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Overview city tours

Our tour lasts about 2 hours in the city centre and is accompanied by a live German-speaking guide who provides visitors with interesting information and stories about the city’s sights and history. Alternatively, visitors can use audio guide devices to complete the tour at their own pace.During the city tour, visitors have the opportunity to explore the Old Town of Brasov with its well-preserved medieval fortifications. Sights include the Black Church, the Town Hall with its famous “Liars’ Balcony” and the impressive fortified towers. Visitors can also visit the Citadel of Brasov, perched on a hill overlooking the city and offering breathtaking views.In addition, visitors can visit the historic market square and sample local specialities. Overall, our city tour in Brasov is an unforgettable experience that introduces visitors to the history, culture and beauty of this beautiful city.

Exciting places are discovered, history and stories told, riddles and tasks solved. Secrets are revealed, new perspectives are opened up and legendary things are illuminated. Just stroll through the medieval, picturesque streets of the city of Sighisoara. Climb the bell tower and enjoy the spectacular view (option). Visit the mountain church on the famous School Hill, where the German cemetery is also located. Listen to the story of the oldest late repatriate group of Transylvanian Saxons….

In the footsteps of the Transylvanian Saxons – Discover the history and culture of a unique minority. We start with an insight into the history of the Transylvanian Saxons, who came to Transylvania in the 12th century and played an important role in the development of the region. Along the city wall we will show you the most historically significant sights: Large Ring – Brukenthal Museum – City Hall – Catholic Church – Council Tower – Small Ring with the “Cat’s Eyes” – Luxembourg House – Bridge of Lies – Huet Square – Protestant City Parish Church – Brukenthal Grammar School – the Lower Town – Orthodox Cathedral – City Wall with 3 towers – Thalia Hall – Schiller Square – the General’s Hole – end of the tour at Cafe Wien.

The city has a long and turbulent history, shaped by various influences, including Roman Catholic, Orthodox and German. A city that breathes freedom: this is where the revolution began in December 1989, the bloody overthrow that led to the fall of the communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu. During your city tour, we will stroll through historic squares, admire baroque architecture, but also art nouveau and visit imposing cathedrals. A walk through the pedestrian zone of the old town with its numerous cafés and boutiques is also worthwhile. Those interested in art and culture will also get their money’s worth in Timisoara: several theatres, including a German State Theatre, an opera house and a philharmonic orchestra regularly offer top-class performances. The offer is rounded off by an art museum and several art galleries. Learn more

Along the city wall, we will show you the most historically significant sights in an enchanting dusk: Great Ring – Brukenthal Museum – City Hall – Catholic Church – Council Tower – Small Ring with the “Cat’s Eyes” – Luxembourg House – Bridge of Lies – Huet Square – Protestant Parish Church – Brukenthal Grammar School – the Lower Town – Orthodox Cathedral – City Wall with 3 towers – Thalia Hall – Schiller Square – the General’s Hole – end of the tour on the Great Ring at the Christmas Market.

Join us for an enjoyable adventure in the Harbachtal and Sighisoara! Hello explorers, we invite you to join us on an exciting car ride along the majestic Carpathian Mountains through the enchanting Harbach Valley and the historic city of Sighisoara – and taste traditional delicacies along the way!
Experience the Harbach Valley: Let the engine hum as you drive through the picturesque landscape of the Harbach Valley. Enjoy breathtaking views and feel the freedom of the road.
Explore Sighisoara: Park the car and stroll through the cobbled streets of Sighisoara. Admire the castles and immerse yourself in the city’s history with a touch of Dracula.
Traditional drinks: Between rides, a cosy old Saxon house invites you to enjoy authentic drinks and sweet treats.