Brasov to Sighisoara and Viscri: Private day trip

Explore one of Europe's most perfectly preserved medieval town, birthplace of Vlad the Impaler and a UNESCO World Heritage site where cobblestone streets wind between colorful medieval houses and Gothic churches. Climb the famous Clock Tower (Turnul cu Ceas) for panoramic views across red-tiled rooftops while learning about the tower's role in medieval town defense and timekeeping. Visit the house where Vlad the Impaler was born, now a restaurant serving traditional medieval feasts, then explore the hilltop Biserica din Deal (Church on the Hill) reached by a covered wooden staircase protecting medieval pilgrims from unpleasant weather. Wander through narrow medieval streets lined with artisan workshops, traditional restaurants, and boutique hotels maintaining authentic medieval atmosphere. Experience the annual Medieval Festival (if visiting on the last weekend of July) where the entire town transforms into a living medieval celebration with traditional crafts, music, and authentic period costumes. Learn about Saxon colonization, medieval guild systems, and the town's role as a major Transylvanian trading center while visiting museums, craft workshops, and traditional restaurants. Evening brings magical atmosphere as medieval streetlights illuminate ancient stones while traditional Romanian and Saxon cuisine is served in atmospheric medieval cellars and courtyards.

Discover this enchanting ethnic Saxon village where traditional rural life continues largely unchanged, made famous by Charles, Prince of Wales, who owns a traditional farmhouse here. Explore the spectacular 12th century fortified Lutheran church (part of a larger UNESCO World Heritage site encompasing other villages and their churches), where thick defensive walls and towers protected villagers during Ottoman and Tatar raids. Visit Prince Charles's restored Saxon house, now a guesthouse showcasing traditional architecture and sustainable tourism supporting village preservation. Walk through the village's single main street lined with traditional Saxon houses featuring distinctive architecture, colorful facades, and traditional gardens where villagers grow vegetables and raise livestock using traditional methods. Experience authentic rural Romanian life through visits to local families demonstrating traditional crafts including weaving, wood carving, and food preservation techniques passed down through generations. Learn about Saxon heritage, village traditions, and conservation efforts maintaining traditional agriculture and architectural preservation. Traditional village restaurants serve home-cooked Romanian meals featuring local ingredients while artisan workshops sell handmade textiles, pottery, and traditional crafts supporting village economy and cultural preservation. The village's peaceful atmosphere and authentic traditions create encounters with disappearing European rural heritage.