Romania

Shrouded in the passage of time and safeguarded by mountain ranges at the heart of Europe, Romania may seem distant and elusive, but that only amplifies the reward for those who dare to explore it. Born of tradition, this land triumphs over every challenge it faces, standing resilient like its mighty castles and fortresses.

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Castillo de Bran, Transilvania: el destino más famoso de Rumania.
“And without needing to look, by closing our eyes, we could see.”

Its mountain villages embrace a simple lifestyle, enhanced by their charming, brightly colored houses, while Bucharest stands as a symbol of transformation, a testament to the country’s readiness to renew and flourish.

Avistamiento osos en Bethlen Estates Transilvania
Hidden among green meadows and forests
Bethlen Estates Transilvania Heliski
Bethlen Estates Transilvania paseo a caballo
Bethlen Estates Transilvania
Oso pardo salvaje Rumanía
Impresionante vista panorámica del paisaje natural sobre las colinas y montañas en Poiana Mărului, condado de Brașov, Rumania

Between them, like a tapestry weaving everything together, the lush deciduous forests and the Transylvanian Carpathian Mountains create a flawless circle.

Beyond the Carpathians

temporada

June, July, and August are the perfect months to visit Romania, with warm yet comfortable temperatures, thanks to the refreshing breeze from the Carpathian Mountains.
CLIMA

Continental

Temperatura

Average 15°C

Calendario

Between June and August

día a día

Warm days and refreshing nights

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Iglesia fortificada de Transilvania

Tour the country’s most special heritage

Admire the unique fortified churches of Transylvania, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, getting to know these monuments unique in the world before taking to the skies over the Carpathian Mountains.
Fauna oso pardo Rumanía

Get to know the local fauna of the Transylvanian country.

Meet the large community of free-ranging bears that inhabit Romania on a sunset tour through the country’s lush forests.
Vista panorámica del Castillo de Bran, medieval y asociado a Drácula, en la temporada de otoño. Es la atracción turística más visitada de Brașov, Transilvania, Rumania.

Visit Bran Palace in private

Explore, outside opening hours, the impressive Bran Castle and be able to freely walk through the galleries and rooms that inspired one of the most famous novels of the 19th century, Dracula. Enjoy a traditional dinner in the elegant Queen Mary’s Music Room.
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