Brasov Probably the Best City in the World Tour

Many of the cosy open-air restaurants and pubs of Brasov's Old Town welcome guests with this title-logo. Sounds far-fetched? It's up to you to allot 2 hours and a half of your life to be part of Brasov's 800 years of history and to take with yourselves your share of Transylvanian peacefulness. Starting from the Council Square, near the yellow building of the Old Town-Hall, meeting-point for both tourists and locals, I will share the stories of the Black Church, the most important landmark of this Saxon town, admire Katherine's Gate, the New Synagogue, and stroll through the Rope Street, allegedly Europe's narrowest street. We'll have a bit of fresh air admiring the longest portion of medieval walls in Europe built in a straight line, then experience Brasov's colourful image from one of the cosy open-air restaurants or pubs along the main pedestrian shopping street, being left with cherished memories, to make you wish you had come here before.

This is a suggested Itinerary. We are starting in the Council Square, - then to the Black Church, visitable in most days of the year (except for Mondays and some celebrations), - we will walk to Katherine's and Schei Gates, - the New Synagogue, (to be visited each day except on Saturday) - the Rope Street, - the Weaver's Bastion, - largest from Romania, visitable too. - We continue our walking tour with the Under the Tampa Lane along the medieval walls, and return by the City-Hall and Local Council to our meeting point (or to the customer's hotel) via the Republicii Street, main pedestrian and shopping thoroughfare. This tour can be customized to fit your preferences.