What a beautiful unspoilt countryside!!! Wow that's a real cheap accommodation in the middle of the gorgeous countryside!!! And all that wonderful wholesome food!!! Enjoy guys!!!
One thing you can always count on from a Romanian is hospitality :) I hope you will continue to enjoy the countryside! If you have time you should visit some of the hot springs in that area like Sovata
love the pace of this video and the surprise at the end, we didn't know what was she going to bring for dinner or if she will bring any dinner at all but it looked like a feast
Thanks for watching!❤️ Check out these vlogs if you missed them: Transfăgărășan vlog: ruclips.net/video/gbLoZIa6NNA/видео.html Sibiu vlog: ruclips.net/video/AndIixem104/видео.html Constanța vlog: ruclips.net/video/Pc_VJRx_wQM/видео.html Timișoara vlog: ruclips.net/video/D_Z6dG3PPD4/видео.html
so good you are alive and kicking ! Try to go Sighisoara, you wont regret, it is the best preserved medieval town in these mountains and part of the region
( Closed in Romanian ) = few inches away , ha ,love you guys you are so cool and fun to watch . Steve , funny to listen to your matching Ro words spelling with English meanings. Brilliant lucky choice to stay at Fundata, the highest point on Rucar-Bran passage, one of the beautiful places in Romania.
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that lady was so kind! she was saying that she only has cheese to bring you guys and if you want something "more full" you can go to a restaurant, but in the end with the language barrier I presume that she decided to bring you what she cooked for her and her family. That's really nice :)
True but Peles is not a castle, it's a palace and it was built like one. If they are still in Brasov county they can visit lots of citadels and fortified churches. Fagaras citadel is one the most nice I visited, same with Rasnov fortress or Rupea citadel, but there are a lot more. Then move slowly to Mures or Sibiu or Harghita, plenty of place like citadels or castles to visit there as well.
Corvin castle is really ugly in my opinion. There is one spot where you can take a good picture with it but that's it. It's not taken care of. The inside is muddy and the walls are falling apart. Also the surounding city is not really nice. It was pretty disappointing. I would recommend Peles and Bran though.
@@kronks6262 I've loved my visit to Corvin castle, however, when I visited there was a thing called "Noaptea Muzeelor" and they had all sorts of events going, people dressed in knights and things like that, it was amazing. Not sure how it would have been without those events though.
@@dragose.884 Asa, dar daca numele este Castelul Peles nu inseamna ca si este castel, doar faptul ca noi suntem ignoranti si nu stim ce-i aia castel si ce-i ala palat. Oricum pe vremea aia stramosii nostri romani nici n-au avut drum pe la castel sau palat sa stie ce-i ala. In general un castel este o structura fortificata si de prin evul mediu, pozitionat strategic si unde cei din sat care locuiau se mai adaposteau pe timp de invazii. Asta nu-i nici una nici alta, nici dupa functie nici dupa constructie si forma si interior. Regele Carol isi dorea o resedinta de vara, un loc unde sa se retraga si sa vaneze, asa ca a chemat arhitecti din vest sau de la el din Germania. Toti i-au adus planuri de palat dar i-a placut doar al aluia din Germania. Doar familiile regale si alti invitati speciali erau pe acolo in vizita, noi ca romani nu stiam de interior si oricum pe timp de razboi era degeaba ca adapost, dar da, noi i-am dat denumirea de castel desi nu este decat un foarte frumos palat. Niciun arhitect nu o sa te contrazica daca-i spui ca-i palat.
The soup that you ate is either Hen soup or Rooster soup with homemade noodles. To be called ciorba, the soup needs a sour component to it, like Borș , unripe cherry plum juice or vinegar.
I am so happy you guys are still exploring our country! Specially when u eat our food and i see ur faces it is such a nice and warm feeling. Do not worry when someone does not know english or so, u already know important words as MICI and CIORBA and PALINCA :D so if u mention that people will understand straight up what u need.
