Moving from Horezu to Brașov.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
I will travel from Horezu to Brașov by bus.
Since the hotel is right next to the Horezu Monastery, I first need to walk to the Horezu bus terminal.
↓ There seems to be a waiting area for a local bus stop around here, but there is nothing written on it indicating it is a bus stop, and there is no timetable, so I will walk towards the bus terminal.
Bran Castle (Dracula's Castle, Bran Castle, Dracula's Castle, Castelul Bran)
Today, I am going to Bran Castle (Dracula's Castle, Bran Castle, Castelul Bran).
It seems that a count who was the model for the vampire Dracula used to live there.
I remember playing Castlevania (game) back then. The X68000 version was the best.
A vampire is a demon that drinks blood.
Dracula is a person's name.
By the way, a vampire is a creature that lives by sucking blood or energy.
Vampires and vampires are subtly different, but when translating "vampire" into Japanese, the word "vampire" was probably used.
It was said that you can take bus route number 12 from around my lodging to a bus terminal called "Autogara 2," but it seems there are no buses at convenient times, so I will walk there, as it should take about 40 minutes.
↓ Arrived at Autogara 2.
From here, take the bus to Bran.
Get off at Bran, and Bran Castle will be right in front of you. It takes about 45 minutes. One-way fare is 7 lei (approximately 215 yen).
↓ I got off at a bus stop around here.
And then, we head towards the castle.
It was a small building, so I thought it was a guardhouse on the front lines, but it turns out this is Bran Castle.
I was tricked.
It's too small.
However, there are some things that resemble Castlevania, such as the long corridor, the lighting decorations, and the design of the stairs.
Currently, it is owned by an individual, and negotiations for its sale to Romania are reportedly underway.
I had imagined a scale that was several times larger, but indeed, if it's this size, it's not impossible for an individual to own it.
When I went out from the exit, I saw that there was a huge line for entry.
It exceeded the capacity of the small castle.
There were probably over 100 people in line.
The return bus did not stop at the bus stop and passed right in front of the waiting people, who booed. What is this? It seemed to be full. Sigh. Now I have to wait another 30 minutes. Also, I didn't really understand where the bus stop was.
The road in front of the bus stop is being used as a parking lot. Isn't the police supposed to enforce this?
By the way, the bus stop is located on the opposite side of the road, near the disembarkation point, in a small waiting area that looks like a waiting room.
At first, I thought it was a convenience store and passed it by, but it was a bus waiting area. There is a timetable posted.
I'm not sure what the relationship is with the convenience store.
Anyway, I ended up waiting for about an hour and got on the bus, returning to Brașov.
It seems that a count who was the model for the vampire Dracula used to live there.
I remember playing Castlevania (game) back then. The X68000 version was the best.
A vampire is a demon that drinks blood.
Dracula is a person's name.
By the way, a vampire is a creature that lives by sucking blood or energy.
Vampires and vampires are subtly different, but when translating "vampire" into Japanese, the word "vampire" was probably used.
It was said that you can take bus route number 12 from around my lodging to a bus terminal called "Autogara 2," but it seems there are no buses at convenient times, so I will walk there, as it should take about 40 minutes.
↓ Arrived at Autogara 2.
From here, take the bus to Bran.
Get off at Bran, and Bran Castle will be right in front of you. It takes about 45 minutes. One-way fare is 7 lei (approximately 215 yen).
↓ I got off at a bus stop around here.
And then, we head towards the castle.
It was a small building, so I thought it was a guardhouse on the front lines, but it turns out this is Bran Castle.
I was tricked.
It's too small.
However, there are some things that resemble Castlevania, such as the long corridor, the lighting decorations, and the design of the stairs.
Currently, it is owned by an individual, and negotiations for its sale to Romania are reportedly underway.
I had imagined a scale that was several times larger, but indeed, if it's this size, it's not impossible for an individual to own it.
When I went out from the exit, I saw that there was a huge line for entry.
It exceeded the capacity of the small castle.
There were probably over 100 people in line.
The return bus did not stop at the bus stop and passed right in front of the waiting people, who booed. What is this? It seemed to be full. Sigh. Now I have to wait another 30 minutes. Also, I didn't really understand where the bus stop was.
The road in front of the bus stop is being used as a parking lot. Isn't the police supposed to enforce this?
By the way, the bus stop is located on the opposite side of the road, near the disembarkation point, in a small waiting area that looks like a waiting room.
At first, I thought it was a convenience store and passed it by, but it was a bus waiting area. There is a timetable posted.
I'm not sure what the relationship is with the convenience store.
Anyway, I ended up waiting for about an hour and got on the bus, returning to Brașov.
Brașov town center & music festival (Zilele Prieteniei Bergenbier la Brașov).
When you stroll through the old town of Brașov, you'll find that wedding ceremonies are being held in churches here and there.
It's a season with good weather, and perhaps it's that kind of season.
It's much more authentic than a Japanese church wedding... Well, that's obvious.
Of course, the churches are real, and the pastors are real.
