10 holidays match your criteria.
Explore medieval Europe on a journey through the fortified cities of Transylvania and the delightful rural villages of Viscri and Sibiel. Visit the painted monasteries of Bucovina and search for the amazing wildlife of the Danube Delta.
Visit an utterly unspoilt part of Europe. Amazing painted wooden churches are a testament to an age of faith, lost to the west. Unique fortified ‘Saxon’ churches reflect military struggles of Medieval times. Spectacular & varied scenery. A very warm welcome from local communities. Comfortable hotels with decent food & wine.
Sleeping in a hotel of ice, snow-shoeing across Romanian landscapes and catching cable car to the next leg of the journey. Enter into crisp, snowy landscapes surrounded by white-tipped forests with just the trudge of your boot to break the silence.
A wonderful cultural walking holiday to Bulgaria and Romania with time to explore the city highlights of Sofia, Bucharest and Brasov.
For such a small country, Moldova offers an amazing diversity both in terms of culture and political outlook. This is where the ideologies of Lenin and the democracies of Western Europe still face each other across the Dniester River and where the standard gauge trains of the west meet the broad gauge of the east.
Welcome to Bessarabia, a land so remote that tourism is yet to get a foothold
Our ten day journey begins in Bucharest, the capital, which was once known as “Little Paris” because of its stunning Belle Epoque buildings and tree lined wide streets.
Relive a bygone age when rural life meant working fields with horses, stacking hay in haystacks and preparing meals from home grown produce. Visit remote Saxon villages with their fortified churches in Transylvania, enjoy village life in Maramureș and the painted monasteries of Bucovina.
Few places can match the beauty and mystery of Transylvania and the Carpathian Mountains
History and geography conspired to make Transylvania in central Romania one of Europe’s most beautifully wild and fascinating regions