@@JetLagWarriors the liqueur from blueberries (afine) is called "afinată". The one from sour cherries (vișine) is called "vișinată". The one from figs (smochine) is called "smochinată". Etc.
Wow hi guys 👋🏻 my favourite part of the journey is visiting the countryside 👍 amazing view , love the castle with the golden domes , really stunning 👏🏻 wow the Dracula's castle really nice mystical museum 👏🏻 nice clean hotel and cheap too , the lady is indeed so friendly and nice 👍 have a good rest Ivana & Steve 🥰😘
yep Steve, the spinach roll looks healthier but let s go back to the fat part (called Slanina) . And the sausage must have been the real home made one,. Yummy, OMG my mouth is watering.....Correct the Pork is the best ‘veges’ in Ro. Hope you enjoy as many similar country side original / traditional experiences in Romania. Be prep for the Delta ‘s traditional food ! Have fun !
The Corvin's Castle from Hunedoara is one Dracula spent time in prison impaling rats. That is where movie "THE NOON" has been set, so yes spooky and yes Dracula's.
Very interesting! I like the food n soup! Beautiful scenery....the meadows.....my kind of place ...but not the Dracula castle....spooky! I have been to a few castles in England. One of which the castle was used for Harry Potter movie. Dracula verses Harry Potter.
Woohoooo...the Romanian roadtrip is going to be an awesome one. Interesting tour around Dracula's Castle/Museum...oh gosh, lots of spooky stuff/souvenirs there. Countryside looks spectacular...very peaceful and calm. Nice homestay/ room and food looks yum, yum, yum 👍👍👍
Currently the weather is bad in the Danube Delta. It is cloudy and the wind is blowing. We hope that by the time the time comes, he will recover and catch a beautiful and sunny day like your wonderful soul. 😊💜 💜 💜 👏🏻
You two are awesome! I check everyday for new videos, so please keep them coming so those of us who can't travel at the moment can travel vicariously through your videos! 😄
LOVED IT. I've watched your series since you came to Romania, but so far this is my favorite. is not just about the place itself but rather your attitude towards it, I guess. Not sure what you did different but had to show my appreciation. Also not sure what your budget is, but I would 10000% recommend not skipping Transfagarasn road, at least until Vidraru dam/barrage - You will not regret it, and is still open until 31 next month, not many tourists get to see it since they don't have cars or visit while the road is closed. The view is amazing, stunning, in my opinion unique in the world, lots of military lives were lost building it during communist era as a means to move military vehicles ...and we thank them for their sacrifices, what they left behind is AMAZING, also besides the UNIQUE scenery is also some sort of bear "safari" as you can see lots of bears around the road (stay safe in the car). In terms of cost is just gas money and few hours detour, think is about 2 hours away from Bran if not less, if is possible I would really love to see your guys reaction there, with that epic scenery. Keep up the great work, looking forward to see your future journey, just wish you'd make some little detours for those places less known and less visited by outsiders, such as Transfagarasn instead of the danube delta and other well known places.
Good to see you guys back and at it! Love your enthusiasm! Btw, Ivana definitely has the right pronunciation @6:32 :)) You guys are almost Romanian citizens now :) One last thing, if you want to see the REAL place where Vlad Tepes (pronounced Tzepesh) ruled in 3 different periods, you'd have to go to the city of Targoviste and visit the "Princely Court". It's mostly ruins, but there is a tower and a mini-museum there as well. The city is in between Brasov and Bucuresti, so nearby. I'd recommend taking the Bran - Rucar road (if travelling from North to South) or even Transalpina (if you're a bit further out West of Brasov (ie. Sibiu). Sooo much to see (I know), but beautiful landscape and awesome spots of great historical importance. Brief details on Targoviste: - it was the capital of Wallachia (the southern of the 3 states that formed Romania (Transilvania, Moldova and Valahia)) for over 300 years before the capital was moved to Bucharest when all the Boyars (Boierii) moved there. It's also the city where Ceausescu and his wife were tried and executed on the morning of Dec 25th, 1989 - I believe there is now a small little "museum" there as well, if you can call it that. Lastly, near the city there is a monastery (Manastirea Dealu' - literally The Hill Monastery) on a hill and it is said the head of Michael the Brave (Mihai Viteazul) rests there. He was the first leader to unify all 3 states (Transilvania, Moldova, Valahia) in 1600 and is known for epic/legendary battles against the Ottomans. Happy travels! PS: I wrote my comment as you guys were at the Bran castle, but then kept watching and noticed that you were indeed taking the Bran - Rucar road, which I personally love. Too bad the weather is kinda crappy, but you guys are making the most of it.
