Romania receives important appreciations from the international publication Lonely Planet, known for its travel guides.
Brașov, a Transylvanian city to be visited Photo: Archive
The international publication “Lonely Planet”, recognized for its travel guides, highlights Romania as a special tourist destination, with a fascinating history and a unique culture. In particular, Brașov is presented as the “jewelry of the country”, a place that any tourist must visit in 2025.
Romania, an under -appointed country in tourism Mark Baker, a journalist for “Lonely Planet”, draws attention to the fact that Romania is underestimated in tourism, receiving a number of visitors to countries such as Italy or Spain, although it offers spectacular natural landscapes, a rich history and a special culture, reports Bizbrasov.
“Romania has a rare beauty, but it is still a little known destination“Says Baker, referring especially to Brasov and the Transylvania region, which he states”landscapes of amazing beauty ”.
Brașov, the medieval city that conquers you
About Brașov, the journalist notes: “The Transylvanian city of Brașov is the jewelry of Romania. The former Saxon fortress display its medieval roots in its old compact city dramatically inclined below the Carpathian peaks around, With an ironic sign, in Hollywood style, «Braşov»that calls you from above”.
He recommends that you relax in the Piata Sfatului and visit tourist objectives such as the Black Church of the fourteenth century, included in the UNESCO World Heritage and considered the largest Gothic church in Romania.
In addition, Mark Baker mentions other nearby attractions, such as Bran and Transfăgărășan Castle, which completes the charm of the area.
Link to Dracula and the beauty of Transylvania region
“And yes, it is also the house of Dracula, thanks to the epic of Bram Stoker. Vampire hunters are directing directly to the frightening and imposing Castle Bran, Although the connections with fictitious (or real) vampires are few ”explains the journalist.
He adds that the old Saxon cities, like Sighișoara, with his picturesque fortress located on the hill, retains an authentic charm, untouched by the passage of time. The fortified churches from small villages such as Biertan and Viscri, considered true architectural jewelry, should not be missed.
For hiking lovers, Baker recommends the via Transilvanica route, a journey of about 1,400 km that crosses the province, linking several UNESCO protected sites, thus offering a complete experience of local landscapes and culture.
