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Private 2-Day Transylvania Tour from Bucharest: Bears & Castles

Bucharest
by Viator
Duration2 days
SeasonSee calendar when booking
LanguageEnglish, Italian

The Experience

Discover Transylvania on a private 2-day tour combining bears, medieval castles, and Carpathian landscapes. Starting from Bucharest, this journey blends nature, history, and authentic Transylvanian culture at a relaxed pace. Travel through the mountains to the Slănic Salt Mine, one of Europe’s largest underground salt mines, famous for its vast chambers and unique microclimate. Continue to Sinaia to visit Peleș Castle, the former summer residence of the Romanian Royal Family, set in a forested mountain area. Stop at Cantacuzino Castle, a Neo-Romanian architectural landmark and filming location for the Netflix series Wednesday. Explore the medieval old town of Brașov before visiting the Libearty Bear Sanctuary in Zărnești, where rescued brown bears live freely in a natural forest environment. The tour concludes with a visit to Bran Castle, known worldwide as “Dracula’s Castle,” followed by the return to Bucharest.

How to book

Booked on Viator, who runs this experience. Inclusions and cancellation are theirs.

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    Free cancellation · 24h before

    from₹41,717

    Includes: Local tax · Fuel surcharge · Guiding Services · +1 more

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Logistics & Transit

Transport not included
Location
Bucharest

About the guide

Guide type
Tour Guide Led
Group experience
No — private booking

Know before you go

Specialized infant seats are available Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller Public transportation options are available nearby Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness Children must be accompanied by an adult May be operated by a multi-lingual guide Children under five years are not allowed inside the “Libearty” Bear Sanctuary, for safety reasons and for the welfare of the bear