Bran Castle is a medieval stronghold in the Transylvanian Alps, popularly associated with the fictional Castle Dracula. The castle has a rich history, having been built in 1377 and serving as a fortress, customs house, and royal residence. It features narrow winding stairways, 57 timbered rooms, and secret passages, and is now a museum showcasing art and furniture collected by Queen Marie
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Activities: We toured the inside of the castle, exploring its secret passage and enjoying the panoramic views of the valley. We then hiked a steep hill to get the best view of the castle and the surrounding scenery
Highlights: It was very cool to explore the castle and the secret passage. The views from the top of the hill were breathtaking! ✨

Activities: We visited the medieval castle, which was converted into a family home by Queen Maria of Romania. It was a really exciting experience
Highlights: The castle visit was a thrilling experience due to the Dracula legend, the Queen's imaginative style, and the amazing mountain scenery ✨

Activities: We visited Bran Castle, where children up to six years old did not pay an entrance fee. "Wichtig ist, dass ihr eure Tragehilfe mitnimmt, da es mehrstöckig ist." (It is important that you take your carrying aid with you, as it is multi-story). We explored the castle on our own. We ate Goulash in one of the restaurants
Highlights: The visit was worth it, especially for those interested in old castles. The castle has many stairs, so using a baby carrier is recommended. We ate goulash in one of the restaurants ✨