Operating days: Daily
Route: Sibiu - Biertan - Mălâncrav - Sighișoara - Agnita- Sibiu
Day Itinerary
Starting Point:Sibiu
• 10:00 from accommodation the distance from Sibiu to Biertan is approximately 35 kilometres (22 miles), and the journey takes around 40-45 minutes by car.

1. Biertan - UNESCO World Heritage site
   The route from Sibiu to Biertan is a short and scenic journey that takes visitors through the beautiful countryside of Transylvania. Biertan is a charming village known for its fortified church, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
   • Main Attraction:
   o Biertan Fortified Church: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Biertan Fortified Church is one of the most important Gothic-style Saxon churches in Transylvania. Built in the 15th century, it served as a centre of Lutheranism in the region and features a stunning blend of Gothic and Renaissance architecture, with intricate stonework and fortified walls.
2. Mălâncrav
   • Main Attraction:
   o Fortified Church of Mălâncrav: dates back to the 13th century, originally built by the Saxon settlers of Transylvania. It served as both a religious and defensive structure during medieval times. The church is built in a Romanesque style and is surrounded by a defensive wall with towers and gates, typical of Transylvanian fortified churches. The interior features beautiful frescoes and wooden altars.
3. Sighișoara - Medieval Citadel:
   One of the most beautiful and well-preserved medieval towns in Romania, located in the heart of Transylvania. It stands out for its historical charm, colourful buildings, and its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
   • Main Attraction:
   o The Clock Tower, the symbol of the citadel, with its museum and spectacular views.
   o The birthplace of Vlad the Impaler, also known as Dracula, and learn about his role in history and folklore.
   o The Stag House and other quaint medieval homes.
   o Climb the Covered Staircase to the Church on the Hill, where you can enjoy views over the citadel.
   o Church on the Hill (Biserica din Deal) This 13th-century church is located on a hilltop, offering magnificent views of Sighișoara and its surroundings
   Sighișoara is a perfectly preserved medieval gem, combining historical significance with scenic beauty, making it one of Romania’s most picturesque towns.
4. Agnita - The Saxon Stronghold
   • Main Attraction:
   o Fortified Church of Agnita: is the most prominent attraction in Agnita, dating back to the 14th century. The church is surrounded by a fortified wall with towers and gates, typical of Transylvanian Saxon villages
   o Historical Centre: Agnita has a well-preserved medieval centre, with traditional houses, narrow streets, and quaint squares. The town has a rich Saxon heritage and retains a rustic, peaceful charm
5. Return to Sibiu
   After visiting Agnita
   , you'll head back to Sibiu. The route is scenic, with views of the surrounding landscapes and foothills of the Făgăraș Mountains, you'll return to Sibiu by approximately 7:00 PM.