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A comprehensive tour displaying Transilvania's most interesting castles and fortresses.
A bike tour in Transylvania, “The Land Beyond the Forest”, one of Europe’s most fascinating regions which will surely touch your heart.
This tour is designed to offer the best combination between history and gastronomy in one of the most interesting regions in Romania. It will present the visitors the (hi)story & taste of: Sibiu, 2019 Region of Gastronomy; Sighisoara – the best preserved medieval citadel in Romania; Alba Iulia – the King Coronation City; Viscri, “a royal heart” village cherished by HM King Charles III; and Sinaia – the former residence of the Romanian Kings.
Start at 1200 m and reach 1954 m altitude. Stunning views, amazing hiking, fresh air, good company and the possibility to take home with you some really impressive pictures. Stay fit, while having fun.
The Saxons are a population of German origin, settled in Transylvania initially invited by the Hungarian kings. It is believed that the Saxons came from Flanders or from a region near the North Sea, while others came from the middle Rhine region or Luxembourg. In 800 years of existence in the territory of the center Transylvania, the Saxons developed a cultural, economic and spiritual way of life that positively and irrevocably marked the entire area.
The Saxons are a population of German origin, settled in Transylvania initially invited by the Hungarian kings. It is believed that the Saxons came from Flanders or from a region near the North Sea, while others came from the middle Rhine region or Luxembourg. In 800 years of existence in the territory of the center Transylvania, the Saxons developed a cultural, economic and spiritual way of life that positively and irrevocably marked the entire area.
Transylvania, “The Land Beyond the Forest” is one of Europe’s most fascinating regions, a magical land mixing more cultures. We invite you to discover it directly from the source.
In the footsteps of Dracula: find out the fascinating mix between historic reality, legend and fiction. The tour leads you on the main areas related to the Count Dracula character that Bram Stoker perfected. His 1897 novel "Dracula" invented world’s most well-known vampire to this day.
HM King Charles III is enraptured by Transylvania’s countryside and has started a campaign to save its forests & wildlife, and support environmental & rural sustainable development: "It's the timelessness which is so important”.
