Romania

Day-by-Day Travel Plan

14-Day Romania Itinerary

14 days
5 cities Bucharest → Brașov → Sibiu → Cluj-Napoca → Sighișoara
Best in May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep

The ultimate two-week journey through Romania. Romania is known for its medieval castles, scenic Carpathian mountains, historic towns, and rich cultural traditions. This itinerary takes you through the highlights — from iconic landmarks to local experiences.

Day-by-Day Itinerary

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Day 1 — Arrive in Bucharest

Bucharest

  • Palace of the Parliament
  • Old Town (Lipscani)

Bucharest — the dynamic capital of Romania, known for its mix of grand architecture, lively nightlife, and historic landmarks like the Palace of the Parliament

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Day 2 — Explore Bucharest

Bucharest

  • Romanian Athenaeum
  • Village Museum
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Day 3 — Explore Bucharest

Bucharest

  • Romanian Athenaeum
  • Village Museum
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Day 4 — Arrive in Brașov

Brașov

  • Council Square (Piața Sfatului)
  • Black Church

Brașov — a charming medieval city surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains, famous for its gothic architecture and proximity to Bran Castle

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Day 5 — Explore Brașov

Brașov

  • Tampa Mountain
  • Bran Castle
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Day 6 — Explore Brașov

Brașov

  • Tampa Mountain
  • Bran Castle
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Day 7 — Arrive in Sibiu

Sibiu

  • Piata Mare (Great Square)
  • Bridge of Lies

Sibiu — a beautifully preserved medieval city in Transylvania, known for its cobblestone streets, pastel-colored buildings, and cultural events

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Day 8 — Explore Sibiu

Sibiu

  • ASTRA Museum
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Day 9 — Explore Sibiu

Sibiu

  • ASTRA Museum
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Day 10 — Arrive in Cluj-Napoca

Cluj-Napoca

  • St. Michael’s Church
  • Central Park (Parcul Central)

Cluj-Napoca — the unofficial capital of Transylvania, a youthful city with a vibrant arts scene, universities, and nearby natural attractions

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Day 11 — Explore Cluj-Napoca

Cluj-Napoca

  • Banffy Palace
  • Turda Gorge
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Day 12 — Explore Cluj-Napoca

Cluj-Napoca

  • Banffy Palace
  • Turda Gorge
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Day 13 — Arrive in Sighișoara

Sighișoara

  • Clock Tower
  • Vlad Dracul House

Sighișoara — a UNESCO-listed medieval town, known as the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler (Dracula) and one of Europe’s best-preserved citadels

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Day 14 — Explore Sighișoara

Sighișoara

  • Covered Staircase