Sighisoara Top 10

The landmark of the city of Sighisoara is the 64-meter high Clock Tower (Turnul cu ceas) on Strada Turnului. The tower was part of the former fortification and is today a visitor magnet.

The Historic Defence Towers (Turnuri) in Sighisoara, which in the past were home to the craftsmen’s guilds, are very worth seeing and

The Covered Staircase (Scara acoperită), leads you up to the Mountain Church and is one of the highlights of the Romanian city.

Mountain Church (Biserica din Deal) with its 500-year-old frescoes is worth seeing, as is the adjacent cemetery.

Cathedral (Catedrala Romano-Catolica Sf.Iosif) is a building worth seeing and one of the churches of the city

The castle square Piata Cetatii in Sighisoara is not only worth seeing, here you can also eat and drink in one of the restaurants. There is also a TukTuk on the square.

The building of the Municipality (Primaria Municipiului) Sighisoara is a magnificent building

Trinity Church (Biserica Sfanta Treime) Sighisoara stands at the foot of the old town directly on the small river Komitat.

Birthplace Vlad Tepes (Dracula) stands in the old town of Sighisoara and is a must for every traveler. The room where he was born is on the first floor, the other rooms are now a restaurant.

If you want to look Dracula directly in the eye, you can see the bust of Vlad Tepes (Bustul lui Vlad Tepes) at the old town hall of Sighiosara.