Sighisoara Hotels - Reviews and Rates

25/6-26/6 We drove to Sighisoara via some dodgy looking towns and through a lot of traffic. The country side was nice though, and some of the smaller towns were very charming looking. During our travels so far we have seen the odd horse and cart getting about, with old looking farmers driving them along busy modern roads. Well while in Romania w...

George and Roxana were nice enough to drive us to the train station on the day that we left Brasov. After a 1.5 hour train ride we arrived in Sighisoara, a small city in the Transylvanian countryside. The old town of Sighisoara is called the citadel and is on a hill high above the rest of the city that is composed of more modern buildings. Narro...

When travelling, you are bound to meet some interesting people, and ten minutes after we had arrived at our hostel in Sighisoara, there of them walked through the door. First was Paul, an Irishman returning home from four years teaching English in various Asian locales. He has a habit of taking photos of nearly everyone and everything (our meals...

The Romanian Wedding and Brasov/Bran The guidebooks led to believe that it would indeed be a raucous affair. In fact, paraphrasing slightly, I can remember reading that the locals usually drink and dance for two days, the first one ending with people wandering off and collapsing in a field, sleeping off the drink, and waking up early to start th...

well my dears, tomorrow i am leaving . just now i finished a quest on internet to get more details about nordkapp. charming place up in norway or finland or both:) now i am going to Apold a nice village near sighisoara to visit an interesting person that i heard came from siberia on foot to romania . dont worry...he didnt came in 7 days...it too...

We met so many kind and open people in Romania. On a train to Brasov a student took us home to stay at his college dorm. And again on our way to Sighisoara, (the birthplace of Vlad Dracula) we met people who wanted to help us a bit and then they ended up taking us home with them and feeding us! Two middle aged woman (Mirela and Marianne) who wer...