Rafting and the Dracula's Castle in Transylvania - 3 days from 253 €

Arrival in Bucharest at the Henri Coanda airport and transfer to the hotel, in the old center.

Once called "Little Paris", Bucharest is a mixture of architectural jewelry from the Belle Epoque and the period between the two wars and deep traces of the 50 years of communism, a cosmopolitan city with a fascinating atmosphere and a tumultuous night life. To do:

- The People's House - the world's tallest civil building, the most expensive and the heaviest, according to the Guiness Book of World Records

- The old center - commercial activity in the Middle Ages, today an amazing collection of restaurants, bars and clubs as well as antique, art galleries and historic buildings

- Calea Victoriei - the smart boulevard between the wars, with impressive buildings such as the Atheneum and the National Museum of Art Collections, the former headquarters of the Communist Party and luxury stores

Accommodation in a 4* hotel in the city center.

In the morning, departure for the valley of Buzau - the river where the adventure rafting begins. It is a place that not only offers a wild landscape created by the river and the cliffs of sandstone that it exposes in the slopes, but also full of options to adapt the descent to the technical level of the participants.

After the descent, take the road to pass the Carpathians in Transylvania, more precisely in the country of Barsa and the city of Brasov. These countries inspired, more than a hundred years ago, the author Bram Stoker who created the dark and surreal world of the novel Dracula.

Surrounded by the wooded slopes of the Carpathians, the old town of Brasov is a labyrinth of alleys, ramparts and passages, Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance architecture. A tour by foot will reveal the organization of the old village and the most important historical objectives.

Accommodation in Brasov in a 3 * hotel - medieval building located in the central square of the city.

In the morning visit of Bran Castle, known as "Dracula" thanks to its romantic image. It is a 13th century Teutonic castle which has undergone many transformations over time, the last one that dates from the beginning of the 20th century making it the status of royal residence and the picturesque image of today.

From the castle, located in the village of Bran - on the traditional border of Transylvania and Wallachia, departure to Bucharest airport.