2 Popular Packege(s)
Area 267.3 Square Kilometers
Population 0.28 Million
Winter Temperature 1°C
Summer Temperature 35 °C
Best Time To Visit The best months for a good weather in Brasov are June, August and September
Otopeni airport near Bucharest is three hours away by car south, the same as the Sibiu airport west, or the Târgu Mureş airport north.
Getting to Braşov is very easy, because it is a major Romanian railway hub. From the capital city Bucharest there are 18 trains daily and there are also frequent trains from other cities, as well as daily connections to Budapest, Hungary (via Oradea) and a EuroNight (fast night train) connection to Budapest via Arad. Another international overnight train arrives daily from Vienna. Also due to its affordability and comfort, train is the best way of reaching Braşov.
Aside from the train, car is one of the most popular ways of reaching Braşov, due to its fairly good road connections
Visit the largest brown bear sanctuary in the world and learn more about the incredible creatures on this guided tour of the Libearty Bear Sanctuary in Zarnesti. See the bears up close as your guide introduces you to the over 80 residents of the place and each of their unique stories.
Spot the bears as they roam in their spacious enclosures, climbing trees and taking dips in pools. As you observe, learn from your guide that although the bears come from bleak backgrounds, thanks to the efforts of the sanctuary, they are now able to enjoy normal, happy lives. End your tour on a hopeful note by getting educated about the dangers of keeping bears in captivity and what people can do to prevent it.
The most popular Romanian ski resort and an important tourist centre preferred by many tourists not only from Romania, but also from Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland and other European states. It's easily accessible by car but there are regular buses operated by Braşov Transit (RAT Braşov) which can be taken from "Livada Poştei". ATV's, ski, luges and snowboards at a reasonable price. Poiana Braşov is host to a number of hotels, restaurant, cafe bars and some nice nightclubs. Two of the better known restaurants are Şura Dacilor (The Dacians' Barn) and Coliba Haiducilor (The Outlaws' Shack) which serve traditional food. Next to the road and near parking merchants sell manufactured wooden decorations or jewellery at a price lower than in down town.
This old Saxon town and citadel (15km to the west of Braşov) can easily be combined with a visit to the fortified church in Christian, which is on the same route. There are good bus (and slower train) connections.
Inside the Râşnov citadel you can find an interesting museum, archery, a cafe/tavern, and some excellent views of the city and surrounding mountains. You can also see old Saxon houses and churches. Near Râşnov you can do paragliding and bungee-jump, as well as horse riding, hiking and alpinism.
Strada Zaharia Stancu 1, Brașov 500167, Romania
Bulevardul Gării 3A, Brașov, Romania
Strada Bazaltului 2, Brașov 500053, Romania
Strada Mureșenilor 3, Brașov 500026, Romania