Top Brasov City Tours

Get an introduction to Braşov Old Town with this 2-hour walking tour. Wander down Easten Europe’s narrowest alleyway, see the candy-colored houses of Piata Sfatului Square and get up close to St Nicholas Church, the Black Church and other notable sights. As you stroll, learn about Braşov’s history — from the Middle Ages through to present day — and receive the personalized attention of the guide. Numbers limited to 10 participants on this small-group tour.

Head to Postavaru Mountain for a mountain biking day tour. With a bike and helmet included in the cost of the tour, all you need to do is show up. Choose a route based on your interests, experience, and time constraints, then follow your private guide through Romanian forest roads, past castles, and more. Intermediate bikers may choose to do an evening tour on a more challenging route.

Brașov’s far-reaching history is best explored on its streets, but appreciating the context of each location can be difficult on a self-led tour. Gain intimate insight into the city on a walking tour, visiting landmarks including the Black Church, Weavers’ Bastion, and Rope Street, with cultural and historical insights provided by your guide.

Discover the beautiful area of Brasov on a mountain bike. Start your bike tour in the main city square called Piata Sfatului and choose one of the many routes available. Depending on your fitness level and skills, we can personalize the itinerary so that you are happy with the chosen route: from paved roads through the city streets to up & down gravel and forest roads and also great trails nearby. Or we can combine all these for an unforgettable ride. Everything is flexible. You can ride 2 hours or 8 hours. It's your choice. The price includes a hard tail mountain bike and lunch in a small but cozy Gusto Bar in Brasov.

Visit the land of volcanoes, Dracula and his castle and take a tour through the best of Transylvania! If you are in Cluj and have only 3 spare days, we will make sure you will see all the amazing sights of Transylvania, enjoy the local flavors and spend quality time without being stressed about transportation, hotels, fees or where to get lunch - Sit back and relax and we will take care of everything for you! What should you know about this 3-days tour in Transylvania Pick-up and Drop-off in Cluj Napoca Lunch & Dinner will be covered by Transylvania Trips Tickets & Attractions passes for the entire journey will be included Transport in an air-conditioned car, minivan, or bus Licensed English-speaking guide Guided tours for all sites We are fun and flexible, so let us know if you have any other recommendation and/or quest

Discover the beautiful nearby town of Rasnov on this 60 km bike ride. Start in Brasov and reach Rasnov on secondary roads and trails near the forest. Visit Rasnov's beautiful city center, discover its famous fortress situated on a hill and explore the beautiful Valea Cetatii cave. Then, a few kilometers away from Rasnov, look up. You will see the Rasnoavei Gorge, a spectacular canyon loved by adrenaline junkies around the world.

This 2.5 hours tour in the medieval city of Brasov, lead by a professional tourist guide can be organized in the morning, afternoon or evening. The meeting point is in the Council Square, near the Council Hall. You will visit the Black Church, Rope street, Katherina's Gate and St. Nicholas Church. You will see the two important parts of the city, the Saxon part and the Romanian part too. - Take a Brasov tour and have a great walking tour in the medieval city; - Brasov tour that can be made in the evening and in the night too; - The meeting point is in the Council Square, near the Old Town Hall; - Visit the Black Church, Rope street, Katerina's Gate and First Romanian School;

Your Brasov tour will start with a stop in Piata Sfatului, Brasov’s picturesque main square where you will be offered a covrig, a popular and delicious Romanian street food that is similar to a Turkish simit and looks like a pretzel. Two hundred years ago, the city of Brasov sat literally on the border between the Austro-Hungarian empire and the Ottoman empire and its culture vividly reflects this