Bucareste ao Castelo do Drácula, Castelo de Peles e visita guiada a Brasov
Descrição
Viaje para descobrir os pontos turísticos e tesouros da Transilvânia. Chegue a Sinaia para entrar no reino de um conto de fadas em um passeio pelo esplêndido Castelo de Peles, fundado pelos antigos reis romenos e usado como residência real. Entre nas câmaras góticas do Castelo de Bran, também conhecido como "Castelo do Drácula" graças às suas ligações com Vlad, o Empalador. Por fim, chegue a uma das cidades medievais fundadoras e mais bem preservadas da Transilvânia em um passeio a pé por Brasov.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Encontre seu guia e parta para sua viagem pela Transilvânia.
Comece sua excursão de um dia com o Castelo de Peles, situado no pitoresco resort montanhoso de Sinaia, também chamado de Perla dos Cárpatos. Visite a antiga residência de verão da família real da Roménia, que apresenta um magnífico palácio no estilo do Renascimento Alemão. Construído aos pés das montanhas entre 1873 e 1914 por Carol I, o primeiro rei da Roménia, o palácio é considerado um dos mais bonitos do seu tipo na Europa.
Em seguida é a cidade de Brasov, anteriormente conhecida como Kronstadt. Seu centro histórico bem cuidado, cheio de casas seculares conectadas por pequenas ruas pavimentadas com paralelepípedos, mantém seu charme medieval alemão. Seu passeio a pé por esta linda cidade começa na praça principal, que apresenta a Igreja Negra Gótica (BisericaNeagră - visita interna), a antiga Prefeitura, torres de vigia, muros ao redor da antiga cidadela e a rua mais estreita da Europa.
Parada final no Castelo Bran, conhecido como Castelo de Dracula. A imponente construção, originalmente construída como uma fortaleza na antiga fronteira entre Wallachia e Transilvânia, olha para um vale de sua posição estratégica. A função deste marco medieval é evidente através de suas torres grandiosas, bem como suas escadas e passagens estreitas. A aparência gótica adiciona à atração enquanto você aprende sobre seu infame governante, Vlad o Impaler, e seu lendário vampiro. Conclude o seu passeio com transporte de volta para o seu hotel em Bucareste.
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Informações importantes
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
- Os jovens devem estar acompanhados por um adulto
- Na segunda e terça-feira, os Castelos de Peles e Pelisor estão fechados durante todo o ano e podem ser vistos do lado de fora. Em dias de alta demanda você pode visitar o castelo opcional de Pelisor. Peles também está fechado nas seguintes datas : 12 de abril
- Não acessível para cadeiras de rodas
- Crianças menores de 7 anos não podem participar desta excursão
- A idade mínima do participante é de 7 anos
- Sem problemas cardíacos ou outras condições médicas, como enjôo.
- Não é permitido para viajantes grávidas
- Não é permitida a bagagem ou malas grandes. Uma mala pequena ou mochila pequena por pessoa é permitida a bordo do autocarro.A empresa ou o pessoal envolvido na atividade não são responsáveis por quaisquer pertences dos hóspedes
- Não é permitido participar do passeio sob a influência de álcool ou drogas
- Não é permitido comer e beber no veículo
- A duração das transferências são aproximadas, a duração exata dependerá da hora do dia e das condições de trânsito
- Você deve ter dinheiro em euros ou Ron
- A ordem do itinerário depende da estação, do tempo e dos horários de funcionamento. Eventos imprevistos (tempo, eventos especiais, trânsito, etc.) podem resultar em uma visita apenas fora de um castelo. Os atrasos no tempo de chegada a Bucareste também podem ocorrer devido a esses fatores incontroláveis.
- Devido à natureza estritamente dinâmica do trânsito de montanha, as janelas de chegada são gerenciadas exclusivamente em tempo real para garantir a sincronização operacional.
- A Companhia reserva-se o direito de recusar o serviço ou desembarcar qualquer passageiro por conduta considerada inadequada, sem direito a reembolso.
- Para o AudioGuide você precisará ter seu próprio smartphone, headset e internet.
- Nossos autocarros não estão equipados com recursos de acessibilidade, como rampas para cadeiras de rodas, elevadores ou equipamentos de assistência médica. Os passageiros devem ser capazes de embarcar e sair do veículo de forma independente e navegar em terreno irregular em locais de castelos.
Avaliações(3,260)
It’s a long day on the coach, it well worth it to see Romania beyond Bucharest. Great value travel, however, it was just that. Entry to the two castles was not included, which was fine for us as we planned to admire from the outside and gardens. However, on arriving at Bran Castle, we found that you could not even enter the grounds without a ticket, so we had to purchase tickets and tour the castle (which was wonderful). Brasov is not to be missed, it is a wonderful town and we would have liked more time there to see more of it. Our tour guide was very concerned about the traffic getting to the final stop, so the first two stops were very time focused, but there was just enough time at each. Peles Castle can be explored from, the outside and gardens for no fee, although I understand the inside to be worth a look and quite beautiful, but we were very satisfied with just being outside, especially as it ,any have felt rushed going inside too. Best for couples and small groups, not really for younger children as too much travel. Our guide Emmanuel was excellent. Very knowledgeable and organised.
