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SIGHIȘOARA, ROMANIA

Charming Medieval Town

Located in the heart of Transylvania, Sighișoara stands as one of Europe’s most beautifully preserved medieval towns. Founded in the 12th century by German settlers known as the Transylvanian Saxons, this fortified city continues to shine with its original charm.

Cobbled streets, guild towers, defensive walls, and iconic landmarks like the Hill Church and the Covered Staircase reflect a rich and enduring history.

Sighișoara offers a living connection between German heritage and Transylvanian culture, creating an experience that is both meaningful and unforgettable.

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The Citadel

Explore the charm of Sighișoara’s walled old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its beautifully preserved medieval architecture.

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The Covered Staircase

A wooden stairway built in the 1600s that serves both as a pathway and a step into the town’s rich past.

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Clock Tower

Climb the iconic tower for panoramic views and a glimpse into Sighișoara’s colorful past.

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Local Art & Handicrafts

Explore artisan shops and handmade crafts that reflect the town’s Saxon legacy.

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Church on the Hill

Visit this Gothic treasure, reached by the historic Covered Staircase.

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Traditional Cuisine

Taste local flavors shaped by centuries of Saxon, Romanian, and Hungarian influences.

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Breite Plateau Nature Reserve

Just outside Sighișoara, Breite Plateau is home to ancient oaks over 800 years old and one of Central Eastern Europe's largest wood-pasture ecosystems.