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Trade the busy streets of Cluj-Napoca for the countryside of Transylvania on this day trip. Join a small group and venture deep into the Turda Salt Mine, a Roman-era relic known for its beautiful salt formations and large chambers. Then, head to Corvin Castle, a large, Gothic-style castle that is one of the largest in Europe. Finally, visit the Alba Carolina Fortress, built in the early 1700s, to protect the new territories of the Habsburg Empire.

Explore the medieval heart of Cluj-Napoca at your own pace with this app-based adventure that takes you across the city to solve clues and admire historic highlights. Visit Tailors' Bastion, take in the view from Cetatuie Hill, and pass the statue of King Matthias Corvinus as you learn about his legendary lost treasure. Follow the directions from one clue to the next with no need for a map or GPS.

Choose your morning or afternoon departure time for this tour of the Turda Salt Mines. With tickets in hand and a guide in the lead, you'll start exploring right away. Get the most out of your visit with guided commentary teaching you about the history and economic importance of the salt mines.

Venture into the countryside of Romania to visit the town of Turda and historic village of Rimetea during this full-day small-group tour. Learn about the ancient, underground salt mines that have had many uses over the years and is now an underground amusement park. Then head to the old Hungarian village of Rimetea, known for its iron mines, before traveling to the former capital city of Alba Lulia home to the oldest stone church in Romania.

Explore the depths of the Earth 100m below the surface. Learn the secrets of salt extraction from a professional guide. Experience the vibrant pulse of Sibiu’s historic "Historic Heart." Opt for a tower climb for the region's best photo opportunities.

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.

Discover the alluring cities and noteworthy landmarks of Transylvania, ranging from Sibiu's Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and Art Nouveau architecture to the breathtaking sceneries of Brasov. Take a tour of the renowned Bran Castle and gain insights about the historical ruler Vlad the Impaler, and make sure to visit the charming medieval fortress of Sighișoara.