Dracula's Castle, Peles Castle and old town Brasov from Bucharest
Description
Highlights
- Private and Luxury
- Additional fees
- Weather Dependent - Weather-Proof
- Car Tours
- Historical Tours
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- Culture
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- Day Trips
- Full-day Tours
What makes this experience special
Language guide
Inglese, Italiano, Spagnolo
Transfer included
Raduno al punto d'incontro
What's included
Included
- Pick-up from centrally Meeting Point
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Tour Guide
Not included
- Tips for the tour guide / driver
- Entrance Fees (Only in Cash)
Itinerary
- 1
Meet with your tour guide in the morning.
Meet with your tour guide in the morning.
Pass by, no stop - 2
Visit the Peles Castle, former summer residence of the kings
Visit the Peles Castle, former summer residence of the kings of Romania, in Sinaia, a well-known mountain resort as well. Nowadays the Castle is one of the most important museums in Transylvania where one can admire furniture and ornamental objects, carpets, tapestry, sculptures, paintings, collections of weapons from the 15th up to the19th centuries.
1h 30minAdmission not included - 3
Continue your journey to Bran with it’s famous Bran castle.
Continue your journey to Bran with it’s famous Bran castle. Also called Dracula`s Castle, it is situated not far from Brasov (25 kilometres) at the entrance in the Bran – Rucar passage. The castle got its fame from Dracula`s legend written in 1897 by Bram Stoker and later on made into a film by Francis Ford Coppola.. The first documents about the Bran Castle appeared in 1377. Along the history, the Castle had a strategic mission being the border between Transylvania and Wallachia. First it was under the rule of the King of Hungary Sigismund of Luxemburg, than under the Romanian voievodes Mircea cel Batran and Vlad Tepes and later on it came under the jurisdiction of the City of Brasov. In 1912 it was donated by the municipality of Brasov to the romanian royal family, in order to became their residence.
1h 30minAdmission not included - 4
Free time in Brasov. Dating from 1520, the City Council Squa
Free time in Brasov. Dating from 1520, the City Council Square has been considered the centre of Brasov for hundreds of years. Merchants and craftmen fairs took place here. They came from Transylvania, Wallachia, and even the Near East andEurope. According to the types of merchandise they traded on the side streets of this Square, the streets were called The Wheat Fair, The Cloth Row, The Butnar Fair, The Linen Fair, The Cotton Row or The Coats Fair. The Square is surrounded by houses built in the Renaissance, Baroque, Provincial and Neo-classic style and they once sheltered small shops and warehouses. The Square is dominated by the magnificent building called the Council Hall.
1h - 5
Drop off at the same departure point.
Drop off at the same departure point.
Pass by, no stop
Meeting point
Useful information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Peles Castle is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays all year round and on 20th April. If your tour is booked within this time period when is closed you will see Peles Castle from the outside
- Children under 7-year-old cannot attend shared tours. Please contact the local partner for a private tour offer
- Not recommended for travelers with walking problems
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Cancellation policy
- More than 1 day before100% refund
- Between 0 and 1 days before0% refund
Prices by age band
- Bambino5-12 anni€99
- Adulto13-90 anni€99
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