Dracula Castle and Transylvania Shared Tour

Pick-Up in Bucharest
Your tour begins with a convenient pick-up from your hotel or specified address in central Bucharest.

Peles Palace
The journey to Peles Palace takes about two hours by car. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating insights into Romanian history and culture. Feel free to ask questions or share your curiosities!

Nestled in Sinaia, Peles Palace was built in 1883 by King Carol I as a summer retreat for the Romanian Royal Family. It was the first European castle to feature central heating, an electric elevator, and a central vacuum system, showcasing groundbreaking technological advancements of its time. Blending neo-Renaissance, Gothic Revival, Baroque, and Swiss chalet styles, Peles is celebrated as one of Europe’s most stunning palaces. The interior is even more captivating, so make sure to explore it fully. Don’t forget to ask your guide for the best photo spots in the garden to capture unforgettable moments for social media!

Bran Castle
After a scenic one-hour drive further into the mountains, you’ll enter Transylvania, “the land beyond the forest.”

In the historic border village of Bran, you’ll visit a magnificent medieval fortress often linked to Count Dracula, the legendary character inspired by Bram Stoker’s novel. Explore the castle’s rich history and hear fascinating stories that intertwine vampire folklore with the legacies of knights and royalty who once lived here. The blend of myth and history creates an unforgettable experience.