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Dracula and Beyond
Real Romania

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  A sketch of the
areas visited
during this tour
 
 

Bram Stoker,
from whose fertile
imagination sprang
the legends of
Count Dracula

 
  They were based on
myths surrounding
an actual Romanian
named Vlad Tepes
 
  Join us in Bucharest
as we commence
a tour of the
astonishingly
real Romania
 
  A Village Museum
depicts the culture
as it has developed
over the centuries
 
  The People's Palace,
one of the largest
buildings in the world
 
  Bucharest University  
  The 14th
Century
Cozia
Monastery
 
  Into the
Carpathian
Mountains of
Transylvania
 
  The town
of Sibiu
 
  The Upper
Old Town
of Sibiu
 
  The Fortified Church
in the German
village of Biertan
 
  The medieval town
of Sighisoara
 
  The Culture Palace
in Targu Mures
 
  The high-towered
Saxon Evangelic Church
in Bistrita
 
  One of the frescoes
on the world-famous
painted monasteries
of Bucovina
 
  The first monastery
we see is Moldovita
 
  A frescoe on the
Sucevita Monestary
 
  Prejmer, the fortified
14th century double-
walled complex in the
eastern Carpathian
Mountains
 
  The winding road through
the picturesque (and
incredibly narrow)
9-mile Bicaz Gorge
on the way to
Poiana Brasov
 
  Continue through the
mountains to Bran to visit
the “Dracula Castle,”. . .
 
  . . . a border fortress from
the 14th century that
Vlad Tepes used as
his base of operations
 
  Visit the
old town
of Brasov
 
  Enjoy a walking
tour to see the
town hall . . .
 
  . . . and the famed
Black Church
 
  See the ornate
Sinaia Monastery
 
 

Peles Castle, former
Royal Residence of
the first Romanian
King, Carol I

 
  The Castle was
built in German
Renaissance style
 
  Return to
Bucharest for
two more nights
in this beautiful
capital city
 
  Shake off your
preconceived
notions and
discover the
Real Romania
 
  The reality will
far surpass your
wildest dreams