• Viscri - Viscri (Deutschweisskirch) gained fame across Europe after Prince Charles purchased a house there in 1996 and frequently praised the beauty of this Transylvanian village in interviews. The “royal” house in Viscri is available for rent to tourists throughout the year, costing 800 Euros per week. Known as Charles’s village, Viscri attracts over 15,000 tourists annually, primarily from abroad. Viscri has earned a spot on the global map of traditional villages and is part of the UNESCO heritage. A tour that covers much of the Viscri area begins in the village, travels through Bunesti, Crit, Mesendorf, and returns to Viscri, passing through the villages that form the Haferland. This region is already well-known due to the annual festival held at the start of the summer months.

• Private transportation with air conditioning
• Carbonated beverages and snacks
• All inclusive fees and taxes
• Tea and coffee refreshments
• Wi-Fi and 220W power availability
• E-bike with clothing, shoes, and helmet provided

• Alcoholic beverages
• Lunch

Viscri, a gem in the heart of Transylvania, garnered recognition across Europe when Prince Charles purchased a property here in 1996 and exclaimed its charm in many discussions. Now known as Charles’s Village, Viscri has made its name in the global traditional villages map, holding a slot in UNESCO’s heritage. The route weaves through Bunesti, Crit, Mesendorf, and loops back to Viscri. Covering near 40 kilometers, the journey from Viscri to Bunesti is an 8 km scenic drive, suitable for novices. Progressing towards Crit, you’ll traverse a well-kept track adjacent to the forest, lined with fields of seasonal crops. The path near Mesendorf declines, however, curb your enthusiasm as you’ll need to ascend the forest road and another forest path further along. It mimics the childhood game of ups and downs, culminating in a total of about 15 km before returning back to the starting point in Viscri.

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