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Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey through two of Europe’s most fascinating countries, where history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes converge. This carefully crafted tour of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Bulgaria and Romania will take you through medieval towns, painted monasteries, legendary castles, and vibrant cities that echo centuries of heritage. From the mysterious rock-hewn churches of Bulgaria to the Gothic legends of Transylvania, this itinerary promises unforgettable moments at every step.
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Specialized infant seats are available
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Private transportation
WiFi on board
Entrance fee
Dinner
Air-conditioned vehicle
Lunch and dinners excluded
Vrazhdebna Airport
Sofia Bulgaria
Rosslyn Central Park Hotel 4* or Hotel St. George 4* (both hotels boutique feel, walkable to main sights)
DINNER
Dinner
St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral
Arrival in Sofia. Meet your guide and transfer to the hotel. Panoramic city tour with highlights: Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Boyana Church (UNESCO), Roman ruins of Serdica, and Vitosha Boulevard. Evening free to relax. Overnight in Sofia.
Ramada by Wyndham Trimontium 4* (central, near the Roman Theatre)
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Rila Monastery
Day trip to the UNESCO-listed Rila Monastery, Bulgaria’s most iconic monastery. Admire its frescoes, wood carvings, and dramatic mountain setting. Continue to Plovdiv, one of Europe’s oldest cities. Evening guided walk through the Old Town with its Roman Theatre and colorful Revival mansions. Overnight in Plovdiv.
Hotel Yantra Grand 4* (panoramic views over Tsarevets Fortress) or Meridian Hotel Bolyarski 4* (right in the Old Town)
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Bachkovo Monastery
Morning visit to Bachkovo Monastery, Bulgaria’s second largest and another spiritual gem. Drive into the Valley of Roses and visit the Thracian Tomb of Kazanlak (UNESCO). Scenic drive via the Shipka Pass into the Balkans, then arrive in Veliko Tarnovo, the medieval capital. Overnight in Veliko Tarnovo.
Hotel Yantra Grand 4* (panoramic views over Tsarevets Fortress) or Meridian Hotel Bolyarski 4* (right in the Old Town)
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Explore Tsarevets Fortress, with its mighty walls and towers overlooking the Yantra River. Visit Arbanassi village, known for richly decorated churches like the Nativity Church. Afternoon free in Veliko Tarnovo to enjoy the artisan quarter, riverside cafes, or optional wine tasting. Overnight in Veliko Tarnovo.
Hotel Capitol 4* (historic, central Old Town location) or Mercure Bucharest City Center 4*
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Bucharest
Depart Bulgaria, cross the Danube River, and enter Romania. Arrive in Bucharest for a panoramic city tour: the grand Parliament Palace, Revolution Square, and Old Town’s Lipscani area. Overnight in Bucharest.
Hotel Capitol 4* (historic, central Old Town location) or Mercure Bucharest City Center 4*
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Bucharest
Enjoy a relaxing day to explore Bucharest at your own pace – stroll the boulevards, visit art museums, or relax in Herăstrău Park. Optional excursion: Mogosoaia Palace and Snagov Monastery, where the tomb of Vlad the Impaler is located. Overnight in Bucharest.
Hotel Continental Forum 4* (historic building, right in the center) or Art Hotel 4* (stylish boutique in Old Town)
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Sibiu
Travel north to Curtea de Argeș Monastery, linked with the legend of Master Manole. Stop at Cozia Monastery, a jewel of Wallachian architecture. Arrive in Sibiu, a Saxon town full of charm, with its Bridge of Lies, Gothic churches, and atmospheric squares. Overnight in Sibiu.
DoubleTree by Hilton 4* (modern, near main square) or Hotel Beyfin 4* (elegant, rooftop views of St. Michael’s Church)
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Alba Iulia
Visit Corvin Castle (Hunedoara), one of Europe’s most spectacular Gothic castles. Continue to Alba Iulia, site of Romania’s Great Union. Afternoon drive to Cluj-Napoca, a lively Transylvanian city blending history with modern energy. Overnight in Cluj.
Pensiunea Casa Doina or Pensiunea Ileana – offering authentic wooden-style rooms, hearty dinners, and folkloric charm
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Wooden Churches of Maramures
Head into Maramureș, a region of traditions, wooden gates, and UNESCO-listed wooden churches. Visit Barsana Monastery and enjoy encounters with locals preserving age-old customs. Evening in a traditional guesthouse with authentic cuisine. Overnight in Maramureș.
BW Bucovina Club de Munte 4* (cozy, central) or Hilde’s Residence 4* (boutique stay with gardens)
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Bucovina Village Museum
Cross into Bucovina, where Romania’s most famous UNESCO heritage lies: Painted Monasteries. Explore Voronet, Humor, and Moldovita Monasteries, known for their stunning exterior frescoes. Overnight in Gura Humorului.
Aro Palace Hotel 4* (classic & central) or Hotel Bella Muzica 4* (charming boutique in a 16th-century building)
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Bicaz
Drive through the dramatic Bicaz Gorge, with towering limestone cliffs, and stop at the Red Lake. Continue to Brașov, where cobblestone streets, medieval towers, and Gothic churches await. Guided evening tour including the Black Church and Council Square. Overnight in Brașov.
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Sinaia
End your journey in style: visit the legendary Bran Castle, linked to Dracula, followed by the fairytale Peleș Castle, former royal residence in Sinaia. Continue to Bucharest for departure transfer.
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loligH211IB,
26 thg 10, 2025
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The Bulgarian guide had very good intentions but was very monotonous and did not know how to pass on its knowledge. However, Romania's was very good. Regarding the hotels, some were better than others and were not 4 stars as we know it in Spain: three stars if anything. Transportation through Romania was a little cumbersome as we were eight travelers and the driver and guide in a closed minibus and small, so 8 hours in a journey became endless at some point. The food was fine and the places we visited too. The negative (very negative) is that we were not picked up on the last day at the hotel in Bucharest: we were informed that they would pick us up at 5 am to take us to the airport and nobody showed up there. After waiting for half an hour and with the fear of missing the flight, we managed to order 3 taxis (which did not admit euros or credit card in some of them and we did not have Romanian currency), we moved on our own and finished the circuit with a bittersweet taste and the feeling of having been conned.
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