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Sighisoara
... downtown.
When we visited the church on the hill we could see a perfect view. To go up the hill, we used the wooden staircase, because at the top there is an old school.
At night, this city is awesome because the streetlights give off a dim light ...
Visiting Sighisoara Romania
... it is best to buy handmade products from the local artisans. You can rent a room right in the middle of the citadel, where cars are not allowed and have lunch in an old tavern or try to accommodation and food from the new part of the city, down the hill.
There are more tourist attractions, as some old towers of workers, other church, the house of Vlad, monastery, the town hall, and of course the Natural Reservations of Breite, located near ...
Biertan the Fortified Church-Oct. 19-Part 2
... who were studying in the building near the Hill Church. The students are mentioned in documents pre-dating the 16th Century. The school is still used, and the most famous student was Hermann Oberth (1894-1989). He created the rocket engine, was well known for space navigation and was one of the main creators involved in the Apollo Space Programme.
I don't think there was one day on my trip when I did not climb a staircase. Everything in ...
Driving for the unknown
... supposedly, cause silver rooftops were obviously not made from silver) was unbelievable. It seemed like some wannabe architect or rather Sim City lover went beyond his imagination and noone reacted in time to stop him. Well, that's not us who'll live there...
Anyways, we've booked a place called Hotel Ciao http://www.hotel-ciao.ro/home.html, which currently hosted a wedding party by the time we arrived. I suppose that's common, judging by the size of the ...
Medieval City on the Hill
... and wishes us "Drum Bun" (literally: good road) as we leave.
At some point the signs begin to appear in both Romanian and Hungarian and we know we’re in Transylvania. This part of the country has been ruled over time by the Dacians, the Romans, they Huns, and others, but for most of the last thousand years it’s been ruled by Hungary, though always with a strong Romanian population. Romania was granted sovereignty of the ...