Near Sibiu you have another wonderful Castle in Hunedoara (is the city) Corvinilor Castle.Check that one as well, is bigger and nicer, you will love it.
i discovered you guys back in july and i keep coming back since then cause idk, i like your vibes and also its nice to discover a lot of places in my own country that i've never had the chance to visit. I hope you guys are enjoying Romania up until now and maybe you'll become permanent residents :)) keep up the good work and papa bless
Vlad II Dracul, the father of Vlad III Dracula (Țepeș / Impaler ) was the founder of the Drăculeşti dynasty, which lasted until the 17th century. The surname "Țepeș / Impaler" is actually a nickname (given by the Turks) given to Vlad III Dracula as a result of the method of stabbing used by him. This nickname, is associated with Vlad after his death, has remained in use to this day. The real name is Vlad Dracul(a).
Peleș (Pelesh) Castle is a must visit castle too. My nr 1 favorite castle from Romania. (but it's located in another mountains area (Sinaia) so in september it might feeI colder-ish probably like in Brașov too) :D Still a place to visit (like during spring or summer time) if you revisit this country in the future.
Agree with you Steve, roadtrip always the best when travelling. The place reminds me of Switzerland. Thank you Steve & Ivana for Bran castle tour. Take care, stay safe and enjoy + hv fun. ❤️❤️
On the way to Danube Delta You should visit Râșnov Fortress and Peleș Castle. Posada Cinegetic Museum will be Something extremely interesting and is only 10 minutes from Sinaia. But If I were You, I would have stayed in Transilvania region.
I hope you went to Peles Castle too. Is near Brasov. Use google translate because the lady did not understand. Steve, maybe you have someone in your family from Romania, you really like all, food, houses, mountains....
Noo guys do not go yet in Delta... Try this: Brasov to Fagaras (nice castle there...) then Sibiu (super nice town) - from Sibiu a must seen Sighisoara then Alba Iulia (Super Cetate "Alba Iulia Carolina") then From Alba Iulia go up to Cluj-Napoca ( you can see "Turda Salt mine") and then Oradea city... Oradea to Baia Mare and from there to Piatra Neamt, then a must see Iasi city... From Iasi yo go down towards Buzau city (Muddy Volcanoes..) From Buzau yo go to Braila city then Tulcea city and DELTA... All away these roads there are a lot of interesting things to be seen... Have fun !!! (The good wheather will be with you next month... I put a good word for you ;) )
Hello from Chicago 👋 I love your vlogs! 😊 You should definitely go to Cluj-Napoca, my hometown, it's gorgeous 💜 you will love it there, lots to see, amazing food and you can go on a hot air balloon ride, also go to Turda to see the Salina, an amazing salt mine, Beliş Lake and much more. Enjoy!😊
didn't look through the comments to see how many people said it already but if you want to see a castle in Romania go see Peleș Castle. among other things, its the first european castle entirely lit by electricity
Road trip is the best.You just take your time,enjoy whatever comes your way and hope for the best.Little risk of getting disappointed. Bran Castle was more medieval romance than medieval horror but it was still a fun tour. Hope to hear an actual Romanian folk music someday,not just in Steve’s head lol
If you like castles you should really check Peleș Castle ( it’s about 1 hours south of Bran ) or Corvin’s Castle ( that’s pretty far away, but it’s amazing). Glad you are enjoying Romania! 😊
I love the fact that you guys actually did some research on the actual castle where Vlad the Impaler lived. Great vlogs and i honestly hope you enjoy your stay in Romania so far.
