Editor
Diana
Hi, I'm Diana. I was born and grew up in Brașov. I love travelling and sharing useful information about my city and beyond.
Diana is the editor of Wow Brașov. She edits every guide on the site, in every language it is published in, and took many of the photos you'll see in them (credited “Photo: Diana”).
What the guides cover
Topics across the guides Diana edits:
Guides by Diana
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Poiana Brașov in Every Season
Brașov's mountain resort, 12 km above the city: a bus ride away, with cable cars for walkers in summer and skiers in winter.
Prejmer and Hărman Fortified Churches from Brașov
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.
Râșnov Citadel: What You Can Visit, Tickets and Getting There
The hilltop citadel on the Bran road is a building site until at least 2028. Here is what you can still see, what it costs and how to fit it in with Bran or Dino Parc.
Working Remotely from Brașov: Coworking, Internet and Practicalities
Desks from €15 a day, fibre up to 940 Mbps and mountains at the end of the bus line: what you need to know to work from Brașov for a month or longer.
Rockstadt Extreme Fest (Rockstadt Festival): Dates, Tickets, Camping
Romania's big metal festival moved from Râșnov to Ghimbav in 2026 and becomes Rockstadt Festival in 2027. Dates, tickets, camping and how to get there and back from Brașov.
Sighișoara and Viscri: Day Trip from Brașov
A walled hilltop town and a one-street Saxon village in one long day. Easy by car, possible by bus, and not worth doing by train in 2026.
Mount Tâmpa and the Cable Car
The forested ridge above the Old Town: a two-minute cable car ride or a 75–90 minute walk to the best view of Brașov.
The Transfăgărășan from Brașov
The road over the Făgăraș Mountains climbs to 2,042 m, two and a half hours' drive from Brașov. Its high section is open only from early summer to the first heavy snow.
What to Eat in Brașov
Sour soups, cabbage rolls, grilled mici, polenta with sheep's cheese and fried cheese doughnuts: what to order, what it costs and how to find a good table.
How the guides are made
Every guide follows our editorial policy: the answer comes first, prices, hours and timetables are checked against official sources and dated in the guide's key facts box, and mistakes are corrected as soon as we hear about them.
Questions or corrections reach Diana through the contact form.