Ruta de Drácula Personalizada - Arturo Félix from 46,831 MXN

Total price From 93,663 MXN

Created: Thursday, August 27, 2026 - Departure: Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Destinations: Bucharest, Romania , Brașov, Romania , Sibiu county, Romania , Timisoara, Romania , Belgrade, Serbia , Sofia, Bulgaria , Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria , Budapest, Hungary

Themes

Circuits in Europe

Ruta por los Balcanes: De Bucarest a Budapest pasando por castillos, montañas y ciudades imperiales

Pasajeros: 2 adultos, 0 niños

Itinerario y servicios incluidos

Llegada a Rumanía
Ciudad: Bucarest (Rumanía)
Transporte desde Aeropuerto Licenciado Benito Juárez Intl hasta Aeropuerto Henri Coandă (Bucarest).
2 noches de hotel en Francesca-Aurora Residence Bucuresti Obor, en la zona de Obor, ideal para una primera toma de contacto con la ciudad.
Traslado a Transilvania
Ciudad: Brașov (Rumanía)
Transporte desde Bucharest City Center hasta Brașov City Center.
3 noches de hotel en Weiss Little Palace, un alojamiento con encanto en el corazón de Brașov.
Excursión con ticket incluido: "Bran (Dracula) Castle, Bear Sanctuary, Rasnov Fortress & Palinca Distillery", con visita al castillo de Bran, santuario de osos, fortaleza de Râșnov y degustación de palincă tradicional.
De Brașov a Sibiu
Ciudad: Sibiu (condado de Sibiu, Rumanía)
Transporte desde Brașov City Center hasta Sibiu (Europa Unita Str.).
1 noche de hotel en Mercure Sibiu Airport, perfecto para estancias cortas y conexiones posteriores.
Sibiu - Timișoara
Ciudad: Timișoara (Rumanía)
Transporte desde Sibiu (Europa Unita Str.) hasta Timișoara City Center.
1 noche de hotel en Cozy Hideout - Condo Hotel, una opción cómoda y moderna en el centro de Timișoara.
Timișoara - Belgrado
Ciudad: Belgrado (Serbia)
Transporte desde Timișoara City Center hasta Belgrade - Zeleznicka St..
2 noches de hotel en Five Points Square - City Center, ubicación excelente para explorar la capital serbia a pie.
Belgrado - Sofía
Ciudad: Sofía (Bulgaria)
Transporte desde Beograd hasta Sofía.
1 noche de hotel en Best Western Terminus Hotel, práctico para viajeros en ruta por los Balcanes.
Sofía - Veliko Tarnovo
Ciudad: Veliko Tarnovo (Bulgaria)
Transporte desde Sofia City Center hasta Veliko Tarnovo City Center.
1 noche de hotel en WESTGATE Hotel - PARKING, ideal si deseáis recorrer la zona en vehículo o excursiones locales.
Tramo final a Hungría
Ciudad: Budapest (Hungría)
Transporte desde Sofía hasta Budapest Ferenc Liszt.
2 noches de hotel en Corvin Center Suites, apartamentos bien situados para explorar el Danubio, el barrio de Pest y los famosos baños termales.

Resumen del viaje

Este itinerario para 2 adultos propone un recorrido intenso por el corazón de los Balcanes, enlazando capitales vibrantes con encantadoras ciudades medievales y paisajes de montaña. Arrancaréis en la animada Bucarest, con su mezcla de arquitectura comunista y avenidas clásicas, antes de adentraros en Transilvania, donde Brașov y Sibiu os recibirán con plazas empedradas, murallas históricas y gastronomía local.

Tras cruzar Timișoara y su aire centroeuropeo, seguiréis hacia Belgrado, una ciudad con una vida nocturna legendaria y una fortaleza sobre el Danubio. Luego, Sofía y Veliko Tarnovo os mostrarán la faceta más histórica de Bulgaria, con iglesias ortodoxas, fortalezas y vistas panorámicas. El viaje culmina en Budapest, una de las capitales más fotogénicas de Europa, perfecta para paseos al atardecer y relajarse en sus famosos baños termales.

