Sibiu 👁️

The heart of the city, one of the most beautiful squares in Romania, bordered by the Brukenthal Palace, the Roman Catholic Church and old houses with “eyes”.

More intimate, with arcades and terraces, connected to the Great Square through the Tower of Council.

The first casting bridge in Romania. The legend says that it scratches when someone says a lie over him — test it.

The tower that separates the two squares. Climb a few steps for the best view over the roofs with your eyes.

The Gothic church in Huet Square, with a high tower that is seen from all over the city. It can climb for another perspective.

A medieval passage with stairs and arcades connecting the Upper City to the Lower City.

The main promenade, which connects the Grand Square with the Union Square. Terraces, shops and elegant buildings.

The oldest museum in Romania, opened since the 18th century, the Pinacoteca houses first-hand European works.

One of the largest outdoor ethnographic museums in Europe: hundreds of true peasant houses, mules and workshops, on the shore of a lake in the Dumbrava forest.

One of the most spectacular roads in the world, crossing the Făgăraș Mountains to Lake Bâlea. Open usually in the summer, about from July to October.

The oldest mountain resort in Romania, at more than 1400 meters air, hike in summer and slope in winter.

Salba of villages at the foot of the mountains — Rășinari, Sibiel, Gura Rijeku — with lively traditions, sheep cheese and welcoming guesthouses.

One of the most impressive Saxon fortified churches, UNESCO monument, nestled on a hill between the vineyards.

A dining room in an old basement with authentic Ardennes cuisine and an atmosphere of a different era.

Careful cuisine, with local and international accents, in a coquet decor in the center. Good for a more sophisticated dinner.

A pleasant place for brunch, coffee or a long break with a Bohemian air, close to the center.

For a beer or coffee with views, the arcades in Little Square are the right place, in the shade of the Council Tower.

Hundreds of old houses including runs, water mills, animals and workshops—children like it to be a forest rather than a museum.

A zoo in a forest setting, near the Dumbrava of Sibiu, easily combined with ASTRA.

One of the most beautiful urban parks in the country, perfect for a long walk and playgrounds.

The high part of Transfăgăşân is usually only open in summer (approximately July–October). In winter and in bad weather it is closed — check before you plan your trip.

If you come in December, the Grand Square Christmas Fair is one of the most beautiful in Romania — but also the busiest time.

The historic centre is partly pedestrian. Use the parking spaces on the edge and walk — the distances are small.