The Complete Walking Tour of Brasov

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Stop At: Black Church (Biserica Neagra), Curte Honterus Johannes nr. 2, Brasov 500025 Romania

In the Market Square, surrounded by Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassical houses, there is the Black Church (Biserica Neagră) the symbol of the city. The church, named “Black” after a fire, is considered the biggest religious edifice in Gothic style in Transylvania.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Rope Street - Strada Sforii, Strada Sforii, Brasov 500015 Romania

Measuring 80 meters (260 feet) long and varying in width from 111-135 centimeters (44-53 inches), Strada Sforii is the third-narrowest street in Europe, after Spreuerhofstraße in Reutlingen, Germany (recognized by Guinness as the narrowest street in the world) and Parliament Street in Exeter, England.
Given its close proximity to Brașov’s main square, Piața Sfatului, and the historically significant Gothic Lutheran church Biserica Neagră (“Black Church”) found therein, Strada Sforii has gone from an urban planning hack to a popular tourist attraction.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Brasov Historical Center, Piazza Sfatului, Brasov Romania

Brasov has been for centuries the most important city in the center of the country. During this private and flexible walking tour, we'll cover the must-see medieval landmarks of Kronstadt, the Crown City under its German name: the Old Town Hall Square, the Black Church, the Rope Street, Katherine's Gate, Schei District.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Poarta Ecaterinei, Centrul Vechi, Brașov, Romania

Built by Brasov's Tailors' Guild in 1559, Catherine's Gate was the principle entrance into the walled medieval city and remains today the last standing original medieval gate in Romania.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Prima Scoala Romaneasca, Piata Unirii 2-3, Brasov 500123 Romania

The values of the Romanian spirituality have been created long time ago in the old district of Braşov called Scheii Braşovului. The oldest memories and remains remember of the getae-dacians village that existed two thousands years ago on the spot known today as "Salmon's Rocks" ("Pietrele lui Solomon").
The archeology (not very effective in the area) and the customs of the "Youngsters of Braşov" (Junii braşoveni), also less emphasized, still stay as proves for the continuity of the old Romanian civilization in the area.
During the medieval era, the Romanians from Scitei helped by the voivodes over the mountains, built the church and the school andfoundecl a center of resistance and spirituality aimed tojace the time and the history.
The residents of Schei use to be important andpowerful merchants, operating their trade from Moldova and Muntenia (Wallachia) to Balkans, Levant and Syria and Egypt. They have protected the religious and education center by their donations and support. The center became today the Museum Complex of Schei of Braşov which shelters around 4,000 old books, 30,000 historic documenls andmany others exhibits showing the true history of this region.

Duration: 30 minutes