Guidebook for Brașov
Food Scene
Casa Hirscher Restaurant’s cuisine is a symphony of flavors and French Mediterranean senses, taking you into a world of scents and fine tastes of big European cities restaurants.
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Hirscher 12
5 Piața SfatuluiCasa Hirscher Restaurant’s cuisine is a symphony of flavors and French Mediterranean senses, taking you into a world of scents and fine tastes of big European cities restaurants.
The perfect place where you can serve traditional food in a traditional atmosphere.
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Sergiana
28 Strada MureșenilorThe perfect place where you can serve traditional food in a traditional atmosphere.
A great Bistro- Restaurant with a very nice atmosphere and a very healthy menu including vegan recipes.
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Ma Cocotte
34A Strada Nicopole A great Bistro- Restaurant with a very nice atmosphere and a very healthy menu including vegan recipes.
Trattoria Pocol
12 Strada Apollonia HirscherPrato
11 Strada Michael Weiss It is a select Italian Restaurant.
Bistro de l'Arte
11Bis Piața George Enescu Cuisine, Drinks and Art
This place is a jewel and decor is exquisite. The atmosphere, the decor with all the vintage and antique items are stunning. The food is excellent. If you are visiting Brasov you shouldn't miss this place.
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Festival 39
62 Strada Republicii
This place is a jewel and decor is exquisite. The atmosphere, the decor with all the vintage and antique items are stunning. The food is excellent. If you are visiting Brasov you shouldn't miss this place.
Tudor's House is an excellent restaurant with nice music and tasty traditional food.
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Casa Tudor
58 Strada Avram IancuTudor's House is an excellent restaurant with nice music and tasty traditional food.
Croitoria de Cafea
17 Strada Iuliu Maniu ... a very nice place with very good coffee :)
Brasserie Luther
10 Piața SfatuluiElite Sapori D'Italia
213 Strada LungăRestaurant and Supermarket
Sightseeing
Brasov's famous landmark and Romania's leading gothic church, the Black Church towers over the Council Square and the old town.
The Black Church is the largest gothic church between Vienna and Istanbul.
The Black Church boasts the largest church bell in Romania, weighing in at seven tons.
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Black Church Villa
16 Strada Poarta ScheiBrasov's famous landmark and Romania's leading gothic church, the Black Church towers over the Council Square and the old town.
The Black Church is the largest gothic church between Vienna and Istanbul.
The Black Church boasts the largest church bell in Romania, weighing in at seven tons.
Cetățuia de pe Strajă
7 Strada Dealul CetăţiiThe Black Tower houses a small war-related artifacts museum. There are four floors inside, each reached by a narrow wooden ladder. Climb all the way to the top for a panoramic view of the Black Church.
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Torre Negra
Strada Gheorghe BariţiuThe Black Tower houses a small war-related artifacts museum. There are four floors inside, each reached by a narrow wooden ladder. Climb all the way to the top for a panoramic view of the Black Church.
Located near Graft Bastion, the semicircular White Tower was completed in 1494.
A wooden staircase spirals up four levels, offering a great view of the old town.
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Torre Branca
Calea PoieniiLocated near Graft Bastion, the semicircular White Tower was completed in 1494.
A wooden staircase spirals up four levels, offering a great view of the old town.
Located at the heart of old medieval Brasov and lined with beautiful red-roofed merchant houses, the Council Square, known to the Saxon population as the Marktplatz, is a nice place to rest and soak in the beautiful scenery.
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Piața Sfatului
Located at the heart of old medieval Brasov and lined with beautiful red-roofed merchant houses, the Council Square, known to the Saxon population as the Marktplatz, is a nice place to rest and soak in the beautiful scenery.
Brasov is home to what is said to be one of the narrowest street in Europe. The Rope Street (Strada Sforii) is approximately four feet wide and connects Cerbului Street with Poarta Schei Street. The street was initially used as an access-route by firefighters.
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Rua Sforii
Strada SforiiBrasov is home to what is said to be one of the narrowest street in Europe. The Rope Street (Strada Sforii) is approximately four feet wide and connects Cerbului Street with Poarta Schei Street. The street was initially used as an access-route by firefighters.
Parks & Nature
It is a beautifully arranged natural park, suitable for a relaxing walk.
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Parque Nicolae Titulescu
It is a beautifully arranged natural park, suitable for a relaxing walk.
Wonderful panoramic view of the mountain in the middle of Brasov. Gorgeous especially in the evening. Brasov is often referred to as the city at the foot of Mount Tampa. Above the Weavers' Bastion, along the southeastern side of the fortress walls, is a very romantic alley (Aleea Tiberiu Brediceanu), shaded by old trees and dotted with many benches. From here, you can hike to the top of Tampa Mountain, where the original defensive fortress was built.
