Discover Sibiu Trip 2026

The characteristic, eye-shaped roof windows of the historic townhouses once served to ventilate the attics and storage rooms, but give the old town its unmistakable look, as if the city is constantly watching its visitors.

The central market square of the old town, founded by German Transylvanian Saxons, is lined with magnificent Baroque facades, the Catholic church, and the Brukenthal Palace, which houses one of Romania's most important art collections.

According to legend, the wrought-iron 19th-century pedestrian bridge creaks whenever someone tells a lie while standing on it, which is why it is nicknamed the Liars' Bridge and is a popular photo spot in the Upper Town.

As European Capital of Culture in 2007, Sibiu underwent a comprehensive restoration of its old town, and the annual international theater festival has since become one of the most important cultural events in Eastern Europe.

Sibiu Airport is served with direct flights from several European cities and is located only about five kilometers from the historic center, which is reachable by taxi in a few minutes.

The characteristic, eye-shaped roof windows of the historic townhouses once served to ventilate the attics and storage rooms, but give the old town its unmistakable look, as if the city is constantly watching its visitors.

The central market square of the old town, founded by German Transylvanian Saxons, is lined with magnificent Baroque facades, the Catholic church, and the Brukenthal Palace, which houses one of Romania's most important art collections.

According to legend, the wrought-iron 19th-century pedestrian bridge creaks whenever someone tells a lie while standing on it, which is why it is nicknamed the Liars' Bridge and is a popular photo spot in the Upper Town.