Day Trips from Brasov to Sinaia

Visit Bran Castle and Peles Castle on this tour starting from Brasov. We will walk you through 2 different ages. In this tour, we will see a king’s palace (Peles castle) and a medieval castle (Bran Castle). So, let’s taste a little bit of Transylvania history. Besides the castles, we will visit the largest brown bear sanctuary in the world, learn more about the incredible creatures, and know more about the traditional Romanian brandy made out of different fruits.

Explore the countryside of Brasov on this private off-road adventure. Enjoy pickup from your Brasov accommodations and a visit to the Liberty Bear Sanctuary and a tour of Bran Castle before going off-road in the hills near Bran Castle, with a stops at traditional houses for lunch and to sample homemade cheese and Romanian brandy.

Explore three of Transylvania’s most popular attractions with a native Spanish-speaking guide on a private tour from Brasov. Starting from your hotel, comfortable transportation takes you to Bran Castle, Rasnov Citadel, and Peles Castle. At each location, your guide will provide engaging commentary that goes beyond the typical guidebook. At any point, you're free to ask questions for a more personalized experience.

Visit three of Transylvania’s most iconic attractions during this full-day private tour of Peles Castle, Bran Castle, and the hilltop fortress of Rasnov. Explore the lavish interiors of a one-time summer residence for the royal family, learn the real-life history behind the Dracula legend, and enjoy panoramic views over the Carpathian mountains. Tours include hotel pickup and drop-off in Brasov.

Explore some of the most famous landmarks in Transylvania in just one day with this private tour from Brasov. Visit beautiful Peles Castle, the former summer home of Romanian royalty; explore the Gothic Bran Castle, more popularly known as Dracula’s Castle; and enjoy the spectacular views from the well-preserved Rasnov Fortress.

Count Dracula, first appeared in the novel “Dracula”, published in England in 1897, by the Irish writer Bram Stoker. But the name “Dracula”, far from being a frightening term, derives from the Crusader Order of the Dragon with which Order both Vlad Tepes and his father had been associated. The rest of the Dracula myth derives from the legends and popular beliefs in ghosts and vampires prevalent throughout Transylvania. Count Dracula - Discover the history of the most popular horror character - Explore Bran Castle - Buy Tickets Online Stoker’s Count Dracula is a centuries-old vampire, sorcerer, and Transylvanian nobleman, who claims to be a Székely descended from Attila the Hun. He inhabits a decaying castle in the Carpathian Mountains. In his conversations with the character Jonathan Harker, Dracula reveals himself as intensely proud of his boyar culture with a yearning for memories of his past.

Bran Castle is nicknamed “Dracula’s Castle” as it’s believed to have inspired Bram Stoker’s famous novel, “Dracula”, and with this tour, you can get there with ease. Don’t worry about fixed schedules or busy sightseeing buses; instead, enjoy a private tour for just your party that’s tailored to suit your requirements. After setting off from Brasov, you can adjust the itinerary, make requests to stop at nearby points of interest, and decide how long to spend at each stop.

Discover four top attractions in Transylvania with this small-group guided tour that includes hotel pickup from Brasov. Visit Peles Castle, former summer home to Romanian royalty; tour the inner and outer courtyards of Bran Castle, also known as Dracula’s Castle; explore the defensive structure of Rasnov Citadel; and admire the fortified Church of Harmon.

Transylvania is home to some of Romania’s top sights, but getting around on your own can be a hassle. Save hours with this driving tour, giving you enough time to take in three highlights in a single day. Begin with a guided tour of the brown bear sanctuary in Zarnesti before moving on to Bran Castle, where the legend of Dracula began. End with a stop at Peles Castle, said to be one of the most beautiful in the world.

This tour covers Romania's most important castles: Peles and Bran. On top of this you get to also see the Cantacuzino Castle, the filming place of the Wednesday TV series. The Peles castle is one of the most impressive castles in Europe. It's a modern compound built in the late 19th century that has and astonishing amount of details and decorations. The famous Bran Castle initially served as military defense fortification, then as customs point and ultimately as one of the summer residences of the Romanian royal family. It's a medieval castle with a royal touch, that's also linked to the Dracula legend! At the Cantacuzino Castle you can see the filming place of the famous Nevermore Academy, from the Wednesday series on Netflix. Besides touring the castle you also get free time for souvenirs in the bazaar at the footsteps of the landmark.

MINIMUM 4PAX!! The tour starts with Bran Castle presenting the story of the castle together with the legend vs. truth about the cruel Vlad Dracula - The Impaler. You can buy several "Dracula” gifts at the souvenir market just outside the castle, but also local handmade artifacts of wool and wood. Then, continue to Peles Palace in Sinaia. The inside visit will be the highlight of your day; the detailed ornaments in every room will take you back to the early 20th century and make you admire every inch of it's artwork. The tour ends with a wine tasting at the famous Cellars of Rhein-Azuga, supplier of the Romanian Royal Court between the world wars. Tourists can discover the art of sparkling wine production by the traditional method used in Champagne, which involves a second fermentation of the wine in the bottle for at least 12 months. Azuga Rhein Cellars were opened in 1892 and were recognized between the two world wars as the Romania’s "Royal Court Provider"

Bran Castle and Peles Palace are two of Transylvania’s most iconic estates, but visiting them in the same day isn’t easy without private transportation. Ideal for travelers with limited time to spare, this half-day private tour ticks off both attractions in just a handful of hours, with round-trip hotel transfers from Brasov. Learn the real-life Dracula legend of Vlad the Impaler before visiting the ornately decorated 19th-century residence.

