Brașov – Sinaia – Bran de Dragobete

Tour Details

Departure Place and Time

• Chișinău – 33 Circului Street (Circul parking in Chișinău) – 21:00
  Iași – Palace of Culture – 02:30

Price includes:

• Round-trip bus transportation
• 1 night accommodation in a pension/hotel/motel
• Licensed guide
• Medical insurance
• Excursions as indicated in the program
• Festive dinner
• Champagne

Price does not include:

• Tickets for tourist attractions
• Personal expenses
• Meals

Additional Services

• Single room (30 euros)
• Seat in the first 5 rows on the bus (10 euros)
• Additional seat on the bus (45 euros)
• Guide in foreign languages (200 euros)
• For seniors, age > 66, an additional fee for medical insurance is applicable (5 euros)

Notes:
If the client is alone and has not paid for a single room but for sharing (the client agrees to stay in a room with another tourist or tourists), but until the day of departure, the travel company does not have similar clients who are also alone but have paid the standard price for sharing, the client is obliged in this case to pay the supplement for a single room.

Program

Day 1. Chișinău - Iași - Sinaia – Brașov (approx. 570 km)

Meet the tour guide at 20:30, Circul parking in Chișinău for boarding the bus. Departure at 21:00 on the route: Chișinău - Iași - Sinaia – Brașov.

Day 2. Sinaia

Arrival in Sinaia. We will visit the following tourist attractions:

• Dimitrie Ghica Park in Sinaia. It is a recreation area founded in 1881 and designed by landscape architect Eder. Located between Octavian Goga Street, Eroilor Street, and Carol I Boulevard, it is situated between the train station and the Sinaia Monastery. Busts of Mihai Eminescu, Ion Creangă, Dimitrie Ghica, Iancu Brezeanu, and Nicolae Bălcescu are also placed here.
• Sinaia Monastery is an Orthodox establishment in Sinaia, Prahova County. Sinaia Monastery is included in the List of Historical Monuments of Romania.
  Peleș Castle in Sinaia, the summer residence of the kings of Romania, was built at the request of King Carol I of Romania, according to the plans of architects Johannes Schultz, Carol Benesch, and Karel Liman, and was decorated by the famous decorators J.D. Heymann from Hamburg, August Bembé from Mainz, and Bernhard Ludwig from Vienna.
• Pelișor Castle is a small palace built on the Peleș Castle domain (in the Prahova Valley). Built between 1899 and 1902 by Czech architect Karel Liman and decorated by Viennese artist Bernhard Ludwig, Pelișor Castle became, starting in 1903, the summer residence of the heirs apparent of Romania. It was built at the request of King Carol I as the residence of the heirs apparent Ferdinand and Maria.
• Free time for a walk and dinner.
• Evening accommodation in the Brasov area or the Bran area.

Day 3. Bran - Brașov – Iași – Chișinău (approx. 570 km)

• Check out in the morning.
• We start the day by visiting Bran Castle, also known as Dracula's Castle.
• Bran Castle was built over 600 years ago and was initially a fortress known as Dietrichstein, built by the Teutonic Knights in 1212, which was conquered by the Saxons towards the end of the 13th century.
• Bran Castle is located less than 30 km from Brasov, built on a rock, in a strategically key location. It houses the Bran Museum, spread over the four floors of the castle. Collections of ceramics, furniture, weapons, and armor are displayed here, and in the castle courtyard, there is a small village museum with traditional houses from the Rucăr-Bran region.
• The castle was restored between 1920 and 1927 under the leadership of the Royal Court architect, Carol Liman. During Queen Maria's time, the castle experienced its glory days as a royal residence, being one of the queen's favorite places. Tourists can learn from the castle guide that Queen Maria's heart was buried at Bran for a short period.
• We continue our journey to Brasov.
• Arrival in Brasov. Free time for lunch and leisure.
• In Brasov, we will visit the Old Town with the pedestrian street.
• Brasov is the favorite holiday destination for thousands of tourists annually due to the tourist attractions the city offers. It is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in Romania.
• Black Church. Anyone who has been to Brasov knows that the Black Church is the symbol of the city.
  And you don't know it because someone told you, but because when you see the
• Black Church, you understand it with your heart. Its image is overwhelming, etching into your retina, and descending into your soul forever.
• 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM – Departure for home.

Day 4.

• Arrival home between 01:00-06:00, depending on weather conditions, traffic, and customs formalities.