PRIVATE - Balkan Adventure From Belgrade To Sofia Through Romania

After breakfast we are continue to our way to Timișoara, one that has been influenced by many cultures. The charm of this city, lies in its distinctive architectural character and vibrant cultural life, and it is frequently referred to as ‘Little Vienna’. Its historical significance is further confirmed by the fact that it was the first European city to have electric street lighting. Continue on to Sibiu, the European Capital of Culture in 2007. Sibiu was the largest and richest of seven fortified towns built by German settlers in the 12th century. Parts of the mediaeval walls still surround the historic center, where narrow streets intersect 17th century buildings. Cheek in and Overnigh at hotel.

After breakfast we are continue to our way to Sighișoara, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a must during your visit to Romania also birthplace of Vlad, Dracula. His birthplace is still there, free time at Sighisoara than continue to Brașov, this amazing city exudes a distinctive mediaeval setting and has been used as a backdrop in many recent films Between them sparkles baroque buildings and churches, while relaxed cafés line the main square, check-in to the hotel. Overnight.

After breakfast we are continue to our way to Bran Castle, gothic fortress built in the 13th century, set strategically atop a 60-metre cliff of ‘Dracula Castle’ vill have some free time photo stop and then vill continue to visit to Sinaia and Peleș Castle. summer residence of King Karlo, In addition to the magnificent exterior with hand-painted stained glass windows and numerous sculptures surrounding the castle, the interior of over 160 rooms was decorated by more than 400 artisans and artists. Than continue to Bucharest hotel check-in and free time. Overnight.

Commence your day with breakfast at the hotel, followed by a guided tour of Bucharest’s prominent landmarks, including Revolution Square, Romanian Atheneum, Villacrosse Passage, Old Town area, Manuc Inn, Old Princely Court, and many more. This marks the end and free time at Bucharest.

After breakfast we are continue to our way to village of Ivanovo, you will visit the UNESCO World Heritage site, a complex of rock-hewn churches, chapels, monasteries and cells. This is where the first hermits dug out their cells and churches in the rock during the 12th century, than continue your tour with a short photo stop in the small village of Arbanasi, Than vill arrive Second Bulgarian Empire (1185 — 1396). By walking the winding cobblestone streets of Veliko Tarnovo, you will learn and feel how its proud population lived under Turkish rule, developed fabulous architectural masterpieces and established a cohesive and powerful craftsmen’s guild. Check-in to the hotel, overnight.

After breakfast we are continue to our way to Plovdiv, one of the oldest cities in Europe and the European Capital of Culture for 2019. You will visit one of its most famous landmarks, the architectural complex of the Ancient Plovdiv, where many beautiful houses from the time of the Bulgarian Renaissance have been preserved and restored. Ancient Theatre of Philippopolis, Roman Stadium and the Church of Saint Constantine and Helena than continue to Sofia and cheek in, overnight.

After a hearty breakfast, we’ll begin our adventure with a guided tour of Sofia. This tour will take you to some of the city’s most remarkable landmarks, including Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, St. Sofia Basilica, the National Art Gallery Building, and the Presidential Palace free time at center until your departure time.