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Palace of Parliament
2h · Admission ticket included
Start the day with a visit to the Parliament Palace, one of the largest buildings in the world. Take a guided tour of this grand structure, marveling at its impressive size and ornate interiors. Explore the Old Town of Bucharest with a guided walking tour and take some time for lunch at your leisure.
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Sibiu
2h
The largest and weathiest walled citadel built in Transylvania in the 12th century by the German settlers, also known in German as Hermannstadt, Sibiu has a pedestrian-friendly area, with two accessible levels: The Upper Town and The Lower Town, connected through The Stairs Passage. Preserving until today its wonderful medieval atmosphere, Sibiu was listed by Forbes in its top 10 of the most idyllic places to live in the whole world, and was chosen as Europe’s Cultural Capital City in 2007, together with Luxembourg.
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Big Square (Piata Mare)
Pass by
Beautifully comprising various UNESCO heritage sites, The Old Town is the the core of the city, the beating heart which exudes the medieval air Sibiu is famous for. The Upper Town, the area which used to be known as the wealthier part of Sibiu, given its status as commercial outlet, hosts the Roman-Catholic Church and the impressive, world famous Brukenthal Museum in The Great Square. The Council Tower, the top of which offers unforgettable views over the city, is the gateway that leads you from the Great Square to the Little Square, the traditional hotspot for the town's most sophisticated artists and craftsmen.
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Huet Square
Pass by
The third fortified square of the Old Town is the Huet Square, dominated by the Evangelical Cathedral. The Lower Town is the part of the city which used to be dedicated to manufacturing.
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Bridge of Lies
10m
Idyllically reigning over the Stairs Passage and connecting the Upper Town to the Lower Town, the bridge was restored in 1859 and became the first iron bridge in Romania and the second in Europe.
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The Lower Town of Sibiu (Orasul de Jos)
Pass by
Dating back to the 15th century, only 3 out of more than 50 towers have stood the test of time , though: The Harquebusiers' Tower, The Carpenters' Tower, and The Potters' Tower. The later Great Tower, dating back to 16th century, was the venue for Sibiu's first theatrical performance.