Recomendaciones de guías y libros para preparar el viaje

Guías de viajeLonely Planet: Rumanía y Bulgaria – Muy útil para detalles prácticos y rutas por Transilvania, Sofía y Veliko Tarnovo.
Lonely Planet: Budapest & Hungría – Ideal para organizar los días en Budapest, con buenos mapas de barrios y recomendaciones de baños termales.
Rough Guide to Serbia – Recomendable para comprender mejor la historia reciente y los barrios de Belgrado.
Lecturas inspiradoras“Tras los pasos de Drácula” (varias ediciones y autores) – Para contextualizar la visita al castillo de Bran y la leyenda de Vlad Tepes.
“Budapest: A Cultural History”, de Bob Dent – Un repaso ágil a la historia y la vida cultural de la capital húngara.

Your day to day

11 Nov

Transport from Mexico City to Bucharest

Departure

11:05 PM

Licenciado Benito Juarez Intl (MEX)

15h 10m

11:15 PM

Henri Coanda (OTP)

LIGHT 1 handbag

Air France - AF 175

11:05 PM - Ciudad de Mexico, Licenciado Benito Juarez Intl (MEX)

4:35 PM - Paris, Charles De Gaulle (CDG)

Transport: AF175

Cabin Class: Economy

Fare Name: LIGHT

2h 45m - Connection in Paris, Charles De Gaulle (CDG)

Air France - AF 1088

7:20 PM - Paris, Charles De Gaulle (CDG)

11:15 PM - Bucharest, Henri Coanda (OTP)

Transport: AF1088

Cabin Class: Economy

Fare Name: LIGHT

12 Nov

1. Bucharest

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About the destination: Bucharest is a truly stunning city, showcasing an unlikely blend of various architectural styles; you can find Gothic and Greek Orthodox structures next to Stalinist monuments, which are neighbors to post-modern apartment buildings made of concrete and glass. Unlike other cities, the layout of the streets is not grid-like, but rather star-shaped, with streets radiating out from roundabouts, creating blocks of varying shapes. In the 1950s, Bucharest was referred to as Little Paris due to the French influence on the city's landscape and lifestyle. Remnants of this era can still be seen in the city center's architecture, the abundance of outdoor cafes, and even in the Arcul de Triumf, a smaller version of Paris’ Arc de Triomphe. Downtown Bucharest is defined by the area between Victoriei Square, where the Romanian Government is located, and Unirii Square, where the grand boulevard leading to the Parliament Palace begins. Near Unirii Square, you can also find the old city center, the Old Princely Court, and iconic streets like Lipscani, Selari, Covaci, Gabroveni. This area is home to a mix of mid-19th century buildings, ruins of the Wallachian princes' medieval court, churches, bank headquarters, a few hotels, clubs, restaurants, and shops. Narrow, cobblestone streets still bear the names of the ancient guilds that once resided there. The area has been largely renovated and is now a popular gathering spot for the city's younger generation. Revolution Square is a double square that houses the Romanian Athenaeum, the National Library, the Senate building, and the old Royal Palace, which is now the Museum of Art. A tall monument stands in the center of the square in memory of those who died during the revolution. Bucharest is a city of parks. Take a stroll through the well-maintained central Cişmigiu Garden or the expansive Herăstrău Park. For the residents of Bucharest, these parks are more than just escapes from the summer heat; they are the heart of much of the city's social life. You'll find elderly retirees, young couples, football fans, and backgammon and chess enthusiasts everywhere. Come join the fun.

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12 Nov

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Francesca-Aurora Residence Bucuresti Obor

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Francesca-Aurora Residence Bucuresti Obor

Bucharest - Show on map > 1.4 miles from Center

9.1

Superb

645

Hot tub

Parking

City view

Habitación Doble Superior

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14 Nov

Transport from Bucharest to Brașov

Your driver will meet you at the agreed time and place and won’t be contacting you before, unless necessary. You’ll be able to check all information about your booking as your driver’s name, mobile number, and vehicle details with the next link.Click here

