Ready to dive into the heart of Transylvania? Book your tickets to Bran Castle and explore the castle that inspired the novel of the legendary Count Dracula. You'll discover the most visited site in Romania!
Why Visit Bran Castle?
When you step into Bran Castle, you'll explore the place that was popularly known as Count Dracula's home. It's the most visited attraction in Romania and with this ticket, you can explore it at your own pace!
Bran Castle is an authentic gem of Romania's medieval architecture. Inside, you'll discover a rich collection of art and furniture that belonged to the Romanian royal family, as the castle served as the summer residence for Maria, Queen of the Serbs, at the beginning of the 20th century.
During the visit, you can see the original furniture, the royal chambers, and the monarch's personal belongings. Without a doubt, this castle is a fascinating blend of history, legend, and architectural splendor.
This self-guided tour of Bran Castle will take approximately 1 hour.
The History of Dracula's Castle
Although the fictional character terrified the masses, the castle dates back to the year 1377. As you explore its fort, walls, and eye-catching red towers, you'll travel back in time through centuries of history hidden within its walls.
Bran Castle is the only castle in all Transylvania that fits the description Bram Stoker wrote about Dracula's castle, making it a must-visit for lovers of horror and mystery literature.
As if the legend of Count Dracula wasn't enough, you should know this castle is closely linked to the history of Vlad the Impaler, Prince of Wallachia during the 15th century, who inspired the Irish writer.
Dare to descend to the dungeons and see where he was imprisoned? This tour will surely amaze you!
How to Get to Bran Castle
If you're unsure of how to get to Bran Castle, we recommend checking out the following day trips:
Bran Castle Opening Times
Bran Castle's opening times vary depending on the day:
- Monday: open normally from 12 pm to 6 pm
- Tuesday to Sunday: open from 9 am to 6 pm