Schlösser, Fahrräder und Wanderungen in Rumänien

€ 915

Artikelnummer: https://www.contiki.com/en-eu/tours/castles-bikes-and-hikes-in-romania Kategorie: Reisen für junge Leute Schlagwörter: 18-to-Thirtysomethings, Alter 18 bis 35, Einzelzimmer, Englischsprachige Reisen, Erlebnisreisen, Reisen für junge Leute, Rundreisen

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Schlösser, Fahrräder und Wanderungen in Rumänien – Rumänien Reise für junge Leute & junge Alleinreisende

Schlösser, Fahrräder und Wanderungen in Rumänien Reisen für junge Leute

“70 percent join our trips solo”

“70% of our travellers join our trips solo, so you’ll travel with like-minded young people who want to make friends, experience new things and create lifelong memories. This is the best way to turn solo travel into the most social travel imaginable.” (Zitiert vom sehr erfahrenen und international beliebten Anbieter dieser Reise für junge Leute. Für die neuesten Infos und etwaige Änderungen siehe hier)

“Most popular youth travel company in the world”

Infos vom sehr erfahrenen und international beliebten Anbieter dieser Reise für junge Leute (“Most popular youth travel company in the world”, Wikipedia): “Our trips are exclusively for 18-35s, and whether you join us solo or in a group, our trips are designed so you can share incredible experiences with young travellers just like you.”

Bewertungen durch Reiseteilnehmer/-innen:

von 5 Sternen ()* (alle Bewertungen und etwaige Änderungen findest du auf der Detailseite)

Alterszielgruppe:

18 bis 35 (35 bis 45 bei “Reunion Trips”)

Reisedauer und Preis:

ab ca. € 915* (finale Preise je nach Reisedatum, Zimmer und Extras findest du auf der Buchungsseite)

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Reiseziele:

Europa > Rumänien

Für alle Details und etwaige Änderungen siehe die Detailseite

Geplanter Reiseverlauf:

DAY 1

Bucharest

Hello Bucharest! And hello good times, as we kick off our trip with a walking tour of the old town. Stroll through more than 500 years of history with a passionate local guide. Learn about Vlad the Impaler and see how art nouveau architecture, grand municipal buildings and beautiful Orthodox churches mingle with stark structures from decades of communist rule. You can’t miss the Palace of the Parliament which has the dubious boast of being the world’s heaviest building! This evening we’ll enjoy an included dinner together at the oldest restaurant in Romania, which, for 130 years, has welcomed famous guests, from The Rolling Stones to the Prince of Japan. Its name ‘Caru’ cu bere’ translates as ‘the beer wagon’ – so let’s get on board!

DAY 2

Bucharest

After breakfast we’ll head for Peles Castle, the former summer residence of the kings of Romania but now one of the most important museums in Transylvania. Once we’ve feasted our eyes on all the ancient riches we’re bound for the Bucegi Mountains. In the mountain resort of Siniai we’ll take the cable car from 1400ft to Cota 2000 and enjoy a guided hike, with majestic mountain views and photo opps with the famous Bucegi ‘Sphinx’.

Brasov

The fun stuff just keeps coming. This afternoon we’ll drive to Brasov for another fascinating walking tour including the chance to squeeze down Strada Sforii, the narrowest street in Europe. The evening is your own to check out Brasov’s lively cafes, restaurants and varied nightlife. Don’t forget to try Sarmale, the Romanian national dish (stuffed cabbage rolls, with a side of polenta) then raise a toast with Tuica, a traditional spirit made from plums.

DAY 3

Brasov

Bran Castle

We’re beside ourselves with excitement to finally get to go inside Bran Castle, aka Dracula’s Castle, the fantastical fortress high on a rock that inspired Bram Stoker’s dark tale. Outside we’ll grab some bikes and pedal off on a local trail with a guide who’ll regale us with myths and facts about the castle, vampires and other local folklore. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife too – bears, wolves, lynx and (Dracula’s favourite) bats – are all native to the area – but don’t worry, no werewolves!

Bucharest

We’ll surely never tire of Transylvania but, when our legs are aching and our heads spinning with stories, we’ll drive back to Bucharest to talk over the tall tales over a three course dinner in a traditional old town restaurant.

DAY 4

Bucharest

We’ll meet for a final breakfast before we go our separate ways laden with facts, folklore and friendships to last forever – or at least until our next Contiki adventure.