Bucharest City Center

2h 41m

Brasov City Center

Private

Private Sedan Lite

Cabin Class: Private

Fare Name: Sedan Lite

Schedule will be confirmed as the departure date approaches

14 Nov

2. Brașov

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About the destination: Brașov is a beautiful city located in the heart of Romania, surrounded by the stunning Carpathian Mountains and known for its rich history and culture. One of its main attractions is the iconic Black Church, one of the largest Gothic churches in Eastern Europe, offering insight into the country’s religious past as well as impressive views of the city. Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy in Brașov, with nearby mountains providing opportunities for hiking, skiing, and climbing, along with breathtaking panoramas over the city. Brașov also features a variety of museums, galleries, and cultural events, and its charming Old Town, with narrow streets, colorful buildings, and traditional Romanian architecture, is ideal for strolling and soaking up the local atmosphere. Overall, Brașov is a wonderful destination for experiencing the beauty and culture of Romania, whether you’re interested in history, nature, or simply relaxing in a picturesque setting.

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14 Nov

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3 Nights

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Weiss Little Palace

Brașov - Show on map > 1.2 miles from Center

9.3

Superb

320

Parking

Mountain view

Balcony

Habitación con cama extragrande y vistas a la montaña

ROOM ONLY

Free cancellation

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15 Nov

Tickets

Bran (Dracula) Castle, Bear Sanctuary, Rasnov Fortress & Palinca Distillery

15 Nov 2026

09:00

2 Entrances

( Adultos desde 18 a 99 años: 2 )

6 hours - 7 hours

Castillo de Bran (Drácula), santuario de osos, fortaleza de Rasnov y destilería de Palinca

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17 Nov

Transport from Brașov to Sibiu county

Brasov City Center

2h 20m

Sibiu (Europa Unita Str.)

Private

Private Sedan Lite

Cabin Class: Private

Fare Name: Sedan Lite

Schedule will be confirmed as the departure date approaches

17 Nov

3. Sibiu county

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About the destination: Sibiu is a city in Transylvania, a historical region of Romania. It is situated approximately 275 km (171 mi) north-west of Bucharest, and is bisected by the Cibin River, a tributary of the Olt River. Currently, it serves as the capital of Sibiu County, and from 1692 to 1791 and again from 1849 to 1865, it was the capital of the Principality of Transylvania. Often referred to as The City with Eyes, Sibiu is a popular tourist spot for both local and international visitors. It is renowned for its culture, history, cuisine, and diverse architecture, including its distinctive houses with eyes that earned Sibiu its nickname. The city has been gaining recognition since the start of the 21st century. In 2004, its historical center began the process of becoming a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sibiu was named the European Capital of Culture in 2007. The following year, Forbes ranked it as the "8th-most idyllic place to live" in Europe. In 2019, Sibiu was recognized as the European Region of Gastronomy, and in 2020, it was named "Europe's sixth best tourist destination". Sibiu is set to host the European Wandering Capital event in 2021, which is the most significant tourist wandering event in Europe. The city also hosted a European Union summit in 2019.

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17 Nov

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Mercure Sibiu Airport

Sibiu county - Show on map > 0.8 miles from Center

8.1

Very good

1187

Spa

Fitness center

Restaurant

Standard room with 2 single beds

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18 Nov

Transport from Sibiu county to Timisoara

Sibiu (Europa Unita Str.)

