The Middle Ages in Transylvania were an era of citadels and castles. Learn about five of the best-kept Transylvanian medieval fortresses that are open for visitors.

What if you could strengthen small communities around the world, simply by doing what you love? The good news is that you can do that by approaching a traveller mindset, (instead of a tourist mindset) and looking for community-based experiences.

History, culture, and ancient architecture are just some of the reasons you should visit Transylvania’s fortified churches. Interesting stories, old paintings, legends, and history lessons stay hidden behind their walls, waiting to be discovered by curious travelers.

Exploring Transylvania’s forests and pastures by bicycle is the best way to take in the scenery.
This is your chance to get immersed into the authentic rural landscape, learn about nature and local communities, and experience traditional crafts, all while getting your exercise in the great outdoors.

The morning sun is mellow and pale, the leaves have fallen from the trees and every morning you wake up to notice the fractal patterns of ice flowers in the windows. This can only mean one thing: winter is taking its toll on the south of Transylvania.

Known for its history, culture, and natural beauty, Transylvania is an idyllic region full of fascinating stories waiting to be discovered.