Tourist attractions
CARPATHIA TRAILS
In the Bran – Moieciu – Fundata – Peștera area, you'll enjoy breathtaking mountain landscapes, picturesque villages, and activities for every taste. Here are the top tourist attractions:
Castles & Fortresses
Bran Castle
The famous “Dracula’s Castle” is a museum filled with medieval history and legends. Open daily.
Râșnov Fortress
(~15 km from Bran). A well-preserved medieval fortress, perfect for panoramic views.
Gorges & Caves
Dâmbovicioara Gorges & Cave
Located on DN73, on the southern slopes of the Piatra Craiului Mountains. Karst landscapes and guided cave tours.
Scenic Villages & Panoramas
Fundata
the highest inhabited village in Romania (1,360 m altitude)
Șirnea
the first tourist village in Romania (~1,200 m altitude)
Satul Peștera
(~5 km from Moieciu de Jos) – secluded landscapes at the foot of the Piatra Craiului Mountains
Amfiteatrul Transilvania
(Cheia 62C, Moieciu) – a scenic location with restaurants and family-friendly facilities
Hiking Trails & Mountain Nature
Piatra Craiului National Park
Offers spectacular hiking trails and ridges between Zărnești, Moieciu, and Fundata.
Libearty Bear Sanctuary
The largest brown bear sanctuary in the world, located in Zărnești (Brașov County).
A true model for the rehabilitation and care of brown bears rescued from abusive conditions, with an educational and conservation mission.
Ecoturism in Fundata
Marked trails and spectacular Bucegi–Piatra Craiului landscapes.
Cheile Grădiștei Resort - Moieciu și Fundata
A welcoming resort, host of the Carpathia Trails competition.
Includes alpine coaster, zip line, rock climbing, adventure park, hiking & MTB trails, swimming pool, spa, football/tennis courts, and playgrounds.
Brașov – One of Romania’s Most Beautiful Cities
(Only 43 km from Cheile Grădiștei – Fundata)
A perfect mix of medieval history, nature, and modern attractions.
Historical & Cultural Attractions
Black Church
the largest Gothic church in southeastern Europe. Stunning interior, famous organ, stained glass windows.
Council Square (Piața Sfatului)
the heart of old Brașov, with pastel buildings and terraces. Also home to the History Museum (in Casa Sfatului).
Rope Street (Strada Sforii)
one of the narrowest streets in Europe (~1.3 m wide), great for photos.
Black & White Towers
15th-century fortifications with beautiful city views.
Ecaterina’s Gate & Șchei Gate
remnants of the city’s medieval walls.
Nature & Scenic Views
Mount Tâmpa
climb by cable car or hike (30–45 min) for a panoramic view of the city.
Solomon’s Rocks
picnic and hiking spot near Brașov, surrounded by local legends.
Brașov Zoo & Aquatic Paradise
modern zoo with themed trails; family-friendly water park & spa.
Museums & Cultural Sites
Brașov History Museum
located in Casa Sfatului
Museum of the First Romanian School
located in Șcheii Brașovului, with ancient books, printing presses, and stories of the Romanian language
