Transylvania, much more than Dracula
Bram Stoker probably was not aware their interpretation of the legend of Vlad Tepes become the quintessential romantic vampire would influence the future of the land where history and literature, joined hands to create the myth of Dracula.
When the name of Transylvania to pronounce think anyone can avoid evoking the figure of the bloodthirsty vampire in a gloomy environment, and particularly suited to the mystery and fear.
However Transylvania is much more, this region of Romania has a great natural attraction and an excellently preserved medieval architecture. In addition the region has excellent winter resorts, and a large number of cultural centers and museums.
For this tour of Transylvania will take as its starting point the capital Cluj-Napoca, well served by its international airport and a great example of Romanian-Hungarian bicultural. This city can not only be our starting point but thanks to its magnificent architecture and history that their streets will be brimming with an excellent card for what lies ahead.
Among the most desirable views in the capital of Transylvania would emphasize the art museum Bánffy installed in the palace built in the eighteenth century or the Baroque-style church of San Miguel, the largest Catholic church over the country. Stresses also the famous botanical garden of the city.
On this tour we propose nonlinear an essential stop is the city of Brasov, located at the foot of Mount Postavaru, is a beautiful medieval city where the traveler will enjoy their buildings and monuments.
On the outskirts of Brasov has several of the most majestic castles in this region of Romania, including one known as Bran Castle. This castle was supposedly the residence of Vlad Tepes the historical figure is based on the literary figure of Dracula, despite being a very saturated tourism worth without a doubt.
Near the charming town of Sibiu with its particular pastel-colored houses and has a beautiful museum of art (Bruckenthal) with a large collection of Renaissance portraits, is Hunyadi Castle, built in the fifteenth century-style castle Loire is a beautiful example of beautiful architectural towers in a privileged spot.
We could not leave without visiting Transylvania which is considered the best preserved medieval town in Europe, Sighisoara, in addition to claiming a house inhabited by Dracula (Dracula in Transylvania always) this city is a marvel of streets, corners, hidden places and taste medieval is pervasive.
Transylvania is proud of their culture and traditions, families keep family shields on the doors of the houses and the costumes appear on any holiday or celebration. Transylvania a trip to Europe romantic and mysterious.
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