Timisoara City Center

Private

Private Sedan Lite

Cabin Class: Private

Fare Name: Sedan Lite

Schedule will be confirmed as the departure date approaches

18 Nov

4. Timisoara

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About the destination: Timișoara is the capital city of Timiș County, located in western Romania. It is one of the largest Romanian cities, with a population of 319,279 residents. Timișoara is recognized as the capital city of the historical region of Banat. It serves as the primary social, economic, and cultural hub in the western part of Romania. MAIN TOURIST ATTRACTIONS • Victory Square (Piaţa Victoriei) or Opera Square. This is a symbol of the Romanian revolution. Here, you can find The Metropolitan Orthodox Cathedral, The Opera House, The City Hall, The Philharmonic, The Banat Museum, and beautiful palaces built at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. • Union Square (Piaţa Unirii). Known for its beautiful palaces and coffee houses, it is the center of the old city. Here, you can find The Catholic Dome, The Baroque Palace (now a beautiful art gallery), The Serbian Church, and other significant buildings. • Liberty Square (Piaţa Libertăţii). Situated between Union Square and Victory Square, this small square is surrounded by old buildings. Here, you can find the old City Hall and the beautiful St. Nepomuk's Statue. • The Bastion. This is a part of Timisoara's old defensive walls. Located near Union Square, it has been recently renovated. • Parks. Timisoara is known in Romania as the City of Parks. Notable parks you can visit include: Botanical Park, Rose Park, Central Park, Children's Park. • Traian Square (Piaţa Traian). This is also a part of the old city, but it feels more like a separate neighborhood, often called Fabric, due to its old factories that have been around since ancient times. The buildings are beautiful, but caution is advised. Try not to visit the area at night. Nearby, you can find Timisoreana brewery and the Setup Venue Club. • The Village Museum. Located near The Green Forest (Padurea Verde). Here, you can discover Romanian traditions. • The Zoo. Located in the same area as The Village Museum, it's a small zoo, but your children will love it. • The Museum of the Revolution.

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18 Nov

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Cozy Hideout - Condo Hotel

Timisoara - Show on map > 0.9 miles from Center

9.4

Superb

2422

Airport shuttle

Parking

Breakfast in the room

Habitación Doble - 2 camas

ROOM ONLY

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19 Nov

Transport from Timisoara to Belgrade

Timisoara City Center

2h 41m

Belgrade - Zeleznicka St.

Private

Private Sedan Lite

Cabin Class: Private

Fare Name: Sedan Lite

Schedule will be confirmed as the departure date approaches

19 Nov

5. Belgrade

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About the destination: Belgrade, a city with a tumultuous past, is one of the oldest cities in Europe. It has been destroyed approximately sixty times, but has always managed to rebuild and regain its former glory. This city, known for its vibrant nightlife, has captivated many visitors over the years. Belgrade is situated at the junction of the Sava and Danube rivers, where the west meets the east, and socialist blocks are nestled among art nouveau masterpieces. The city's Habsburg heritage contrasts with its Ottoman relics. The largest portion of Belgrade's architectural, cultural, and historical heritage can be found in the old town, Stari Grad. The National Museum of Serbia, the Ethnographic Museum, and the city's most significant museum, the Residence of Princess Ljubica, are all located in the Old Town. Kalemegdan Fortress, Belgrade's premier attraction, is also located in the old town, overlooking the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers. Kalemegdan is a vast park and fortress complex that offers plenty for those interested in ancient castle ruins or those who simply want to stroll and relax in a park. The park is filled with ruins, monuments, several museums, and a few other points of interest. Don't forget to check out the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, as well as the statue of Pobednik, one of Belgrade's symbols. Belgrade is a lively city with numerous bars, pubs, cafes, and other hangout spots. The city boasts a vibrant cultural life, with around 50 theaters, two major opera houses, numerous museums, galleries, literary evenings, cultural centers, and libraries. To top it all off, the people of Belgrade are incredibly friendly, welcoming, talkative, warm-hearted, and humorous. It's hard to feel like an outsider here, as you'll inevitably blend in and easily find company, even if you're not looking for it.

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19 Nov

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Five Points Square - City Center

Belgrade - Show on map > 0.3 miles from Center

7.9

Good

2230

Airport shuttle

City view

24-hour front desk

Habitación económica doble , 1 cama doble

ROOM ONLY

Free cancellation

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21 Nov

Transport from Belgrade to Sofia

1:20 PM

Beograd (BEG)

1h 10m

3:30 PM

Sofia (SOF)