If you're going to have a church wedding, it should be like this.
It's said that it's difficult if one of the couple is not a Christian, and that Japanese people who have church weddings even though they are not Christians are interesting.
When you stroll through the old town of Brașov, you'll find that wedding ceremonies are being held in churches here and there.
It's a season with good weather, and perhaps it's that kind of season.
It's much more authentic than a Japanese church wedding... Well, that's obvious.
Of course, the churches are real, and the pastors are real.
If you're going to have a church wedding, it should be like this.
It's said that it's difficult if one of the couple is not a Christian, and that Japanese people who have church weddings even though they are not Christians are interesting.
When you stroll through the old town of Brașov, you'll find that wedding ceremonies are being held in churches here and there.
It's a season with good weather, and perhaps it's that kind of season.
It's much more authentic than a Japanese church wedding... Well, that's obvious.
Of course, the churches are real, and the pastors are real.
If you're going to have a church wedding, it should be like this.
It's said that it's difficult if one of the couple is not a Christian, and that Japanese people who have church weddings even though they are not Christians are interesting.
When you stroll through the old town of Brașov, you'll find that wedding ceremonies are being held in churches here and there.
It's a season with good weather, and perhaps it's that kind of season.
It's much more authentic than a Japanese church wedding... Well, that's obvious.
Of course, the churches are real, and the pastors are real.
If you're going to have a church wedding, it should be like this.
It's said that it's difficult if one of the couple is not a Christian, and that Japanese people who have church weddings even though they are not Christians are interesting.
When you stroll through the old town of Brașov, you'll find that wedding ceremonies are being held in churches here and there.
It's a season with good weather, and perhaps it's that kind of season.
It's much more authentic than a Japanese church wedding... Well, that's obvious.
Of course, the churches are real, and the pastors are real.
If you're going to have a church wedding, it should be like this.
It's said that it's difficult if one of the couple is not a Christian, and that Japanese people who have church weddings even though they are not Christians are interesting.
When you stroll through the old town of Brașov, you'll find that wedding ceremonies are being held in churches here and there.
It's a season with good weather, and perhaps it's that kind of season.
It's much more authentic than a Japanese church wedding... Well, that's obvious.
Of course, the churches are real, and the pastors are real.
If you're going to have a church wedding, it should be like this.
It's said that it's difficult if one of the couple is not a Christian, and that Japanese people who have church weddings even though they are not Christians are interesting.
It's a season with good weather, and perhaps it's that kind of season.
It's much more authentic than a Japanese church wedding... Well, that's obvious.
Of course, the churches are real, and the pastors are real.
If you're going to have a church wedding, it should be like this.
It's said that it's difficult if one of the couple is not a Christian, and that Japanese people who have church weddings even though they are not Christians are interesting.
When you stroll through the old town of Brașov, you'll find that wedding ceremonies are being held in churches here and there.
It's a season with good weather, and perhaps it's that kind of season.
It's much more authentic than a Japanese church wedding... Well, that's obvious.
Of course, the churches are real, and the pastors are real.
If you're going to have a church wedding, it should be like this.
It's said that it's difficult if one of the couple is not a Christian, and that Japanese people who have church weddings even though they are not Christians are interesting.
When you stroll through the old town of Brașov, you'll find that wedding ceremonies are being held in churches here and there.
It's a season with good weather, and perhaps it's that kind of season.
It's much more authentic than a Japanese church wedding... Well, that's obvious.
Of course, the churches are real, and the pastors are real.
If you're going to have a church wedding, it should be like this.
It's said that it's difficult if one of the couple is not a Christian, and that Japanese people who have church weddings even though they are not Christians are interesting.
When you stroll through the old town of Brașov, you'll find that wedding ceremonies are being held in churches here and there.
It's a season with good weather, and perhaps it's that kind of season.
It's much more authentic than a Japanese church wedding... Well, that's obvious.
Of course, the churches are real, and the pastors are real.
If you're going to have a church wedding, it should be like this.
It's said that it's difficult if one of the couple is not a Christian, and that Japanese people who have church weddings even though they are not Christians are interesting.
When you stroll through the old town of Brașov, you'll find that wedding ceremonies are being held in churches here and there.
It's a season with good weather, and perhaps it's that kind of season.
It's much more authentic than a Japanese church wedding... Well, that's obvious.
Of course, the churches are real, and the pastors are real.
If you're going to have a church wedding, it should be like this.
It's said that it's difficult if one of the couple is not a Christian, and that Japanese people who have church weddings even though they are not Christians are interesting.
When you stroll through the old town of Brașov, you'll find that wedding ceremonies are being held in churches here and there.
It's a season with good weather, and perhaps it's that kind of season.
It's much more authentic than a Japanese church wedding... Well, that's obvious.
Of course, the churches are real, and the pastors are real.
If you're going to have a church wedding, it should be like this.
It's said that it's difficult if one of the couple is not a Christian, and that Japanese people who have church weddings even though they are not Christians are interesting.
