Things to Do in Brașov: A Local Guide
A one-day route, then every sight worth your time in and around Brașov's walled Old Town, with ticket prices, opening hours and how to get there.
Brașov travel guide
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A one-day route, then every sight worth your time in and around Brașov's walled Old Town, with ticket prices, opening hours and how to get there.
Morning, afternoon and evening plans for the Old Town, Bran, Râșnov, Peleș and Prejmer, with walking times, buses and what changes with the seasons.
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There is no train to Bran. The hourly bus from Autogara 2 is the cheapest way, a car is the most flexible, and the return trip is where most plans go wrong.
Indoor options with current hours and prices: the Black Church and Old Town museums, the city's water park, the two big malls and where to eat.
Spring arrives: green hills by the end of the month, longer opening hours and a quiet Old Town until the Easter holidays begin.
The changeover month: frosty nights, the odd snowfall, the end of the ski season and one of the quietest times of the year in the Old Town.
Warm afternoons, the first thunderstorms and the city's own festival weekend. In 2027 May also opens with the Orthodox Easter long weekend.
Every guide is edited by Diana, who was born and grew up in Brașov. Each one shows when its facts were last checked, and we correct mistakes as soon as we hear about them.
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