Magical Times in Magical Places - Two Day Private Tour in Transylvania and Wallachia from Bucharest

This tour is the best suggestion for visitors who wish to see the most important sights in Transylvania in only two days, accompanied by a professional tour-guide, in a comfortable car. I plan on showing you two of the famous castles in Romania, the Peles Castle, a former royal residence at Sinaia and the Bran Dracula's Castle, three of the best medieval towns in Transylvania: Brasov with its famous Black Church, Sighisoara, one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe with its fairy tales streets and a unique charm, and Sibiu, the European Capital of Culture in 2007, all founded by German colonists (Saxons) in the XII-XIII Centuries. Biertan Fortified Church, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a medieval architectural treasure hidden by the Transylvanian hills, the place you'll have the experience of daily life in a countryside village. Magnificent Olt River Gorges cutting through the Carpathian Mountains on our driveway back to Bucharest will conclude our tour.

Day 1: Bucharest - Sinaia - Bran - Brasov - Sighisoara - Pick you up from your hotel/location in Bucharest and drive to Brasov through the Carpathian Mountains. - Stop at Sinaia for visiting the Peles Castle - Drive to Bran Dracula's Castle, a medieval fortress that became famous thanks to a legend. - After lunch, we have a walking tour of Brasov's old town with the Council Square, Black Church, Schei Romanian district. - Arrival and accommodation at Sighisoara in the evening Day 2: Sighisoara - Sibiu - Bucharest - After breakfast, we have a walking tour of the medieval citadel in Sighisoara with its famous Clock Tower, Dracula's Birthplace or the Covered Staircase. - Drive to Sibiu with a brief stop to the Biertan Fortified Church. Lunchtime. - Walking tour of Sibiu old town -see the Big Square (Baroque Brukenthal Palace), Small Square (Liars Bridge), Evangelical Church, Passage of Stairs, Orthodox Cathedral. - Return to Bucharest through the Old river gorges crossing the "Carpathian Alps".