Romania, Bulgarien and Hungary have many sights and locations falling under the UNESCO world heritage list; let's traverse through some of these sites: Romania
o Sighisoara (Transylvania) - It's also known as the Dracula's homeland and here you can visit the birthplace of Vlad Tepes aka Dracula. It's a medieval town of the Saxon era. Not much has changed in this town over the last five centuries and you can visit some of its famous churches like Biertan, Prejmer, Vicri, Darjiu, Sashiz, Valea Vilor and Calnic; all these monuments fall under the world heritage list.
o Maramures (northern Transylvania): This region has its roots deep into history. It has a lot of wooden structures dating back centuries which showcase the local architecture that was followed in these parts of the world. Eight of the churches fall under the UNESCO heritage list. Birsana church is the most famous, built in 1720; it has some of the finest paintings. The Barsana monastery is indeed a unique experience in itself with its complex full of typically styled wooden buildings. The Gate Tower is infact has the distinction of being the highest building in Europe.
o Bucovina (Moldavia): This area gain has many beautiful and artistic monasteries all marked in the world heritage list. The monasteries are covered in beautiful paintings even on their exterior walls; these paintings are masterpieces of the Byzantine era and were created around the 15th century. Sucevita is the largest one, with Ladder of Virtue illustrated on its walls, other famous ones include Moldovita, Vornet and Humour
o Biosphere of the Danube Delta: It?s a break from the history and art of Romania and is a unique place decorated with natural beauty. The single most important mode of transport is boat and you can travel around the whole area in a boat led by a guide while you can enjoy the beauty of the lush green forests and also indulge in some bird watching. For utmost luxury you can book your stay in the five star Villa Resort which also offers daily excursions.
ferie Your rejsen tour can commence in the capital city Sofia which has a lot to offer in terms of history and culture. Bulgaria has a total of nine sites (two natural and seven cultural) on the UNESCO World Heritage List including Boyana Church, Rila Monastery, Thracian Tomb at Kazanlak, the museum town of Nessebar, Madara Horseman, Thracian tomb at Sveshtari and Ivanovo Rock Monasteries.
Hungary
The Hungarian tour also begins at the capital city Budapest. You can visit the Buda castle, a magnificent fortress situated on the banks of the Danube River. You can also get acquainted with the Hungarian rural life via the old heritage villages like Holloko. Another Hungarian treat is Tokaj, a region famous for its vineyards, wineries, wine cellars and caves.