![Dracula’s Castle of Bran; [Romania] Oldest Photographs, Knights + Saxons + Mircea, Vlad The 1st/3rd](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wMLdtPsi5ys/mqdefault.jpg)
Ivana did a really good job of pronouncing “Bran!”
ciorba is sour, supa is sweet. You guys ate supa de pui. :)
That chicken soup is national remedy for cold and flue...and is working. Hello and thank's for you're classic you tube work!!
What a beautiful unspoilt countryside!!! Wow that's a real cheap accommodation in the middle of the gorgeous countryside!!! And all that wonderful wholesome food!!! Enjoy guys!!!
Nice energy. Pozitive vibes!! Keep it up!!
Love the countryside and the drone shots! Nice room!! Food looks delicious. Keep safe, healthy and happy.
One thing you can always count on from a Romanian is hospitality :)
I hope you will continue to enjoy the countryside! If you have time you should visit some of the hot springs in that area like Sovata
Wowww. ...nice🇷🇴🍻🇬🇧🍷🇷🇴
Thanks for your wonderful castle 🏰 and museum vlog. Ivana's getting more beautiful and cute 🌹♥️
I missed you on your week off . I am so glad you are back !
🤣🤣🤣You're funny. Enjoy your trips!!
OH yeaa! Good job guys! I'm proud of you! :)) that's the way you must visit Romania. :)
It's so much fun watching you guys, it's like I'm watching two friends telling stories about their trip. Awesome.
Wow this comment means a lot to us ❤️
Which they are!
Which they are!
love the pace of this video and the surprise at the end, we didn't know what was she going to bring for dinner or if she will bring any dinner at all but it looked like a feast
Super 😀 😀 👍👍
Thanks for watching!❤️
Check out these vlogs if you missed them:
Transfăgărășan vlog: ruclips.net/video/gbLoZIa6NNA/видео.html
Sibiu vlog: ruclips.net/video/AndIixem104/видео.html
Constanța vlog: ruclips.net/video/Pc_VJRx_wQM/видео.html
Timișoara vlog: ruclips.net/video/D_Z6dG3PPD4/видео.html
so good you are alive and kicking ! Try to go Sighisoara, you wont regret, it is the best preserved medieval town in these mountains and part of the region
and keep warm !!!
Nice video. Ya’ll are so much fun to travel with. Thank you! 😀
The green thing is "rulada de spanac" wich means
spinach roll . . . .it s very good.hope you enjoyed it.
Ah how i miss to be in my home country! I think o visited Dracula’s castle 17 times . Beautiful !
Good to see you both are well again....TRAVEL ON!!!
Beautiful place
( Closed in Romanian ) = few inches away , ha ,love you guys you are so cool and fun to watch . Steve , funny to listen to your matching Ro words spelling with English meanings. Brilliant lucky choice to stay at Fundata, the highest point on Rucar-Bran passage, one of the beautiful places in Romania.
that lady was so kind! she was saying that she only has cheese to bring you guys and if you want something "more full" you can go to a restaurant, but in the end with the language barrier I presume that she decided to bring you what she cooked for her and her family. That's really nice :)
Romanian hospitality, like usual!
As I can see there all the food it’s home made all the ingredients from there all home made … I miss that chicken soup made by my grandmother 🙀😘
you should definitely visit Peleș Castle, it's spectacular!
Romanian Castle ranking:
1. Peles
2. Corvin
3. Bran (Dracula)
+ more fortresses and old ruins...
