Escape the bustle of Bucharest and journey into the heart of Transylvania on an unforgettable day tour that combines nature, wildlife, and myth.
Your first stop is the Libearty Bear Sanctuary in Zărnești, a peaceful haven nestled at the foot of the Carpathian Mountains. Home to over 130 rescued brown bears, the sanctuary offers a rare and emotional glimpse into the lives of animals saved from captivity and mistreatment.
Next, step into legend as you visit Bran Castle, famously linked to Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Perched dramatically atop a rocky hill, the 14th-century fortress impresses with its Gothic architecture, secret staircases, and panoramic views.
Learn about its real history, its connection to Queen Marie of Romania, and the lore of Vlad the Impaler that gave rise to the Dracula myth.
Enjoy scenic countryside views, expert commentary, and the perfect mix of history, folklore, and wildlife.
Pick-up Piața 21 December 1989
Libearty Bear Sanctuary in Zarnesti, Romania, is a refuge for rescued bears that have been previously kept in captivity. The sanctuary provides a natural environment for these bears to live in, allowing them to roam, forage, and interact with others. It's one of the largest bear sanctuaries in Europe and aims to raise awareness about the need for bear conservation and responsible tourism. Here you can see happy bears in their natural environment, after a bad life in circuses and zoo cages. The tours are guided by trained animal welfare experts and the visitors can see brown bears really close.
Bran Dracula’s Castle is a national monument and landmark in Romania. It is a popular tourist attraction, boasting an impressive and varied history dating back to the 14th century. The castle is known for its unique, imposing architecture, as well as its associations with Vlad III, the 15th-century Romanian ruler better known as Vlad the Impaler, or Dracula.
You will make your own way to the meeting points
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