Prejmer Fortress : your day begins with a visit to Prejmer Fortress, one of the best-preserved fortified churches in Transylvania, dating back to the 12th century. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a fine example of the Saxon heritage in the region. The fortress has a rich history as it was built to defend the locals from invaders, and it also served as a place of worship. Its defensive walls and the church inside are great examples of medieval architecture.

Sinaia Pearl of the Carpathians Next destination is Sinaia, known as the "Pearl of the Carpathians." Here, you will visit Peleș Castle, the former summer residence of the Romanian royal family. This stunning Neo-Renaissance castle, built between 1873 and 1914, is known for its intricate architecture, beautiful interior, and impressive art collection. As you explore the castle, you will learn about the royal family’s influence on Romania’s history • Impressive architecture: A blend of Neo-Renaissance and Gothic Revival styles. • Luxurious interiors: Richly decorated rooms, exquisite woodwork, and artwork, along with unique collections of armor, paintings, and sculptures. • Surrounding gardens: Beautifully landscaped grounds and gardens with panoramic views of the mountains. • Historical significance: The castle was the royal residence for Romanian monarchs and has witnessed significant events in Romania's history.