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We offer the best and cheapest day trips from Brasov and Bucharest for budget travelers who want to get the most out of their travel in Romania.
Brasov Day Trips arranges tailor made trips on request with the best prices to suit every budget.
Independent travelers frequently use Brasov as a base to take day trips and explore the amazing nature and rich history of Transylvania.
Brasov city is the most interesting place in Romania with architecture from the 14th – 21st century. In the museum of the first Romanian school located in Scheii Brasovului one can find documents from the 11th century documenting the existence of Romanian, Hungarian and Saxon people. The narrowest street in Eastern Europe is in Brasov too. (Strada Sforii)
It’s documented in 13th century and it was used by the fire department to access various parts of the Citadel. The Medieval City of Brasov was known between the 14th-17th century as a powerful commercial centre where produce from Western Europe would meet with Greek or Oriental. A city where tourists that come for just one day are surprised that a week is not enough.
The local craftsmen were organised in trade marks like families with different ranks depending on the social status. You can see with the eye of your mind how clothes and shoes were made, you can admire the bastions, gates and the old walls of the Citadel, the famous Black Church, which is the biggest Gothic style building in Romania – or the oldest Orthodox church in Brasov – St. Nicolae Church, which has become part of the UNESCO patrimony.
We offer the best and cheapest day trips from Brasov and Bucharest for budget travellers who want to get the most out of their travel in Romania.
We arrange tailor made trips on request with the best prices to suit every budget.
Independent travellers frequently use Brasov as a base to take day trips and explore the amazing nature and rich history of Transylvania.
Brasov city is the most interesting place in Romania with architecture from the 14th – 21st century. In the museum of the first Romanian school located in Scheii Brasovului one can find documents from the 11th century documenting the existence of Romanian, Hungarian and Saxon people. The narrowest street in Eastern Europe is in Brasov too. (Strada Sforii)
It’s documented in 13th century and it was used by the fire department to access various parts of the Citadel. The Medieval City of Brasov was known between the 14th-17th century as a powerful commercial centre where produce from Western Europe would meet with Greek or Oriental. A city where tourists that come for just one day are surprised that a week is not enough.
The local craftsmen were organised in trade marks like families with different ranks depending on the social status. You can see with the eye of your mind how clothes and shoes were made, you can admire the bastions, gates and the old walls of the Citadel, the famous Black Church, which is the biggest Gothic style building in Romania – or the oldest Orthodox church in Brasov – St. Nicolae Church, which has become part of the UNESCO patrimony.
From 10 € / person
From 40 € / person
From 40 € / person
From 50 € / person
From 60 € / person
From 30 € / person
From 15 € / person
From 30 € / person
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From 35 € / person
From 55 € / person
From 10 € / person
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