Organizzare un viaggio in Romania: itinerario di 7 giorni

by Veronica Crocitti
Esplorando la Romania: Un Viaggio Dracula tra Storia e Bellezza

How to plan a trip to Romania: a 7-day itinerary and key information to make the most of your adventure.


Nestled in Central Eastern Europe, on the border between tradition and legend, Romania is a land of almost surreal charm. From the snow-capped peaks of the Carpathian Mountains to the luxurious palaces of Bucharest , to the castles once home to kings and queens, this is a land of magic, discovery, and mystery. In this article, you’ll find all the tips for planning a trip to Romania, including information and a 7-day itinerary.

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How to organize a trip to Romania

If you’re planning a trip to Romania, the land of Count Dracula, keep in mind that you’ll need at least seven days. The distances between locations aren’t excessive, but it’s worth visiting all its wonders, starting in Bucharest , the capital, also known as ” Little Paris .” Here you can choose from the city’s best accommodations for your stay and then travel, even on day trips, to the castles that dominate the area, such as Bran Castle, the famous palace where the legendary Count Dracula lived. History has it that Dracula is the Impaler who drove out the Ottomans and established Romania as the center of Christian culture in Eastern Europe.

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What to do and see in Bucharest in a weekend

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What to see in Romania

Bucharest tops the list of top things to do and see in Romania,  with the Arch of Triumph, the Casa Popolurui (Parliament), Piața Unirii, the Lipscani neighborhood, the Old Court, and the spectacular Cărtureşti Library . Also not to be missed are Brasov, Peleś Castle, Bran Castle, Corvin Castle, Snagov Monastery, the Turda Salt Mine, and the entire picturesque Transylvania region. We also recommend taking several free tours of the capital and other nearby locations. If you want to explore independently, rent a car for a few days . This is always the best way to organize a trip to Romania that’s as independent as possible.

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Plan a trip to Romania: a 7-day itinerary

Organizing a trip to Romania requires a good deal of planning and a limited budget. This destination remains one of Europe’s low-cost destinations, despite its growing tourism in recent years. Below is a detailed 7-day itinerary in Romania, among the lands of Count Dracula.

Day 1: Arrival in Bucharest

  • Arrival in Bucharest, the capital of Romania.
  • Visit the Palace of Parliament, one of the largest buildings in the world.
  • Walk through the historic center, with Revolution Square and Stavropoleos Church.

Day 2: Bucharest – Peles Castle – Brasov

  • Departure for Peles Castle in Sinaia.
  • Visit Peles Castle, a fascinating royal residence.
  • Continue towards Brasov.
  • Exploring Brasov’s Old Town and its famous Biserica Neagră (Black Church).

Day 3: Brasov – Bran – Rasnov

  • You can’t think of organizing a trip to Romania without including a stop at Bran Castle, known as Dracula’s Castle.
  • Visit to the medieval town of Rasnov and its fortress.

Day 4: Sibiu

  • Moving to Sibiu.
  • Exploring Sibiu’s Grand Square and its historic buildings.
  • Visit to the Brukenthal Museum and the Evangelical Church.

Day 5: Sibiu – Alba Iulia – Sibiu

  • From Sibiu, day trip to Alba Iulia.
  • Visit the Alba Iulia citadel and its fortifications.
  • Return to Sibiu for the night.

Day 6: Sibiu – Hunedoara Castle – Timisoara

  • Visit Hunedoara Castle, also known as Corvin Castle.
  • Moving to Timisoara.
  • Stroll around Unirii Square and admire the Architect Millennium Church.

Day 7: Timisoara – Departure

  • Another day of exploring Timisoara, including Union Square and Central Park.

When planning your trip to Romania, keep in mind that this itinerary can be customized to suit your needs and preferences. Be enchanted by the history, culture, landscapes, and architecture of one of Eastern Europe’s most mysterious countries.

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Viaggiare a Pasqua low cost: 4 mete belle e economiche 17 February 2022 - 15:01

[…] è ancor di più. Il freddo dell’inverno è già passato ma i castelli, come ad esempio il mitico castello di Dracula a Bran, sono ancora colorati di bianco dagli ultimi strascichi di neve. I paesaggi sono suggestivi e le […]

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