Private day trips from Brasov to places you'll never forget

The best time to visit Brasov is late spring through early autumn (May to October) for pleasant weather and outdoor activities. Summer offers warm temperatures perfect for exploring, while spring and fall provide comfortable conditions with beautiful mountain scenery.

Romanian is the official language in Brasov. English is commonly spoken at tourist attractions, hotels, and restaurants, especially in the historic center. German is also understood due to the city's Saxon heritage.

No, Romania uses the Romanian leu (RON). Credit cards are accepted at most hotels and restaurants, though smaller establishments may prefer cash.

Popular day trips from Brasov include the famous Bran Castle, often associated with Dracula, Peles Castle in Sinaia, and other medieval villages in Transylvania's countryside, like Sibiu, Rasnov, and Alba Iulia.

Brasov-Ghimbav Airport is a small regional airport, but most international travelers use Henri Coanda International Airport (OTP) in Bucharest, about 2.5 hours away, which offers the best international flight connections to Romania. Check out Daytrip airport transfers for convenient travel options from the airport.

Brasov is generally safe for travelers with reasonable crime rates for Eastern Europe. The historic center is well-maintained and patrolled. Use standard precautions with valuables and be aware of your surroundings, especially at night.

Transylvania has a rich multicultural heritage with Romanian, Hungarian, and German Saxon influences. The region is famous for medieval castles, fortified churches, traditional crafts, hearty cuisine, and folklore including vampire legends that attract many visitors.

Must-see attractions include the Black Church (Biserica Neagra), the medieval Council Square, the old city walls and fortifications, the First Romanian School Museum, and climbing Tampa Hill for panoramic city views.