Inside, the church has three altars and beautiful paintings representing various saints and protectors of the church.Although documents attest the existence of Jews in Sibiu since the 12th century, the Jewish community of Sibiu was never among the biggest in Romania.
It’s just a short train ride from Brasov and even more charming.You may also want to visit Sigișoara, another beautiful old medieval city, and Alba Iulia, which has a great combination of Roman, medieval, Hapsburg, and modern influence.When I go back to Romania, Sibiu is on my list. We’re here now and will be exploring some of your suggestions (should have read your post PRIOR to coming here). I’d love to come back to Sibiu and spend more time there. There is a wonderful collection of wooden farmhouses, a One of the oldest and richest of its kind in Romania, this museum was founded by the Transylvanian Association of Natural Science Collections of painted furniture, costumes-textiles-embroideries and pottery, initiated by Emil Sigerus, the most important collector of Transylvanian Saxon Folk Art at the end of the 19th century. Sibiu looks like a charming medieval place with lots to offer! I’m glad you liked reading about Sibiu.I visited Sibiu recently and I managed to do most of the things on the list.
Direct from Private Sellers & Agents Founded in 1790 by Samuel Brukenthal, the governor of the province, the museum opened to the public in 1817. Begin your visit in the Piata Mare, home to the Brukenthal Palace, containing the main halls of the Brukenthal National Museum. Additionally, it features a 16th century silverware collection, painted glass icons and 350 rare books, many dating to the days of the first printing press. The Globetrotting Teacher and CardRatings may receive a commission from card issuers.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. I wish I’d known about those villages. I have been living in Sibiu for 13 years and I can assure anyone that the locals are very friendly and the city is very rich in history. Hi, Jackie! Be sure to bring your In Lower Town, look for small squares, hidden alleyways, and scenes of daily life, like kids playing in the street or an older woman sweeping a step while a scrappy dog struts past.By now, you’ll have spent enough time in Sibiu to notice the houses with eyes. It looks like a very picturesque town with many things to do. Last time I opted to go on a hike and take a scenic tour of the carpathians in liu of going to Bran’s, and really enjoyed doing so. Everything is in German – everything!Sorry, you had that experience, Phillip. Incredible post about this beautiful city.
And, of course, I want to explore the cathedrals and the small square. The fresco behind the altar was painted in 1777 by Anton Steinwald.
I hope you enjoy your return trip to Sibiu. Enjoy the rest of your time in Romania. I am beyond excited for this travel experience!Thanks so much for reading, Galen, and I’m so glad the Sibiu guide is helpful!
The International Theater Festivals is one of the most beautiful and popular.
It was totally unexpected. I’m sure you and your family will love it.