Pension Am Schneiderturm
Check rates and availability for this hotel
Find the best prices for Pension Am Schneiderturm from our 2 partners. Show all partners
Travel Blogs from Sighisoara
A Voyage To The Vampiric Lands!
... chastised me in the foreign tongues of Eastern Europe and then appeared to get angrier because I couldn't understand the Serbian language. I also understood the need for the aggressive hand gestures which followed, although I must admit I didn’t understand those either.
Three hours passed and already the journey began to take its toll. The cold had become unbearable and Anna and I began to talk of other paths that we might take into Romania. Shortly after ...
Exploring Sighisora
Today was a relaxed sleep in day (again breakfast was included) and we then set off to explore. Our first port of call was the market, but after wandering around in vain for about 45 minutes (there were about six of us wandering around!) we gave up to visit the clock tower which gave us lovely views. Glade was feeling a little queasy so he headed back for a nap and the rest of the group and I finally hunted down the market ...
Comme dans les contes et plus encore!
... où il semblerait qu'on ressent l'atmosphère dans laquelle l'auteur de Dracula a dépeint son personnage : une charmante cité recouverte de neige et légèrement brumeuse pour une ambiance nocturne des plus intéressantes!
Donc, je pars me réchauffer dans les bains thermales de Budapest et vous donne quelques nouvelles dès que je suis bien ...
The sights of Sighisoara
Sighasora was great, again it took alot longer to get there than I thought, this time I stopped and picked up some of the hitch hikers on the side of the road as Monica (the hostel owner) had explained to me how the system works. The people who had been waving frantically at me from the side or the road and giving me dirty looks as I drove past are wanting a ride. The transport system relies on private cars giving rides to people ...
Last days
... appetizers, soup, so that we could all have a large and tasty meal together, one of our last meals in Sighisoara. We all ate to our hearts content, even the little baby (Maria is five months pregnant)! After lunch we all went on a walk, had some cake at our favorite place, and kept walking all over town, headed for a large German grocery store from which we bought supplies for the O **** match that we were planning to have when we arrived back home. We played the game for ...
Travelers also recommend:
TripAdvisor Reviews Pension Am Schneiderturm Sighisoara
