Enjoy traditional Romanian dishes and international cuisine at the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler. Taste of "Dracula's Dinner" accompanied by vampire wine and Transylvanian palin. Discover the medieval flair with stone walls and wooden ceilings as you immerse yourself in the history of Transylvania. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the upstairs as a small museum.

Start your day with breakfast surrounded by historic flair and vaulted ceilings. Antique furnishings and modern amenities come together as you enjoy traditional Romanian food. Try the mixed barbecue dish with sautéed potatoes and mustard for a hearty experience. The rustic ambience of the wine cellar rounds off your culinary adventure.

Explore the medieval alleys of Sighisoara, the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler, and delve into the legends that inspired Bram Stoker to write Dracula. Visit Bran Castle at night, experience a Halloween party under the banner of the Wicked Fairies, and discover the gritty romance of the Transylvanian countryside while enjoying local wines and traditional food.

Standing in front of the statue of Vlad Țepeş, the aura of the historical Dracula surrounds you. His bronze gaze captures the ambiguity of his legend, as a cruel ruler and national hero. A selfie with him is more than just a photo; it is a window into a time when history and myth merge.

Enter a world where time seems to have stopped. Wander through the imposing gates and learn how lepers once found solace and refuge in this sacred site. Admire the impressive oriental carpets, the grandiose organ work with over 4,000 pipes, and the detailed frescoes that tell stories of times gone by.

Knights' tournaments, craft markets, live music and performances await you. Experience historical re-enactments as you stroll through the narrow streets. Try your hand at archery or sword fighting, and watch craftsmen at work. There are special activities for children that take them into the fascinating world of the Middle Ages.

As you climb the 176 remaining steps of the original 300-step covered staircase from the 17th century, shrouded in Gothic architecture and sheltered from the elements, you'll experience a touching connection to the past. This trail, once designed for schoolchildren in winter, takes you into a world where history and legends come alive.

Immerse yourself in 500 years of history without sacrificing modern luxury. Antique wooden furniture and Gothic vaulted ceilings, combined with contemporary comforts, await you. Each room tells its own story, complemented by an opulent breakfast buffet with Transylvanian specialties. A sun deck and a bar in a cave complete the experience.

Enjoy traditional Romanian cuisine in one of Sighisoara's oldest and best-preserved houses. Casa cu Cerb, known for its sarmale, papanași, pork goulash with polenta and meatballs in sauce, promises a dining experience surrounded by Gothic arches and historical charm, with breathtaking views of the square.

Wander through the alleys of a fully inhabited medieval fortress, surrounded by impressive walls and towers that tell tales of crafting guilds and defensive battles. Marvel at the architectural diversity from Gothic to Baroque and discover the centerpiece, the 64-meter-high clock tower, which overlooks time since the 16th century.

Admire the unique architecture of the defensive tower, whose shape changes over four levels from a square floor plan to an octagonal upper floor, topped by a hexagonal roof. The traces of sieges in the 18th century give it a historical character, while its multi-layered design offers a visual spectacle that highlights the skills of medieval builders.

Explore Sighișoara's fascinating past, nestled in the historic clock tower. Admire displays of medieval handicrafts, antique clocks, and armor. Climb the steps to the top for stunning panoramic views over the medieval citadel and the rolling hills of Transylvania.

At the Festival of Medieval Arts and Crafts, medieval arts come to life. Artisans demonstrate ancient techniques as you don knight's armor and take part in archery competitions. Music bands play on period instruments, and the medieval cuisine seduces with traditional dishes. A marketplace offers handmade souvenirs, and wearing costumes lets you fully immerse yourself in times gone by.

Enjoy a morning coffee in Citadel Square, surrounded by pastel-colored facades and inviting terraces. Admire the imposing clock tower as you sample local delicacies and browse through handmade works of art. The narrow, cobblestone streets and colorful houses tell stories of times long gone that you experience at every turn.

Following in the footsteps of 17th-century schoolchildren, you'll hike up the covered staircase, protected by an arched roof. Each step up the remaining 176 steps, surrounded by historic walls, brings you closer to the impressive church on the hill, past breathtaking views of the citadel.

As you stroll through lively alleyways, you'll find local craft shops ranging from traditional Transylvanian artwork to one-of-a-kind antiques. Hand-painted icons, traditional rugs, and memorabilia handcrafted by local artists are waiting for you to discover. Authentic, handcrafted items tell stories of centuries-old craftsmanship and provide a personal memory of your trip.

Immerse yourself in the world of Vlad Tepes, known as Dracula, in his birthplace. Explore the medieval estate, where you will find not only a restaurant, but also a small weapons museum. Marvel at the iron dragon symbol above the entrance, a reference to the dragon order to which his father belonged. A look into Vlad's childhood room completes this historical experience.

Step back in time to the Neo-Renaissance as you explore St. Joseph Roman-Catholic Church. Its architecture combines neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque elements, while the interior captivates with simple elegance and interesting wood-beamed ceilings. A highlight is the organ from 1908, the work of Karl Einschenk, which was lovingly restored after a fire in 1983.

Explore the Venetian House, a 16th-century architectural masterpiece whose Gothic window frames capture the Venetian elegance in Sighisoara. Right next to it, discover the Dracula House, where Vlad Tepes saw the light of day, and delve deep into the legends of Transylvania.

Discover the fascinating world of medieval weaponry, from gleaming swords to ornate crossbows. Admire the precision and skill of the craftsmen behind each piece. Interactive activities, such as archery and medieval games, offer you a vivid connection to the past and the chance to experience history up close.

Experience the splendor of baroque frescoes in a 13th-century Gothic church. Admire masterful artwork and the finely crafted altars as you wander through the history of a former Dominican monastery. The mixture of medieval architecture and baroque interior reveals the cultural diversity and artistic brilliance of bygone eras.

Experience the splendor of Neo-Byzantine architecture and be enchanted by golden frescoes and tempera paintings inside. Admire the massive dome flooded with natural light and discover a piece of living history and culture in one of the most impressive sacred structures.

Wander cobblestone paths between colorful houses, climb the iconic clock tower for panoramic views, and immerse yourself in the medieval flair accentuated by well-preserved fortifications and architectural wonders. In this living UNESCO World Heritage Site, history and culture merge into a unique experience.

Climbing 175 covered wooden steps, a 15th-century Gothic church is revealed, surrounded by lush nature and ancient paths. Inside, you will be impressed by preserved frescoes from the Middle Ages and unique wooden benches, intricately carved with biblical scenes. A historic cemetery next door tells stories of important city dwellers.