Explore Transylvania: Bear Sanctuary, Bran Castle & Brasov tour

11 Hours Duration

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About This Tour

Discover some of Transylvania’s most memorable highlights on a full-day trip from Bucharest, combining wildlife, legend, and medieval charm. Visit the Libearty...

Duration: 11 Hours · Tour type: Shared · Activity level: Moderate · Accommodation: Included · Transport: Included · Wheelchair access: Not applicable · Cities: Brasov, Bucharest, Zărnești · Languages: English

Know before you go: Comfortable walking shoes are recommended

About Brasov

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Brasov

Local guides to Brasov can boast everything from the Carpathian Mountains to the Transylvanian wilds, not to mention the old Germanic squares and soaring citadel of their indelibly historic town.

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What's Included

Transportation with a modern vehicle
Professional English-speaking guide
Hotel pick-up and drop off
Entrance fees for Zarnesti Bear Sanctuary
Entrance fees for Bran Castle
Bottled water

Not Included

Lunch (approx. €13/person)
Personal expenses

Itinerary

1

Day 01

Zarnesti Bear Sanctuary You will visit the bear reserve in Zarnesti, a wildlife sanctuary in the Carpathian Mountains. Here you will have the opportunity to see bears climbing trees, playing in the water pools or just lazing in the meadows. Here’s the place where real bears and teddy bears live together. Visit the Teddy Bear Museum and see over 200 teddy bears from all around the world. Some of the main attractions are two giant bears which were a gift from the Royal Family of Great Britain. Bran Castle Your itinerary continues to Bran Castle, which has entered the top of the world’s spookiest places as Dracula's Castle. Step inside the mysterious rooms and dark passageways to discover the legend of the most famous vampire. Brasov Next, you will proceed to Brasov. The city was founded by the Teutonic Knights in 1211, and it’s surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains. Walk on the narrowest street in Europe - Rope Street, and take as many pictures as you can. Because this city is the point of connection between Transylvania, Wallachia, and Moldavia, you will find Romanian, German and Hungarian sweets made after original recipes.