Fortress of Prejmer/Tartlau

Travel back in time as you walk through the mighty walls of Prejmer Fortress, the best-preserved fortified church in Eastern Europe, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here’s what you’ll experience: Massive defence walls over 10 metres high, built to protect against invaders for centuries A walk through over 270 rooms once used by villagers to live and hide during attacks Climb the covered wooden galleries where defenders used to guard the walls Peek inside medieval living spaces, a tiny schoolroom, and even storage cellars Visit the beautifully restored 13th-century Gothic church at the centre of the fortress Learn about the Teutonic Knights, who first built the structure in the 1200s Discover how Transylvanian villagers survived during sieges and wars

Piatra Craiului National Park

Get ready for one of the most breathtaking drives in the region. As we leave the villages behind, we’ll head deep into the countryside towards the foothills of the Piatra Craiului Mountains. What you'll experience: A relaxing 30-minute drive through open meadows, forests, and traditional villages Stunning views of the dramatic limestone ridge of Piatra Craiului, one of Romania’s most iconic peaks A short stop at Plaiul Foii Chalet, nestled at the base of the mountains Time to enjoy a coffee or drink (not included) on the chalet’s terrace with views of cliffs and wild ridges A peaceful moment in fresh air, surrounded by nature and silence Perfect spot for scenic photos, with chances to spot shepherds, mountain horses or birds of prey. You’ll spend about 45 minutes here before continuing the journey.