Experience the unspoiled scenery of the Bucegi Natural Park with this private guide day hike from Brasov. Enjoy convenient round-trip transfers by air-conditioned vehicle and hike with a professional and licensed tour guide. Highlights include the Sphinx and Biddles rock formations at the Bucegi Plateau, and sweeping mountain views.

Explore Transylvania’s castles and historic sites on a private tour that’s tailored to your interests—a personalized alternative to group tours with fixed itineraries. After visiting Peles Castle and Bran Castle (aka Dracula’s Castle), choose the last stop yourself, whether that's the impressive Rasnov Fortress or the hiking paths through the mountains at Poiana Brasov. Admission tickets are your own expense so you can pick what’s important to you.

This is a great Tour for you if you are both, a nature and history lover. You’ll have the chance to visit the most famous Royal Castle from Romania, and then spend some quality time outdoors. We invite you to discover the rich story about the Romanian Royal Family and their favorite summer residence, the mighty Peles Castle. In the second part of the trip, we will stop in Busteni, a small quaint town situated at the feet of the Bucegi Natural Park. From there, you will have the chance to breathe the fresh air and enjoy a very easy hike to the Urlatoarea Waterfall. “Urlatoarea” means “The screaming one”. It’s a place filled with mystery and there is also a legend behind it. Will you choose to discover the truth and myths about those wonderful places?

Cross off three of Romania’s most memorable tourist destinations in one day on this small-group tour. Start with Bran Castle, which influenced Bram Stoker’s Dracula, where you can hear the myths and true stories as you explore. At the spectacular royal residence Peles Castle, you'll visit both the exterior and inside at your leisure, as well as the Sinaia Monastery. See the stunning Transylvanian Alps and Bucegi Mountains on your relaxing trip back to Brasov.

If you want to enjoy a carefully designed day trip for your small group than you are in the right place. Discover some of Romania's top cultural highlights while on a private tour with a knowledgeable and friendly driver/guide. Travel in a safe and comfortable fashion with a premium Mercedes-Benz minivan.

Travel between the far-flung attractions of Transylvania without worrying about getting lost on rural roads on this day trip, designed with visitors on a time budget in mind. In an intimate small group limited to seven people, you’ll visit Peles Castle, Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle), and Rasnov Fortress and benefit from both the personalized attention and insider knowledge of your guide.

If you’re looking for an intimate experience in Romania that makes the most out of the time you have there, book this Peles Castle and Bran Castle Small-Group Tour from Brasov. Not only does this small-group tour limit group numbers to just eight people and offer round-trip, private transport from Brasov, but it also gives you skip-the-line access at all the stops along the way. Highlights include Peles Castle, Bran Castle, Rasnov Citadel, and Sinaia Monastery.

The tour begins at the designated meeting point in the heart of Brașov. From there, set out on a scenic 30/40 min drive to the legendary Bran Castle. Completed in 1382, this medieval fortress stands proudly on a rocky cliff between Măgura and Dealul Cetății, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Your journey continues to the charming mountain resort of Sinaia, once the favourite summer retreat of Romania’s Royal Family. Visiting Castle Peles(160 rooms) that was built for the first King Carol 1 in 1873 and finishing in 1914, then Castle Pelisor(99 rooms) build for his nephew Ferdinand and Queen Maria. A quick stop to Monastery Sinaia that was build in 1695 and new Church in 1842. Next, visit the elegant Cantacuzino Castle, completed in 1911 by the renowned architect G. Cerchez at the request of Prince Gheorghe Grigore Cantacuzino. This impressive Neo-Romanian-style residence boasts grand interiors, an art gallery, and sweeping views of the Bucegi Mountains.

Escape the busy city and discover two of Romania’s most fascinating attractions on this full-day experience from Brasov. Visit the magnificent Peles Castle, the former royal summer residence nestled in the Carpathian Mountains, famous for its stunning Neo-Renaissance architecture and richly decorated interiors. Continue to the impressive Slanic Salt Mine, one of the largest salt mines in Europe, where you will explore massive underground chambers carved entirely in salt. Enjoy comfortable transportation, beautiful scenery, local insights, and a flexible itinerary during this unforgettable Romanian adventure.

Immerse yourself in the legends of Transylvania with a visit to Bran Castle, Peles Castle, and Râșnov Fortress. Departing from Braşov, the full-day tour begins with a stop at Peles Castle, known for its opulent, Bavarian-style architecture. Next up is Bran Castle, also known as Dracula’s Castle, where you can wander the castle’s Gothic chambers and learn about its ties to Bram Stoker’s undead antihero. Finally, stop at the imposing, 13th-century Rasnov Fortress.

The tour to Peles and Cantacuzino castles comprises beauty and history in one. Peles is Europe's first electrified castle with all modern utilities including central heating, running hot and cold water, central vacuum cleaner, an electrical elevator and much more already from the beginning of the 20th century. Visiting Peles Castle is almost like being inside an art work itself, every step we take inside we get mesmerized by every small detail, the different carvings, paintings and furniture piece competing with well known castles and palaces around the world. Cantacuzino Castle was the summer home of a well known politician of the 19th century Grigore Cantacuzino. He used to be one of the wealthiest man in Romania at that time and decided to construct this authentic monument with a breathtaking panorama to the Bucegi Mountains. The Castle constructed in Neo-Romanian architectural style is surrounded with alleys and pathways which lead to fountains, waterfalls and small caves.