It was quick trip. would have liked if the guide had come with us to the castles and church and tell us at the spot its details rather than brief about it in the bus. A guided trip would mean the guide comes and tells us the details in all these places- the interesting history, trivia or interesting bits and pieces - basically the small details. Our guide was very efficient in making us cover the three spots. Kept the time of giving 1 1/2 hours in each of the spots. You do not get the time to enjoy the palace -it was a whirlwind trip so one can say we saw it.
It was a great tour, great information along the way and some history of Romania and the Transylvania - Braşov areas! It did feel a little bit rushed through Bran castle especially but when it came to Pales and the square around Braşov we had plenty of time to eat and enjoy the area!! Would define my recommend this tour!
I received multiple emails from Viator, but my booking did not appear on the local operator's roster. As a result, I missed critical updates from the guide, including the requirement to purchase timed entry tickets in advance. Furthermore, the local guide's unprofessional attire created a poor impression, and the tour ran significantly behind schedule, lasting 14 hours. While the sites visited were enjoyable, the logistics and presentation require improvement.
This was a great tour outside of Bucharest and a great way to see the country of Romania which is beautiful. Alex was our guide, he was attentive and knowledgeable, shared the history of the palace, castle and Brasov, which is a must see, a beautiful city in the Carpathian Mountains.
Excellent compromise for an organized tour. The guide Andrew (I hope I'm not getting the name wrong) was very good; the schedule was very tight, but the distances to cover in just one day don't give any other possibility.
I am going to give my opinion about this excursion; let's see, first of all, I want it to be clear that I am not complaining, since it was ultimately satisfactory, but people need to know about so much misinformation, and I don't feel like letting this happen. First they told us we had to go to the city of Brasov, then to Peles, and then to Bran, but because they wanted to, without prior notice, THEY CHANGED THE WHOLE ORDER and it ended up being: Bran, Peles, and Brasov, WHICH RESULTED IN A TOTAL OF 16 AND A HALF HOURS ON THE BUS. Because the distances are very long, they took us up, then brought us down, then brought us down again, then took us back up (more than 300km), then brought us down all of a sudden; it was grueling, they don't tell you anything, we asked for a Spanish-speaking guide or a translator of some kind, they said they would bring one, and the day before they told us there wasn't one. They do it on purpose so you don't cancel; all this, there were 3 of us, well, one of the three people almost didn't get to travel because they canceled their trip because they didn't respond to the WhatsApp message they sent them, a message they deleted immediately just because, and then they had to pay DOUBLE once inside the BUS; we left at 7 in the morning and arrived at 12 at NIGHT. TERRIBLE, an experience I will not live through again; it is true that in the end we had a good time, but it is a very intense trip, it is the kind of trip that should be done in 2 days (if what happened to us happens) because otherwise it is 12 hours, but well, anyway, now you know my experience.
Peles castle was amazing. worth the trip by itself. Brasov is a lovely city, also worth visiting and quite renowned by the locals. Bran castle was pretty cool, but its links to Dracula are so minor, calling it Dracula's castle is very misleading. It's a shame its been used in such manner along with the local Dracula based market but it is what it is and it was still worth going there. Even the picture in this experience isn't brans castle but Peles. As long as you are aware of all this you will enjoy the experience.
This was a great day out. There is a quite a long coach ride, but it is definitely worth doing. It is also worth paying the extra to go inside Peles Castle, which is quite remarkable.
This is a great tour visiting Peles and Bran castles and Braşov. It’s an all day tour so pack snacks. We started off driving to Peles castle which is a great tour. It’s a bit of a hike to get up to the top though but not a bad walk. Get there early and it’s cool (in the summer). Definitely reserve your tickets ahead of time as it’s limited to so many per day. This tour will do this for you - take advantage of that. Once you leave here, you drive to Bran castle - it’s a nice drive to this area. It’s definitely packed though. Then you gear up to head a Braşov where you have about an hour. I’ll be honest, I could have stayed here longer. Once this is done - you head back to Bucharest. I will say the driving is long through the day. Bring snacks to eat throughout the day. Also, there is no bathroom on the coach so always use that before you leave. They really stress being punctual and it is totally necessary. If you do this tour - be mindful that you’re only given so much time at each location and 60 other people could be waiting on you, so be on time to leave. The drive back from Braşov was a bit of a nightmare for us but through no fault of the tour. Traffic was horrendous and it took forever to get back to the city. Overall, we really enjoyed the day.
