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Zarnesti Gorges
On the second day and the last day we went for a trip to Zarnesti Gorges, near Bran and not far from Brasov.
I've been there some 12-15 years ago when I was a kid and they looked amazing back then. Don't get me wrong, they do look amazing now too, but kind of small, since I have doubled my height :))))
The town of Zarnesti is changed dramatically since my last visit, from a poor very small town ...
Bran ou le château de Dracula
Au réveil, j'ai un petit accès de conscience écologique et je remplis cinq sacs poubelles avec les déchets trouvés autour de la rivière. Pendant ce temps, Malo (qui n’a mal nulle part mais qui va apparemment bientôt « moooourir ») s’est recouché.
Finalement, Malo prend son courage à deux mains et nous voilà prêts pour la visite du château de Bran qui est (cette fois-ci) ouvert ! L’entrée est assez chère (25 Lei) le ...
Rasnov, Transylvanie
... entrer dans la forteresse, nous montons dans une tour. De là-haut, nous avons une bonne vue sur les montagnes de la ville de Rasnov. A l’époque, il s’agissait en fait de la tour de guet qui permettait de veiller sur la ville et de se préparer en cas d’attaques ennemies.
La visite de la forteresse est payante (10 Lei) mais vaut le coup d’œil. Des « ...
Sinaia
With our new found skills in Bucharest travel, and a little help from our hostel host, Jess and I rode the subway to Gara de Nord train station to travel to Brasov. We planned to spend 4 or 5 hours in a place called Sinaia, which was a stop on the train line to Brasov. From what Jess had researched about this place it looked amazing and it definitely didn't disappoint! The train ride in itself was amazing to see ...
Dracula shmacula
... bevs, were far far less. We later learned that while we marvel at the affordability of living in this area, many locals earn a mere 150Euro or so per month – hardly enough to get by we understand. One gentleman we spoke to, who works for the government at the tourist info desk, explained that he has no choice but to live in an apartment above his parent’s home in order to take advantage of their heat and electricity. He’s ...