True but Peles is not a castle, it's a palace and it was built like one. If they are still in Brasov county they can visit lots of citadels and fortified churches. Fagaras citadel is one the most nice I visited, same with Rasnov fortress or Rupea citadel, but there are a lot more. Then move slowly to Mures or Sibiu or Harghita, plenty of place like citadels or castles to visit there as well.
Corvin castle is really ugly in my opinion. There is one spot where you can take a good picture with it but that's it. It's not taken care of. The inside is muddy and the walls are falling apart. Also the surounding city is not really nice. It was pretty disappointing. I would recommend Peles and Bran though.
@@its-movietime In Romanian the name is "Castelul Peles" which it means Peles Castle !
@@kronks6262 I've loved my visit to Corvin castle, however, when I visited there was a thing called "Noaptea Muzeelor" and they had all sorts of events going, people dressed in knights and things like that, it was amazing. Not sure how it would have been without those events though.
@@dragose.884 Asa, dar daca numele este Castelul Peles nu inseamna ca si este castel, doar faptul ca noi suntem ignoranti si nu stim ce-i aia castel si ce-i ala palat. Oricum pe vremea aia stramosii nostri romani nici n-au avut drum pe la castel sau palat sa stie ce-i ala. In general un castel este o structura fortificata si de prin evul mediu, pozitionat strategic si unde cei din sat care locuiau se mai adaposteau pe timp de invazii. Asta nu-i nici una nici alta, nici dupa functie nici dupa constructie si forma si interior. Regele Carol isi dorea o resedinta de vara, un loc unde sa se retraga si sa vaneze, asa ca a chemat arhitecti din vest sau de la el din Germania. Toti i-au adus planuri de palat dar i-a placut doar al aluia din Germania. Doar familiile regale si alti invitati speciali erau pe acolo in vizita, noi ca romani nu stiam de interior si oricum pe timp de razboi era degeaba ca adapost, dar da, noi i-am dat denumirea de castel desi nu este decat un foarte frumos palat. Niciun arhitect nu o sa te contrazica daca-i spui ca-i palat.
The soup that you ate is either Hen soup or Rooster soup with homemade noodles. To be called ciorba, the soup needs a sour component to it, like Borș , unripe cherry plum juice or vinegar.
Super👍
Awesome Vlog! Everything is so lovely.
Hello from London. I have been once in Dracula's Castle and was very scary. Romania is beautiful.
I think the lady gave you from her family's food cause she said they don't have food. But homemade food is the best
I am so happy you guys are still exploring our country! Specially when u eat our food and i see ur faces it is such a nice and warm feeling. Do not worry when someone does not know english or so, u already know important words as MICI and CIORBA and PALINCA :D so if u mention that people will understand straight up what u need.
15:38 "Afine" is the romanian word for blueberries. It is a home made bluberry liquor, the fruits are probably hand-picked from the nearby forrest
Ooooh okay! Thanks for this.
@@JetLagWarriors the liqueur from blueberries (afine) is called "afinată". The one from sour cherries (vișine) is called "vișinată". The one from figs (smochine) is called "smochinată". Etc.
6 STARS for Steve and Ivona,good luck and enjoy the trip :D
I love that you drive a Dacia, i drive a Canadian car, and love that you stay longer in Romania and explore more. Love your vlogs wished to be longer
România!
💙💙💙💙💙💛💛💛💛💛❤❤❤❤❤
Wow hi guys 👋🏻 my favourite part of the journey is visiting the countryside 👍 amazing view , love the castle with the golden domes , really stunning 👏🏻 wow the Dracula's castle really nice mystical museum 👏🏻 nice clean hotel and cheap too , the lady is indeed so friendly and nice 👍 have a good rest Ivana & Steve 🥰😘
Not castle, just an unfinished ortodox church.
