4-Day Cultural and Culinary Journey in Brasov, Romania Itinerary

Start your day with a visit to the iconic Bran Castle (Dracula's Castle), a short drive from Brasov. Explore the castle's rooms and learn about its fascinating history. For a quick bite, stop by Millenium Pub&Cafe in Bran for some local snacks.

After returning to Brasov, have a relaxed lunch at 13 Pub Brasov, known for its casual atmosphere and diverse menu. Spend your afternoon at the Rasnov Fortress (Cetatea Rasnov), perched on a rocky hilltop with a commanding view of the surrounding area. Explore the fortress and its well-preserved structures.

Enjoy a delightful dinner at Opus 9, a restaurant with a focus on modern European cuisine. As the night sets in, take a stroll through the narrowest street in Romania, the Rope Street (Strada Sforii), and feel the medieval atmosphere come to life.

Take a morning excursion to Poiana Brasov, a popular ski resort in the Carpathian Mountains. Enjoy the fresh mountain air and, if visiting in winter, the possibility of some light skiing. For breakfast, indulge in the offerings of Viva la Vida Bistro-Hostel, known for its alpine-inspired dishes.

Return to Brasov for a visit to the First Romanian School (Prima Scoala Romaneasca), where you can learn about the early history of education in Romania. For lunch, head to Kundera Pub, Lounge & Resto for a relaxed meal with a wide selection of beverages.

Spend a cultural evening at the St. Nicholas Church (Biserica Sf. Nicolae), admiring its beautiful frescoes and wooden carvings. Cap off the day with dinner at Mustache Brewery, a place where you can enjoy craft beers and a menu that complements the brews perfectly.

Begin with a visit to the Prejmer Fortified Church (Cetatea Prejmer), a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the impressive defensive structures and the church's interior. For breakfast, try the offerings at Berăria Poftă sau Foame, a local favorite for its morning fare.

Have a leisurely lunch at Pilvax Restaurant & Wine Bar, known for its elegant setting and a menu that highlights local produce. Post-lunch, visit the Catherine’s Gate (Poarta Ecaterinei), an architectural landmark that once served as an entrance to the city.

Conclude your Brasov journey with a dinner at Queen's Pub, offering a mix of international and Romanian dishes. Reflect on your trip as you take an evening walk to the Brasov Citadel (Cetatea Brasovului), where you can enjoy the city lights and reminisce about the cultural and culinary delights of Brasov.