9 Best Sightseeing of Transylvania Romania

Surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains, Brasov is known for its medieval Saxon walls and bastions, along with the towering Gothic-style Black Church.

Built 700 years ago as a fortress to defend the valley against Ottoman Empire, this castle has a history of its own. Surrounded by dramatic landscapes, the medieval looks and menacing turrets is perfect for its reputation of Dracula castle.

Walk into the medieval rooms, climb the gloomy steep stairs of the bell tower, and experience how people there lived during a siege.

Built in the 15th century, this Castle is a perfect marriage between gothic and renaissance style. Once built as a fortified residence for a regional ruling dynasty, there is much about Transylvanian history to be learned.

Do as the Romanians do, relax and open up a book at this unusual amusement park. These salt mines are considered healthy for the lungs, which is why the Romanians spent time recuperating here.

The birthplace of Dracula and built in 12th century, this is one of the best preserved small medieval towns in Europe. Boasting of pretty cobbled streets, the historic buildings and churches, there is plenty to see.

A central hangout point for the locals, you can relax and have coffee here. There are several monuments around like the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Trinity monument and many more.

Featured in Top Gear as the best driving road in the world, this highway is a dream for any driver.

Having been through all periods of history, this town has Transylvanian culture deep rooted in its soul.