@@raicacristian thank you
I hope you enjoyed our beautifull country, full with beautifull tradisions :)
Hey! Next castle to visit...CASTELUL CORVINILOR? would be awesome I think. Enjoy!
yep Steve, the spinach roll looks healthier but let s go back to the fat part (called Slanina) . And the sausage must have been the real home made one,. Yummy, OMG my mouth is watering.....Correct the Pork is the best ‘veges’ in Ro. Hope you enjoy as many similar country side original / traditional experiences in Romania. Be prep for the Delta ‘s traditional food ! Have fun !
“Look at this guy” it’s a Transylvanian peasant.
It is a super mistical place :))
I was fascinated as well :D
Love your vlogs guys... welcome to România and you should head to Maramureș/ Cluj Napoca/Sibiu
The Corvin's Castle from Hunedoara is one Dracula spent time in prison impaling rats. That is where movie "THE NOON" has been set, so yes spooky and yes Dracula's.
Very interesting! I like the food n soup! Beautiful scenery....the meadows.....my kind of place ...but not the Dracula castle....spooky!
I have been to a few castles in England. One of which the castle was used for Harry Potter movie. Dracula verses Harry Potter.
Woohoooo...the Romanian roadtrip is going to be an awesome one. Interesting tour around Dracula's Castle/Museum...oh gosh, lots of spooky stuff/souvenirs there.
Countryside looks spectacular...very peaceful and calm. Nice homestay/ room and food looks yum, yum, yum 👍👍👍
Everything went your way eventually, love to see it
Currently the weather is bad in the Danube Delta. It is cloudy and the wind is blowing. We hope that by the time the time comes, he will recover and catch a beautiful and sunny day like your wonderful soul. 😊💜 💜 💜 👏🏻
Actually that s chicken soup. Ciorba is usually sour.
Lots of love, you are so nice guys! 🤗❤️
haha love to see your romania video guys! you rooock❤️
You are so funny guys and very realistic also. I salute you from Deva , Romania.
Guys, you should have a look at Mark Wiens Gastronomic tour of Romania! Especially since you will end up in Deltă!
That guy spends hundreds of dollars on a meal (not necessarily from his pocket), I don't think many tourists can afford that.
@@RaduRadonys Perhaps, but they could get ideas, in the food they could try! Especially in Deltă!
The guy from 7.08 cool it's the spitting image of local paisan imagine all people 3 or 2 hundred years ago looking similar
Yep, the guy was the real deal , real one, real current “ Bran-ian “ grandpa :))
Nice trip
Nice guys..... funny the way to pronounce....INCHIS!!😍😍
Thanks for this video n thanks for sharing your experience at d spooky castle.
You two are awesome! I check everyday for new videos, so please keep them coming so those of us who can't travel at the moment can travel vicariously through your videos! 😄
Thanks for traveling with us Gary ❤️
LOVED IT. I've watched your series since you came to Romania, but so far this is my favorite. is not just about the place itself but rather your attitude towards it, I guess.
Not sure what you did different but had to show my appreciation. Also not sure what your budget is, but I would 10000% recommend not skipping Transfagarasn road, at least until Vidraru dam/barrage - You will not regret it, and is still open until 31 next month, not many tourists get to see it since they don't have cars or visit while the road is closed. The view is amazing, stunning, in my opinion unique in the world, lots of military lives were lost building it during communist era as a means to move military vehicles ...and we thank them for their sacrifices, what they left behind is AMAZING, also besides the UNIQUE scenery is also some sort of bear "safari" as you can see lots of bears around the road (stay safe in the car). In terms of cost is just gas money and few hours detour, think is about 2 hours away from Bran if not less, if is possible I would really love to see your guys reaction there, with that epic scenery. Keep up the great work, looking forward to see your future journey, just wish you'd make some little detours for those places less known and less visited by outsiders, such as Transfagarasn instead of the danube delta and other well known places.
Thank you!
