Via Transilvanica Expands: Explore 170km of Romanian Charm

Via Transilvanica Expands: New 170km Route Opens in Romania's Brasov Region Romania's stunning Via Transilvanica hiking and cycling route has received a significant expansion. A new 170-kilometer section through the picturesque Brasov county is now open to the public, connecting 18 charming villages and towns along its path. This extension, part of a larger project initiated in 2018, aims to unite several historical regions of Romania. "The new route is absolutely spectacular," enthused Richard, a tourist from England. "It's so peaceful and the villages are full of charm. I've never seen anything like it." The Via Transilvanica is more than just a trail; it's an opportunity to experience the beauty of the Romanian countryside, its rich cultural heritage, and the warmth of its people. The well-marked route, with its distinctive andesite kilometer markers, promises a memorable journey for visitors. The extension is expected to boost tourism in the Brasov region and further showcase the natural beauty and cultural richness of Transylvania.