Monasteries of Bukovina: Voronet – known as “The Sistine Chapel of the East” and Moldovita. Overnight in Hoteni village.
Attend the St. Mary’s Day service at Budesti Church before continuing today’s visits to the wooden churches of Ieud, Barsana and Desesti. A memorable stop today: the Merry Cemetery of Sapanta.
Brief panoramic tour of Satu Mare, before entering Hungary and heading to the famous Tokaj and its amazing vineyards.
Discover the most celebrated wine producing area of Hungary. Enjoy a wine tasting in a 100 years old wine cellar on the Tarcal Terezia Hill.
City tour & highlights: Andrassy Avenue, Opera House, St. Stephan Basilica. The Castle district, The Royal Palace. Visit Matthias Church and the Fisherman’s Bastion, the symbols of Budapest, then Margaret Island and the Citadel.
After breakfast, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight back home.
Price: 2950 Euro
Prices are in EURO per person, based on two guests sharing a twin or double room in the hotels mentioned above.
Please contact us for further details in terms of specific dates.
Single Supplement 650 Euro/ price per person
