The Mansion from Ardeal

Feldioara Citadel is a historical monument that was built in the 13th century and is the most important fortified construction built by the Teutonic knights of Transylvania.

The fortified Evangelical Church ensemble from Herman was built in the 13th century on the foundation of an old Roman Basilica, dating from the 12th century. This is an impressive construction and it is recognized as a historical monument.

One of the most representative gothic architecture monuments of Romania, The Black Church sates from the 14th – 15th century. Being over 89 meters long, it is considered to be the largest church in the country.

Being attested in documents from the 17th century as a simple corridor that aided the work of firemen, Sforii’s Street width varies from 1.11 and 1.32 meters, which makes it the narrowest street in Brasov.

The observation towers of the Citadel of Brasov, built as independent fortifications and placed outside the walls of the city, had as main purpose to stopping the approach of enemies near the city walls. They represent true evidence of strategic architecture.

The first Romanian school building dates from 1760, is declared a historical museum and can be found inside the courtyard of Saint Nicholas Church from the historical neighborhood called Scheii Brasovului. This is where the first classes in Romanian took place, in 1583.

Rasnov Citadel is one of the best kept fortified ensemble of Transylvania. Its oldest structures, maintained until now, date from the 14th century, these having been built in place of the Teutonic Knights wooden fortifications of the 13th century.

Poiana Brasov is one of the most important winter sports resort in Romania, being an internationally renowned tourist attraction. The resort has 12 ski slopes with different difficulty degrees, sports fields, a lake, discos, bars and restaurants.

Tied to the name of Count Dracula, Bran hosts the most popular castle in Romania. At first, Bran Castle was a military defense citadel with an irregular quadrilateral as its base, but, in 1920, together with its entitlement to Queen Mary, the citadel was made into a royal residence.

Rupea Citadel is one of the oldest archeological landmarks of the Romanian territory, the first signs of settlement dating from the Paleolithic and Early Neolithic eras(5500-3500 BC). Its first documented attestation dates from 1324.