Brașov in September: Weather, Events and What to Do
Our favourite month: mild and settled, everything still open, and the summer crowds gone.
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Our favourite month: mild and settled, everything still open, and the summer crowds gone.
Three August evenings of blues, jazz and soul on a stage in the Old Town, plus jam sessions, a gospel concert in a fortified church and free daytime events.
A 4.3 km cable car lifts you from the Prahova Valley to the Bucegi plateau at about 2,200 m, a few minutes' walk from the Babele rocks and the Sphinx.
Once a year, on the Sunday after Orthodox Easter, seven groups of riders from Șchei ride through Brașov's Old Town. Here is when, where and how to see them.
Peleș sells timed tickets online or from machines next to the castle, and Sinaia is about an hour from Brașov by train.
Where the city's food markets are, when they open, how to get there by bus, and what to buy in each season.
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.
The IR train is quickest but runs only three times a day; buses fill the gaps. Plus the day-trip timings and what to see on the way.
More than 130 rescued brown bears live in 69 hectares of oak forest outside Zărnești, south-west of Brașov. You can only visit on a morning guided tour.
A beer tent, a funfair and Romanian rock bands on the edge of the Tractorul district, every late summer since 2009.
What the zones cost, when you have to pay, how to pay without a Romanian SIM, and where to leave the car near the Old Town, in Poiana Brașov and at the airport.
Two Saxon villages north-east of Brașov kept their churches inside rings of defensive walls. Prejmer is the bigger and better known; Hărman has a painted tower chapel.