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Tâmpa
Wonderful panoramic view of the mountain in the middle of Brasov. Gorgeous especially in the evening. Brasov is often referred to as the city at the foot of Mount Tampa. Above the Weavers' Bastion, along the southeastern side of the fortress walls, is a very romantic alley (Aleea Tiberiu Brediceanu), shaded by old trees and dotted with many benches. From here, you can hike to the top of Tampa Mountain, where the original defensive fortress was built.
A 15-minute drive or 30-minute bus ride from Brasov leads to Poiana Brasov (3,300 feet), a mountaintop ski and summer resort. During winter months, Poiana Brasov offers some of the best skiing in Romania. In the summer, it is a great place for hikers to launch treks into the Southern Carpathian Mountains. For a panoramic view of Brasov and the more distant Bucegi Mountains, take the cable car to the summit of Postavarul Mountain (5,756 feet).
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Poiana Brașov
A 15-minute drive or 30-minute bus ride from Brasov leads to Poiana Brasov (3,300 feet), a mountaintop ski and summer resort. During winter months, Poiana Brasov offers some of the best skiing in Romania. In the summer, it is a great place for hikers to launch treks into the Southern Carpathian Mountains. For a panoramic view of Brasov and the more distant Bucegi Mountains, take the cable car to the summit of Postavarul Mountain (5,756 feet).
Drinks & Nightlife
Kasho Lounge
1 Șirul LiveziiArts & Culture
The ground and first floors of the museum feature a national gallery of canvases, starting with anonymous Transylvanian painters of the 18th century up to the who's who of Romanian 20th century artists, including Theodor Pallady, Nicolae Grigorescu, Stefan Luchian and Horia Bernea.
The museum also displays works by Brasov-born Janos Mattis-Teutsch (1884-1960), one of the most influential Romanian artists, as well as sculptures by Corneliu Medrea, Ion Jalea, Frederic Storck and Dimitrie Paciurea.
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Muzeul de Arta
21 Bulevardul EroilorThe ground and first floors of the museum feature a national gallery of canvases, starting with anonymous Transylvanian painters of the 18th century up to the who's who of Romanian 20th century artists, including Theodor Pallady, Nicolae Grigorescu, Stefan Luchian and Horia Bernea.
The museum also displays works by Brasov-born Janos Mattis-Teutsch (1884-1960), one of the most influential Romanian artists, as well as sculptures by Corneliu Medrea, Ion Jalea, Frederic Storck and Dimitrie Paciurea.
Housed in the Old Town Hall building, the History Museum of Brasov displays rare exhibits and collections showcasing Brasov's history from ancient to modern times: tools made in stone (Paleolithic age), painted ceramics discovered at Ariusd (Neolithic age), tools made in bronze and iron, armor, ancient weapons and farming tools. The exhibits also tell the history of the Saxon guilds, which dominated Brasov during medieval times.
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Museu de História de Brașov
30 Piața SfatuluiHoused in the Old Town Hall building, the History Museum of Brasov displays rare exhibits and collections showcasing Brasov's history from ancient to modern times: tools made in stone (Paleolithic age), painted ceramics discovered at Ariusd (Neolithic age), tools made in bronze and iron, armor, ancient weapons and farming tools. The exhibits also tell the history of the Saxon guilds, which dominated Brasov during medieval times.
The Ethnographic Museum exhibits silver jewelry crafted in Brasov during the 16th century, fur and sheepskin coats and other folk costumes; black and white photographs illustrate exactly how they were worn and by whom. The museum also presents the evolution of weaving from an old spinning wheel to a mechanized loom. Folk arts and crafts are available at the museum gift shop.
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Muzeul de Etnografie
21A Bulevardul EroilorThe Ethnographic Museum exhibits silver jewelry crafted in Brasov during the 16th century, fur and sheepskin coats and other folk costumes; black and white photographs illustrate exactly how they were worn and by whom. The museum also presents the evolution of weaving from an old spinning wheel to a mechanized loom. Folk arts and crafts are available at the museum gift shop.
Housed on the grounds of St. Nicholas Church, this was for centuries one of the leading learning centres of the Romanian people. The printing press that opened here in 1556 produced some of the first books written in Romanian. The museum hosts a compelling legacy: more than 4,000 rare books (many printed or copied by hand right here), several hundreds rare documents, the oldest Bible (printed on goat's skin) and much more.
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Escola Primária Romena
2-3 Piața UniriiHoused on the grounds of St. Nicholas Church, this was for centuries one of the leading learning centres of the Romanian people. The printing press that opened here in 1556 produced some of the first books written in Romanian. The museum hosts a compelling legacy: more than 4,000 rare books (many printed or copied by hand right here), several hundreds rare documents, the oldest Bible (printed on goat's skin) and much more.
Dramatic station