🇷🇴 Sibiu, Romania 👀

#Romania #Sibiu #ArtTown 🚇Transportation strategy: CFR (Romanian National Railways), Flixbus (international bus) 🏠Must-see attractions: Piața Mare (Long Square) The main square of Sibiu, where events are held (such as the Christmas market, the Easter market, etc.), is surrounded by many buildings, and the houses with "eyes" can be easily observed. Lutheran Cathedral (Catedrala Evanghelică „Sfânta Maria“.) Sibiu's most famous Gothic church is the religious and political center of Transylvania, Romania. It has a 73.34-meter-high spire and is the tallest building in Sibiu. You can go inside to listen to organ performances or climb the tower to overlook the city view. Bridge of Lies The Bridge of Lies is the oldest existing cast iron pedestrian bridge in Romania. It was built in 1859 and connects the Upper Town with the Lower Town. There are many stories about the naming of the Bridge of Lies. Currently, there are many restaurants and souvenir shops on both sides of the bridge. Fortress Park (Parcul Cetăţii) The Fortress Park is a green park located next to the defense tower and the city wall. The environment is well maintained and there are many benches where people can sunbathe or have a picnic. It is a place to relax. 🏨Recommended restaurants: Hostel PanGeea The hotel is located next to the Long Square, and nearby attractions can be reached on foot. The reception counter is also a bar, the service attitude is good, and the overall environment is well maintained. ☕️Must-eat food: Meron Sibiu The cafe has a modern and simple decoration. The coffee is delicious and can be enjoyed with pound cake. It is a great place to enjoy the afternoon. Sibiu was named the European Capital of Culture in 2007 and is also the most important cultural and artistic center in Romania. Sibiu's attractions are very concentrated and can basically be reached on foot. However, due to the terrain, there are many ups and downs, so you need to pay attention to your steps. The most distinctive feature of Sibiu is of course the houses with "eyes". Whether you look at it from far or near, the houses seem to be staring at you. It is really interesting! If you have a chance, you must come here to explore 😉