Casa Cireșelor
A shepherd’s house in Sibiel, deep in the Mărginimea — for the trip where someone in the group wants to learn to make cheese.
The most photographed Saxon church — three rings of walls, a famous lock with thirteen tumblers.
Biertan was the seat of the Saxon Lutheran bishop for almost three hundred years. The church sits on a hilltop above the village, surrounded by three concentric defensive walls. The sacristy door has a 13-tumbler lock that was displayed at the 1900 Paris World Exhibition. Inside, the carved altar from 1483 is one of the largest in Transylvania.
A shepherd’s house in Sibiel, deep in the Mărginimea — for the trip where someone in the group wants to learn to make cheese.
A small Saxon house with a lavender garden, an outdoor bath, and reliable fibre.
A restored Saxon barn turned into one long, slanted, oak-clad family house — minutes from the Biertan fortified church.