Cities

Where you sleep, where you base.

Seven Romanian cities that anchor most of our trips — Saxon Brașov and Sibiu, the medieval citadel of Sighișoara, the creative Cluj, the layered capital, and the gateways to Bucovina and the Delta. Each city has its own page with what we send guests to do, eat, and skip.

On the map

Burzenland

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Brașov

Saxon walls under the Tâmpa cliff — and the door to Bran, Râșnov and the Piatra Craiului.

Saxon Triangle

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Sibiu

European Capital of Culture 2007, eight centuries of Saxon Hermannstadt, and the gateway to the Saxon villages.

Sighișoara

The only inhabited medieval citadel in Europe — and the birthplace of Vlad Dracul.

Apuseni

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Cluj-Napoca

Transylvania's creative capital — the best food, the loudest festivals, and the gateway to the Apuseni mountains.

Bucovina

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Suceava

The medieval capital of Moldavia — and the gateway to the painted monasteries of Bucovina.

Danube Delta

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Tulcea

The Danube's last port before the sea — and the only way into the Delta.

Bucharest

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Bucharest

Belle-Époque arcades, brutalist scars, and one of Europe's most interesting young food scenes.