After spending 30 hours on trains within 36 hours to get from Turkey to Romania – we headed towards a small town called Sighisoara, which is known as the birthplace of Dracula.
The scenery in Transylvania is very special, and waking up to look outside the window and seeing the thick misty clouds slowly move over the hills and thick forests, mountains and small villages – you realize that if vampires really did exist, this would be the perfect place for them to reside…
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We hope you enjoyed our Sighisoara video, and stay tuned for at least 1 new video every week – Next stop Hungary!
(Our Sighisoara Episode was Sponsored by InterRail)
Nice video, did you have someone help you hold the video camera while both of you were in some of the scenes?
Hey Shannon, thanks for the comment, nope to get shots with both of us at the same time, we simply set up a tripod.
Hi guys, another great vid! Have embeded it on the Romania page of The Travel Bloggers Guide To The World…Keep em comin!
Hey Si – thanks for the comment, and thanks for sharing our video on your site
Can’t wait for the nest destination. This is the first time that I’ve come across the site and I guess I need to follow all the places that you are about to visit. It been a dream to travel in Europe.
very interesting place! if this is the birthplace of Dracula. that really scary