Sibiu offers many points of interest. The Bridge of Lies is probably the most famous and well-known. But, both in the Upper Town and in the Lower part, there is no shortage of fascinating and evocative places.
Muzeul Atra, for example, is one of the most incredible open-air museums in Europe, in an extraordinary natural setting. And, again, its imposing bastions and splendid towers. The Churches, of every order and cult.

Thanks to its beauties and its splendid and extraordinary architecture, the city has also obtained the recognition of Capital of Culture, in 2007. And, then, there are absolutely unique events such as Christmas.

Recognized by all as the most beautiful city in Transylvania, Sibiu strikes at first glance. And a trip to this mysterious and evocative region certainly cannot ignore a holiday in this city.

HOW TO GET

CAR

The Romanian city could be the exclusive destination of your vacation. In this case, reaching the city by car would be totally useless. After all, public transport is quite good and cheap.
Different speech in the case of a road trip in the wonderful Transylvania. By car you can easily move at your own pace and schedule.

The city is crossed by the A1 motorway network, one of the most important in the country, partially connected with the European roads E68 and E81. The A1 connects Bucharest with the Nădlac crossing for Hungary. Sibiu is almost equidistant from Bucharest and Timisoara, from which it is approximately 280 kilometers.
Beyond the border, Budapest is approximately 550 kilometers away. To the south, Sofia is about 450 km away.

TRAIN

The central railway station Gara Sibiu, is located in the center.
Reaching the city by train is not the ideal solution. Especially coming from Western Europe. The railway connections, in fact, are limited to Romania only, managed by Căile Ferate Române.
Daily connections with Bucharest and Cluj Napoca.

A trip to Transylvania by train, on the other hand, represents a rather suggestive solution, to be taken into consideration.