Tour 7: Private Day Tour from Sibiu - Exploring Sighișoara, Biertan & Mălâncrav

€ 120,00 / person

Operating days: Daily

Route: Sibiu - Biertan - Mălâncrav - Sighișoara - Agnita- Sibiu

Day Itinerary

Starting Point: Sibiu

10:00 from accommodation the distance from Sibiu to Biertan is approximately 35 kilometers (22 miles), and the journey takes around 40-45 minutes by car.

2. Biertan - UNESCO World Heritage site

The route from Sibiu to Biertan is a short and scenic journey that takes visitors through the beautiful countryside of Transylvania. Biertan is a charming village known for its fortified church, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Main Attraction:
Biertan Fortified Church: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Biertan Fortified Church is one of the most important Gothic-style Saxon churches in Transylvania. Built in the 15th century, it served as a center of Lutheranism in the region and features a stunning blend of Gothic and Renaissance architecture, with intricate stonework and fortified walls.
Scenic Surroundings: The village of Biertan is surrounded by beautiful countryside and offers a peaceful atmosphere for visitors.

3. Mălâncrav

A peaceful and historic village, offering a glimpse into Transylvania's past with its beautiful church and serene surroundings.

Main Attraction:

Fortified Church of Mălâncrav: dates back to the 13th century, originally built by the Saxon settlers of Transylvania. It served as both a religious and defensive structure during medieval times. The church is built in a Romanesque style and is surrounded by a defensive wall with towers and gates, typical of Transylvanian fortified churches. The interior features beautiful frescoes and wooden altars.

Mălâncrav’s fortified church is one of the lesser-known gems in Transylvania, yet it is an important piece of local Saxon heritage and is included in the UNESCO World Heritage list of fortified churches of Transylvania

4. Sighișoara - Medieval Citadel:

One of the most beautiful and well-preserved medieval towns in Romania, located in the heart of Transylvania. It stands out for its historical charm, colorful buildings, and its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Main Attraction:

The Clock Tower, the symbol of the citadel, with its museum and spectacular views.
The birthplace of Vlad the Impaler, also known as Dracula, and learn about his role in history and folklore.
The Stag House and other quaint medieval homes.
Climb the Covered Staircase to the Church on the Hill, where you can enjoy views over the citadel.
Church on the Hill (Biserica din Deal) This 13th-century church is located on a hilltop, offering magnificent views of Sighișoara and its surroundings

Sighișoara is a perfectly preserved medieval gem, combining historical significance with scenic beauty, making it one of Romania’s most picturesque towns.

5. Agnita - The Saxon Stronghold

Is a small town located in Sibiu County, Transylvania, known for its historical significance, beautiful landscapes, and the presence of several medieval churches and fortifications. It is a charming destination with a peaceful atmosphere, offering visitors a glimpse into rural Transylvanian life.

Main Attraction:

Fortified Church of Agnita: is the most prominent attraction in Agnita, dating back to the 14th century. The church is surrounded by a fortified wall with towers and gates, typical of Transylvanian Saxon villages
Historical Centre: Agnita has a well-preserved medieval center, with traditional houses, narrow streets, and quaint squares. The town has a rich Saxon heritage and retains a rustic, peaceful charm

6. Return to Sibiu

After visiting Avrig, you'll head back to Sibiu. The route is scenic, with views of the surrounding landscapes and foothills of the Făgăraș Mountains, you'll return to Sibiu by approximately 7:00 PM.

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