We have been to Transfagarasan before ruclips.net/video/gbLoZIa6NNA/видео.html
Guys ..you'll never forget Romania ! Stay here forever❤
Corvin Castle is the one where Vlad was a prisioner highly recommend it to visit
I ca not believe I stayed in the same accomodation as you in Fundata. A beautiful place. 🤗
Good to see you guys back and at it! Love your enthusiasm!
Btw, Ivana definitely has the right pronunciation @6:32 :)) You guys are almost Romanian citizens now :)
One last thing, if you want to see the REAL place where Vlad Tepes (pronounced Tzepesh) ruled in 3 different periods, you'd have to go to the city of Targoviste and visit the "Princely Court". It's mostly ruins, but there is a tower and a mini-museum there as well. The city is in between Brasov and Bucuresti, so nearby. I'd recommend taking the Bran - Rucar road (if travelling from North to South) or even Transalpina (if you're a bit further out West of Brasov (ie. Sibiu). Sooo much to see (I know), but beautiful landscape and awesome spots of great historical importance.
Brief details on Targoviste: - it was the capital of Wallachia (the southern of the 3 states that formed Romania (Transilvania, Moldova and Valahia)) for over 300 years before the capital was moved to Bucharest when all the Boyars (Boierii) moved there. It's also the city where Ceausescu and his wife were tried and executed on the morning of Dec 25th, 1989 - I believe there is now a small little "museum" there as well, if you can call it that. Lastly, near the city there is a monastery (Manastirea Dealu' - literally The Hill Monastery) on a hill and it is said the head of Michael the Brave (Mihai Viteazul) rests there. He was the first leader to unify all 3 states (Transilvania, Moldova, Valahia) in 1600 and is known for epic/legendary battles against the Ottomans.
Happy travels!
PS: I wrote my comment as you guys were at the Bran castle, but then kept watching and noticed that you were indeed taking the Bran - Rucar road, which I personally love. Too bad the weather is kinda crappy, but you guys are making the most of it.
Superb traveller 😃💪💪💪
Near Sibiu you have another wonderful Castle in Hunedoara (is the city) Corvinilor Castle.Check that one as well, is bigger and nicer, you will love it.
i discovered you guys back in july and i keep coming back since then cause idk, i like your vibes and also its nice to discover a lot of places in my own country that i've never had the chance to visit. I hope you guys are enjoying Romania up until now and maybe you'll become permanent residents :)) keep up the good work and papa bless
Guys don't mis Salina Turda,Hunedoara Castle,Peles Castel ...
You should definetly go to Castelul Peleș. It is a very beautiful castel and it is very tourist friendly (with guide in english)
That lady chosed the food for you! :)) it looks nice anyway
Cheese is life in Draculaland ❤️
The guy who went by (min. 7:11) is an ordinary peasant, he was carrying a scythe, he probably had been working on the field or was going to.
Best veggies of Romania are called mici. Sorry guys, but pork flies everywhere in the country, at least in the countryside.
Glad that the two of you are feeling better and able to continue on your road trip. Stay safe and looking forward to more interesting vlogs. 🥰
See? You can be nice too! loved the video. keep up the good work!
Vlad II Dracul, the father of Vlad III Dracula (Țepeș / Impaler ) was the founder of the Drăculeşti dynasty, which lasted until the 17th century.
The surname "Țepeș / Impaler" is actually a nickname (given by the Turks) given to Vlad III Dracula as a result of the method of stabbing used by him.
This nickname, is associated with Vlad after his death, has remained in use to this day.
The real name is Vlad Dracul(a).
Peleș (Pelesh) Castle is a must visit castle too. My nr 1 favorite castle from Romania. (but it's located in another mountains area (Sinaia) so in september it might feeI colder-ish probably like in Brașov too) :D Still a place to visit (like during spring or summer time) if you revisit this country in the future.
😍😍😍frumos peisaj 💖🔥🥰
Sadly unlike other years the weather is getting colder but the Danube Delta is still amasingly beautiful.
