Operating days: Tuesday, Thursday,Sunday
Route: Brasov – Sighisoara – Viscri - Brasov
Itinerario giornaliero

Starting Point:Brasov
Departure time: 09:00 AM, after being picked up from your hotel, enjoy a comfortable drive through the Transylvanian countryside, with views of rolling hills, quaint villages, and traditional rural landscapes

1. Sighisoara: The Medieval Jewel of Transylvania
   One of the most beautiful and well-preserved medieval towns in Europe. The town's historical center, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a time capsule from the 16th century, complete with cobbled streets, towers, and medieval architecture
   Attrazione principale:
2. Dracula’s Birthplace: The house where Vlad the Impaler (known as Dracula) was born in 1431, now a museum showcasing artifacts from the medieval period.
3. The Clock Tower: A prominent landmark and museum, offering great views of the town from the top.
4. The Church on the Hill (Biserica din Deal): A stunning church located on top of the hill, with an impressive interior and a panoramic view of the town.
5. The Covered Staircase:
6. The Stag House (Casa Stagului)
7. The Citadel Walls and Towers: Walk along the medieval walls and explore the fortified towers such as The Tinsmith Tower and The Butchers' Tower, which helped protect the city during the medieval period.
   Free Time in Sighisoara
   After your guided walking tour, enjoy some free time to explore Sighisoara on your own. You can shop for local crafts, try traditional foods, or simply enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the town’s squares and streets
8. Viscri - after a refreshing break, the tour continues to Viscri, a picturesque village known for its historic charm and fortified church, one of the six Saxon churches in Romania listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
   Attrazione principale:
9. Fortified Church: The Viscri Fortified Church is a well-preserved example of Saxon architecture and a highlight of rural Transylvania. The church is surrounded by thick walls and defensive towers, offering a glimpse into the medieval way of life. The village itself remains relatively unchanged over the centuries, maintaining its traditional charm.
10. The Village: Take a walk around Viscri village, known for its whitewashed houses, cobbled streets, and rural atmosphere. The village was a significant settlement for the Saxons, and many of its homes are still owned by descendants of the original Saxon inhabitants.

Optional Visit to the Prince of Wales' House:
If time permits, you can visit the home of Charles, Prince of Wales, who has a strong connection to the village and has supported its preservation. He owns a house in Viscri and frequently promotes the village’s traditional lifestyle and conservation efforts.

1. Return to Brasov
   After visiting Viscri, relax and enjoy the scenic drive back to Brașov, passing through more picturesque villages and beautiful landscapes You’ll arrive back in Brașov around 7:00 PM, where your tour concludes.