Castello Brown Review

Brasov-Brown Castle: This is the old nest of Dracula the vampire, and the Irish writer created the fictional vampire kingdom of Castleania as a prototype. Unfortunately, when I went, the vampires were off work and no one sold tickets. I could only quietly enjoy the blood-colored sunset next to the empty field.

Infinitely good scenery, good weather tourists are not too many, the scenery photos are just postcards.

The castle is old and has become an attraction.

In 600 years, the castle of vampires was located in Romania, and the castle of Brown became famous because of the legend of the vampire Count Dracula by Irish writer Bram Stoke, but Dracula is not particularly related to the castle. Brown Castle was founded in the 14th century when the Hungarian King Louis I allowed Saxons living in Brasov to build their own castle to protect their homeland. It was only opened to the public in 2009. The castle is small and exquisite, with many medieval torture tools displayed inside. There are many small vendors selling vampires around, many interesting souvenirs, and even a vampire-themed haunted house. Address:Str. General Traian Mosoiu nr. 24, Bran Arrival: Take the Transbus Codreanu Coach bus at Bus Station Brasov 2, take 4 stops, about 50 minutes. Tickets: €9 Travel advice:Day BucharestDay Bucharest-SibiuDay Cibiu-BrasovDay Brasov-Bucharest

The unique fortress of the temperament may appear in the mind if the castle is mentioned, the dreamy and gorgeous architecture, while the castle of Brown is very different from those in these fairy tales, it has no romantic prince and no dreamy design. Even Brown Castle is not so mysterious as the old castle of Romania with vampire legends, but I have to admit that Brown Castle has its own unique charm. There is no spacious avenue through the winding path, but Brown Castle is like a secret garden with lots of interesting paths. This road is not only filled with the fragrance of wild flowers, but it may also walk to a deserted beach. I heard that the castle also has an unknown history. Brown Castle existed as a fortress in the 16th century to resist aggression from outside. Because of this history, the castle is heavy. After war, it is not moving to provide tourists with beautiful scenery. I think this is the charm of architecture, witnessing the passage of time and the changes of history. I suggest you don't miss the red wine of Italy, you can buy some to take home. It is delicious and upscale, you can consult the staff in the castle.