Every time I see you ivana ,u are so cool 😎 ..easy going etc .
6:32 She said it well :) 👍
Nice road trip! You should visit the Peles Castle as well. It's not very far away from your location.
Agree with you Steve, roadtrip always the best when travelling. The place reminds me of Switzerland. Thank you Steve & Ivana for Bran castle tour.
Take care, stay safe and enjoy + hv fun. ❤️❤️
On the way to Danube Delta You should visit Râșnov Fortress and Peleș Castle. Posada Cinegetic Museum will be Something extremely interesting and is only 10 minutes from Sinaia. But If I were You, I would have stayed in Transilvania region.
I hope you went to Peles Castle too. Is near Brasov. Use google translate because the lady did not understand. Steve, maybe you have someone in your family from Romania, you really like all, food, houses, mountains....
Noo guys do not go yet in Delta...
Try this: Brasov to Fagaras (nice castle there...) then Sibiu (super nice town) - from Sibiu a must seen Sighisoara then Alba Iulia (Super Cetate "Alba Iulia Carolina") then From Alba Iulia go up to Cluj-Napoca ( you can see "Turda Salt mine") and then Oradea city...
Oradea to Baia Mare and from there to Piatra Neamt, then a must see Iasi city...
From Iasi yo go down towards Buzau city (Muddy Volcanoes..)
From Buzau yo go to Braila city then Tulcea city and DELTA...
All away these roads there are a lot of interesting things to be seen...
Have fun !!! (The good wheather will be with you next month... I put a good word for you ;) )
we will reach the delta tomorrow. I hope to see you :D in tulcea, on gorgova :)
You guys should go in Sinaia and visit Peles Castle ,it's amazing🤗
i like your vibes
8:00 Thumbs up for Steve that is also driving a romanian car :D #Dacia
Wonderful hills views from d room balcony, I like d flower potted plants.
R u feeling better now Steve, how about u Ivana, I hope u guys r doing well.
HALLO GUYS I SPEND THE ALL DAY WITH YOU BLESS FROM GERMANY
Blessings back to you!! Thanks for watching :)
Hi, I I am a big fan of your Vlogs.Started to watch from your trip to Pakistan, really amazing..
Thanks friend ❤️
Hello from Chicago 👋 I love your vlogs! 😊 You should definitely go to Cluj-Napoca, my hometown, it's gorgeous 💜 you will love it there, lots to see, amazing food and you can go on a hot air balloon ride, also go to Turda to see the Salina, an amazing salt mine, Beliş Lake and much more. Enjoy!😊
didn't look through the comments to see how many people said it already but if you want to see a castle in Romania go see Peleș Castle. among other things, its the first european castle entirely lit by electricity
I think that is the castle used in the movie Dracula, released in year 2020 as a 3 episode movie. I recommend it to you guys, it's pretty cool!.
best videoi so far
Ok, i just sent some vampires to hunt Steve down for not making a wish !!! (keep garlic with u !)
lol - the hostess is asking in Romanian increasingly louder " WOULD YOU LIKE A PLATE OF CHESSES?"
Si cum ai vrea sa zică ma ??
@@mariusdaf4411 they don't speak Romanian they are not deaf. Ma
Ahaa bn mă "englejule " o zi bună
Road trip is the best.You just take your time,enjoy whatever comes your way
and hope for the best.Little risk of getting disappointed.
Bran Castle was more medieval romance than medieval horror but it was still a fun tour.
Hope to hear an actual Romanian folk music someday,not just in Steve’s head lol
If you like castles you should really check Peleș Castle ( it’s about 1 hours south of Bran ) or Corvin’s Castle ( that’s pretty far away, but it’s amazing). Glad you are enjoying Romania! 😊
Corvin castle vlog coming soon!!
I love the fact that you guys actually did some research on the actual castle where Vlad the Impaler lived. Great vlogs and i honestly hope you enjoy your stay in Romania so far.