Medieval castle located near Brașov in Transylvania

Built in 1377 by Transylvanian Saxons

Designated as a national monument of Romania

Positioned near the historical border with Wallachia

Internationally famous as “Dracula’s Castle”

Associated with Bram Stoker’s legendary Dracula story

Linked symbolically to Vlad the Impaler

Home to a museum featuring Queen Marie’s collections

Offers self-guided and guided visitor tours

Includes an open-air museum of traditional Romanian village life