Top Transylvania Food Tours

Step into the charm of Brasov's historic center for a truly authentic wine-tasting experience like no other. Located in a picturesque and intimate setting at Via Enescu, this experience offers a genuine taste of Romania’s rich wine culture. You’ll be guided through a hand-picked selection of 5 wines, each from distinct Romanian wine regions, including rare local varieties such as Tămâioasa Românească—a hidden gem for wine lovers. What sets this experience apart is the carefully curated gourmet platter, pairing the wines with a delectable selection of meats, cheeses, and seasonal accompaniments. It’s the perfect combination of local flavors and culinary craftsmanship. Join us for a memorable two-hour journey through the tastes and aromas of Romania

Today you will have the chance to try the traditional Romanian food made by our hosts in their homes with natural local farm-fresh ingredients. The location will be in a village near Brasov, in a pleasant environment that will make us feel more the customs and the traditional Romania. We will have a 3-course homemade dinner, with soup, a main course made at the cauldron and the must-have dessert. And the traditional homemade plum brandy and homemade juices are included so that we will faster can get deeper into the local culture.

Discover Bethlen-Haller Castle & Jidvei Vineyard! Enjoy a 500-year history tour, a 7-wine professional tasting and a 3-course gourmet lunch. Book your trip! Explore one of Transylvania's most iconic and well-preserved private castles. Hassle-free round-trip transport from Cluj-Napoca in a climate-controlled vehicle.

Transylvania is a land of cultural tapestry. Romanians, Roma, Saxons and Hungarians are sharing the same land. Living traditions, crafts, organic farms and delicious food. This tour will provide an immersion into the culture of the region and will give you the chance to directly get in touch with locals and their stories. Begin your adventure in Brateiu, where you’ll visit a traditional Roma family and watch the coppersmith showcase his skills. In the Saxon village of Copșa Mare, participate in a hands-on felt workshop, visit the church and enjoy a delicious homemade meal prepared by our local host. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage fortified church in Biertan and enjoy a local wine tasting. The highlights of our tour: - Visit traditional Roma and Saxon villages for unique cultural insights - Participate in a hands-on felt workshop - Enjoy a traditional meal made with local organic ingredients - Taste local wine - Explore historic sites including UNESCO Biertan fortified church

Learn about Romania’s 6000 years of wine-making history on this relaxing and fun day trip. Enjoy the beauty of the Carpathian mountains and the vineyards at their foot. As well as wine samples, you’ll try a delicious traditional Romanian lunch. You won’t have to worry about finding a designated driver to get you home after sampling the wine, as transportation is taken care of for you.

Visit two of Transylvania’s most scenic and historic locations on this double-duty day trip, which stops at Biertan and Sighisoara. Highlights include centuries-old fortified churches, which once repelled Mongol invaders, and Sighisoara’s 14th-century clocktower and UNESCO-listed citadel. Learn about Romania’s medieval history—and local legends, like the real-life Dracula, Vlad the Impaler—along the way.

" Experience the Alba Iulia Citadel in an intimate way during this private walking tour. Immerse yourself in the rich history of this large Romanian fortress, standing strong for over 300 years. Marvel at the vestiges of three different fortifications, spanning two millennia. Complete your journey with a visit to Vino Teca Hugo, a hidden gem nestled within the Catacombs of the Citadel, and indulge in a wine tasting experience."

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"