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Zarnesti Gorges
... edge of civilization to a very clean and pleasant Transylvanian town with some industry and tourism.
The gorges are at one end of the town and if you come from Brasov you have to cross the entire Zarnesti to get there (some 10 minutes by car). After the asphalt road ends you have to go another 3 km on a forest road until you find a barrier. There is the beginning of the gorges. But don't worry, you ...
Bran ou le château de Dracula
... tant devenu célèbre avec la légende du « Comte Dracula ». Le personnage de Dracula est associé au prince roumain Vlad Tepes, surnommé « Vlad Dracul » (« Dracul » signifie « fils de Satan ») qui était connu pour sa cruauté (il avait par exemple la petite habitude d’empaler ses ennemis !) C’est également la raison pour laquelle un musée de la torture s’est implanté près du château, mais nous ne l’avons pas visité.
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Rasnov, Transylvanie
... sont implantées dans les anciennes maisons en pierres et bois.
Certaines ont été construites à flanc de rocher et sont maintenant en ruine.
La cité a été bâtie par les habitants du village, aidés par les villageois de Cristian et de Vulcan. Les murailles de la forteresse sont hautes de cinq mètres, avec un chemin de ronde magnifique, tout en bois.
Encore des vieilles ...
Brasov, Transylvania - where did Dracula go?
... our stay in Brasov (sorry, Brashov), we ate our way through some local specialties, to rather mixed reviews. One night I ordered a beef stew with vegetables and horesradish sauce and it came out all separate and dry! What was going on here? Another time I was advised to try the duck, and it also came out rather dry, but sitting on a bed of weirdly pickled cabbage... The only dishes that seemed tasty were those 'stolen' from other countries, eg Goulash soup (Hungarian, can't ...
Peles, Brasov, Bran and Rasno - all great
... We walk the main square, and share a table at one of the open air restaurants with a woman we think is a local, as she’s talking to the waitress in Romanian. When we ask where she is from she says "a long way away, Australia". She has been in Oz for 30 years, has a son and daughter in their 20's, and her family in Australia has sent her back here for 3 months to visit family. It turns out she lived one street from us in Roseville, but not at the same time. She ...
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