Slanic Salt Mine + Peles and Pelisor Castles

We depart from your hotel at 08 am. First, we go to Slanic Prahova Salt Mine. We will start by exploring the Slanic Prahova Salt Mine, which has a rich history dating back to the 17th century. It's fascinating to know that the mine was first bought by sword-bearer Mihai Cantacuzino in 1685 and has undergone multiple exploitation methods over the years. In 1912, became the first electrically illuminated mine in the country. Equally important is to bring a sweater with you as a result that in the mine is cold.

In the second place, we will visit the stunning Peles Castle in Sinaia, which was built in the 19th century in the German neo-renaissance style of the 19th century. The castle boasts a remarkable 160 rooms, and we have the standard tour that includes the reception areas. The castle is a testament to fashion and style. It's a unique chance to see the original decorations and furnishings that are in general intact in effect the castle's construction, particularly on walnut wood. If you are a fan of old clocks, you might check out the clocks collection. Peles Castle is the most compelling evidence of fashion and style. Emphatically on walnut wood, at present, the castle is preserved.

We will have some free time to explore the area and enjoy local cuisine during lunchtime. Another key point is the Pelisor Castle, which is part of the vast architectural ensemble that King Carol I created in the third place. Built between 1899 and 1902, the castle served as a residence for the Royal heir to the throne of Romania. Pelisor Castle has a modern style that contrasts the solemnity of the Great Castle, and we will be able to recognize the German Neo-Renaissance style on its exterior.

Lastly, we will return to our hotel in Bucharest, enjoying a day full of history, culture, and breathtaking sights.