Drive 2 hours from Bucharest and visit Peles Palace from Sinaia, the sumer Residence of the Royal Family of Romania and one of the most beautiful castles of Europe

We reach Brasov Medieval Town and visit the Old Town - relaxed walking tour and visit the Black Church and take you to lunch.

Drive 1.5 hours from Brasov to Viscri Saxon Village, the village where King Charles III has a house. We will visit His house and learn about the relationship between King Charles III and Transylvania. The house is fully restored and keeps the genuine charm of the old days.

We walk Viscri Village and stop at the Fortified Church, 700 years old Unesco WH site. We will meet the locals. In the evening, we'll taste the local cuisine – a lovely lady will cook for us a traditional meal.

Today, we go deeper into Transylvania. After 1 hour we'll arrive in Sighisoara, a superb citadel with people still living inside. It was one of the seven cities which formed Siebenburgen, the old german name of Transylvania (7 cities). It is the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler, famous worldwide by his nickname, Dracula.

Our accommodation for the night will be in Malancrav Village, one of the most beautiful villages from Transylvania. We'll enjoy Apafi Manor. The mansion was restored by the Mihai Eminescu Trust - King Charles III was the patron of this Foundation. Apafi Manor is right next to the impressive Fortified Church which still has 600 years old original frescoes.

Today, we'll go for Sibiu Medieval City, probably, the most beautiful city of Romania, an old Saxon Town built by the Saxons more than 800 years ago.

On the way to Sibiu, we'll visit Biertan Fortified Church, Unesco WH site and a 500 years old church.

We drive to a remote village, Miclosoara, where Count Kalnoky - a good friend of King Charles III - restored many old charming houses. We.ll visit the old mansion as well. The accommodation will be in an old saxon house with superb furniture.

Save the best for last, people say. Well, it's true – today we will go to Valea Zalanului Village, the place where King Charles III bought a house and asked his good friend – Count Kalnoky – to restore it. Great job he did ! We'll have the opportunity to stay in The King's house from the village. Here, we can admire the area on a horse cart ride. Traditional dinner at the house.

Time to get back to Bucharest where we'll reach after 3 hours. We'll visit Palace of the Parliament, the impressive building constructed during Nicolae Ceausescu’s dictatorial regime. The current headquarters of the Romanian Parliament is the largest non-military building on the planet. We'll spend some time in the Old City of Bucharest.