🇷🇴Sighișoara, Romania🌷

#Romania #Sighisoara #ClockTower 🚇Transportation strategy: CFR (Romanian National Railways) 🏡Must-see attractions: Bastion Square (Piața Cetății) The main square of the town is not large, but there are many restaurants and shops around it. There are also seats in the square where you can rest and relax. Tower of Time (Turnul cu Ceas) One of the landmarks of Sighişoara, it is a 14th-century architectural monument and the most magnificent of the nine defense towers of the Sighişoara Fortress. There will be hourly timekeeping performances on the tower. Scholar's Staircase (Scara Şcolarilor) The stairs were built in 1642 to connect the upper and lower areas of the Sighişoara Citadel. The main purpose was to allow people to easily reach the church and school on the mountain in winter. The steps are steep, so please be careful when climbing. There will be performers playing guitar at the entrance and exit of the stairs. 🏨Recommended restaurants: Cristina & Pavel The hotel is very well decorated. The host and hostess are very friendly and have snacks ready for guests. The hotel is well maintained and the environment is clean and tidy. 🥣Must-eat food: Ferdinand Bistro-Gourmet An Italian restaurant recommended by locals. I recommend the smoked sausage pizza 🍕. The pasta tastes very good 🍝. The service staff are very nice. 🛍️Shopping Guide: There are many souvenir shops in the alleys of Sighisoara, selling hand-painted watercolors or oil paintings, as well as many colorful refrigerator magnets, all of which are suitable for buying as souvenirs☺️ The attractions in Sighisoara are relatively concentrated. You can use a day to explore the town. Although there are many uphill and downhill paths due to the terrain, you can basically reach them on foot. This visit happened to coincide with Easter, and I met students dressed up to participate in activities, which was really interesting😁