Top Brasov Nature Walks

Explore the old town of Brasov with a certified local guide! Walk along the old medieval walls and find out about the history of one of the most popular Transylvanian cities. Discover important landmarks like the Black Church, Catherine's Gate, the Weavers' Bastion, the narrowest Street in Romania and much more! Learn about the locals and find out how to get the most out of your time in this part of the country. Tips about restaurants that provide great Romanian food as well as recommended dishes are also included towards the end of the tour.

Planning your own hike in the Carpathian Mountains can be stressful if you don’t know the area. Prebook this Carpathian Mountains Hiking Experience from Brasov and have a guide plan out your trek for you, and hike in the safety of a small group that looks out for one another. Round-trip transport and hotel pickup from Brasov are included.

Hike among the spectacular Carpathian Mountains on a trekking tour of Piatra Craiului National Park. Follow one of two routes on a half-day hike through alpine meadows, fragrant forests, and country villages that seem untouched by time. Exploring in a small group ensures that you can walk at a pace that suits the entire group. See the cavernous Zarnesti Gorge, and learn about the traditional rural industries of cheese-making and shepherding.

See one of the most amazing places in Brasov - the magnificent Seven Ladders Canyon, in this small-group half day trip from Brasov. Carved by the river in ancient limestone from the Jurassic era, this gorge is one of the most popular attractions for tourists and locals as well. After a hike through the forests situated at the foothills of Piatra Mare mountain, you will arrive at the canyon and go through it on almost vertical ladders. If you're afraid of heights, you can relax outside the canyon and enjoy the scenery.

Go deep into the Carpathian Mountains in search of resident brown bears on this half-day small-group tour from Brasov. With a forest ranger escort and guide accompanying you, you'll have the best chance of spotting bears and you'll learn about their biology and behavior through detailed commentary. Round-trip transportation means you can enjoy the scenic drive from Brasov and back.

Step into Brașov’s medieval heart on this immersive self-guided walking tour. Wander from the Grand Council Square into hidden lanes behind the city walls, cross medieval bastions, and climb to the White Tower for sweeping views over one of Transylvania’s most beautiful towns. Along the way, uncover how Saxon settlers built and defended this powerful trading city, while Romanian communities preserved their identity just beyond the gates. Hear stories of guilds, fortifications, secret passages, and forgotten waterways — plus surprising tales like Vlad the Impaler’s lost love in Brașov. You’ll explore landmarks like the Graft Bastion, După Ziduri, Șcheii Brașovului, and St. Nicholas Church, discovering how different cultures shaped the city side by side. With GPS-guided stops, engaging audio stories, and complete freedom to explore at your own pace, this tour lets you experience Brașov not just as a postcard town, but as a living story carved in stone, streets, and legends.

Via Transilvanica Experience – Poiana Mărului to Râșnov | 3 Days. A guided journey through Terra Borza Teutonica, the historic land of the Teutonic Knights! Traverse one of the Via Transilvanica's most picturesque and historically layered stretches, connecting Poiana Mărului’s rustic charm, Zărnești’s mountain allure, Bran’s legendary past, and Râșnov’s Saxon legacy. Over three days, gentle hikes are interwoven with tales of Teutonic knights, Saxon pioneers, and the enduring spirit of rural Transylvania. Why This Via Transilvanica Experience? Over three days, this Via Transilvanica expedition immerses you in authentic rural rhythms, Saxon culture, and stunning Carpathian views. Journey through Poiana Mărului’s vibrant village life, historic towns such as Zărnești and Bran, and the fortified Saxon enclave of Râșnov, all brought to life by tales of Teutonic knights, Saxon settlers, and cherished traditions.