Casa Baciu Sibiu
29, Str. 9 Mai Sibiu, Transylvania, Romania
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Sibiu-Medieval City-Oct.19 - Part 3
... was incredible and I assume supposed to be representative of the person lying behind the wall.
There was one particular sarcophagus which was very plain. It held the remains of Mihnea Voda cel Rau, the son of Vlad Tepes. He was assassinated on the steps of the church in 1510.
After looking around the church we headed over to the Grand Square. There are three Squares in Sibiu, the Lesser Square, and the ...
Following Saxons' trail
... is still operational - so we had found pillows all around the place. Finally, it has a cute garden next to it and is being taken care of by a very nice lady who did spoke Romanian and German only. We could not help but staying a little bit more time in the village itself to have a deep breath of the rural life, ducks near the river, horses waiting for the hay to be loaded onto a wagon etc.
Next stop was Richis and though ...
Muuaahahahaa
... is a novelty, but after that you look away as they approach. Its disturbing to see the skinny overworked animals.
Within the first hour I saw a man, a charlie chaplin character wearing a suit jacket, plastic sandals with a bag dangling from a rolled up umbrella on his shoulder, picking up cigarette butts off the street side. We stopped in a layby for some lunch and discovered next to us a small litter of puppies dying ...
Romania
... 351;ov in Transylvania. Along the way we stopped at Peleş Castle, a beautiful and relatively new palace hidden in a mountain valley above Sinaia which was really impressive (it took us 2 attempts to find the entrance). It really had a fairytale quality. We had only paid the parking man for an hour not counting on getting lost so didn’t have time to go in. We were later told that the interior was beautifully carved with different wood from all around the world. ...
European City of Culture
... criteria: to be in the centre of town; to have a double bed (rarer than you think); and to be cheap. After 2 hours we made the following observations: the European city of Culture needs more hotels; the average Romanian (or German tourist) would rather not sleep with their partner; and even in Romania you can be charged a (relative) fortune for a room. One of the noticeable things about ...