1 handbag

Transport: JU112

Cabin Class: Economy

Fare Name: ECONOMY

21 Nov

6. Sofia

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About the destination: Sofia is a city with a bright future; it's the dynamic and resilient capital of Bulgaria that continues to embrace its unique characteristics as it evolves into a more sophisticated and cosmopolitan city. Encircled dramatically by the Balkan Mountains to the north and the Vitosha Mountains to the south, Sofia is situated on an open plain 550m above sea level in western Bulgaria. This contrast between urban expansion and natural beauty makes it an intriguing destination, offering more to captivate visitors than many other Eastern European capitals. Development is widespread and the roads are thankfully being upgraded. It features numerous boutique hotels and the brand new Metro lines and stations are enough to make Western visitors envious. Of course, the influence of Communism still lingers in the streets; the country's relatively brief occupation from 1945 to 1989 is still evident in its neo-Stalinist architecture. Despite this, most of Sofia’s major tourist attractions pre-date this period. Structures like the Aleksander Nevski Cathedral, the Central Sofia Synagogue, and the Banya Bashi mosque serve as stark reminders of the country’s multicultural history, while the charming UNESCO-listed Boyana Church in the Vitosha Mountains is an absolute must-see. Locals maintain a balance between Russian nonchalance and Mediterranean vibrancy and continue to be proud custodians of the country’s hospitable heritage. The Bulgarian language and Cyrillic alphabet continue to thrive, resisting the tourism industry's preference for English internationalism, which is not widely spoken outside of restaurants, shops, and hotels.

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21 Nov

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Best Western Terminus Hotel

Sofia - Show on map > 0.9 miles from Center

8.5

Very good

3129

Restaurant

Romantic Atmosphere

Parking

Habitacion Confort 1 cama de matrimonio grande no fumadores

WITH BREAKFAST

Free cancellation

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22 Nov

Transport from Sofia to Veliko Tarnovo

Sofia City Center

2h 46m

Veliko Tarnovo City Center

Private

Private Sedan Lite

Cabin Class: Private

Fare Name: Sedan Lite

Schedule will be confirmed as the departure date approaches

22 Nov

7. Veliko Tarnovo

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About the destination: Veliko Tarnovo is one of Bulgaria’s most important tourist towns, known for its fortress and medieval buildings. It became the capital of the country during the Second Bulgarian Empire. The city is about 250 km from Sofia and lies among three hills: Tsarevets, Trapezitsa, and Momina Krepost. The most significant is Tsarevets, where the Royal Palace and the Patriarch’s Palace were built, protected by the medieval fortress. As the medieval capital of Bulgaria, Veliko Tarnovo was regarded as a holy city and a center of Christianity, which is why it has many Romanesque-style churches, such as the Church of St. Demetrius.

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22 Nov

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WESTGATE Hotel - PARKING

Veliko Tarnovo - Show on map > 2.2 miles from Center

9.5

Superb

921

Free parking

Air conditioning

Microwave

Habitación Triple

ROOM ONLY

Free cancellation

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23 Nov

Transport from Veliko Tarnovo to Budapest

9:30 PM

Sofia (SOF)

1h 25m

9:55 PM

Budapest Ferenc Liszt (BUD)

Basic 1 handbag

Transport: FR5571

Operated by: Ryanair Sun S.A.

Cabin Class: Economy

23 Nov

8. Budapest

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About the destination: Budapest is recognized as one of the most breathtaking cities in Europe. This could be attributed to its remarkable surroundings, such as the Danube River that bisects the city, the Buda hills to the west, and the Great Plain to the east, or perhaps its diverse and stunning architecture: Renaissance, Byzantine, Neo-Classical, and Art-Nouveau structures coexist in perfect harmony. Its extensive World Heritage Site encompasses: the banks of the Danube, Buda Castle Quarter, Andrassy Avenue, Hero’s Square, and the Millennium Underground Railway. Additionally, the city boasts 80 geothermal springs and the world's largest water cave system, where visitors can enjoy a soothing bath. Budapest was unified as a single city in 1873, straddling both banks of the Danube River, with Buda to the west and Pest to the east. Each side of the city has its own distinct character. Buda is the more tranquil part of the city. As visitors wander around Buda, they can explore the Castle Quarter and the narrow cobblestone streets leading to the Fishermen’s Bastion with its enchanting towers, symbolizing the 7 tribes that inhabited the city in the 9th century. This ornamental fortification, situated atop Buda Castle Hill, offers the most spectacular panoramic view in Budapest. On the other hand, Pest is where the city's hustle and bustle is concentrated. This part of the city exudes a fin-de-siècle vibe, and almost every building has some intriguing or unique detail. Visitors are encouraged to take leisurely walks on its broad boulevards brimming with a variety of shops or to unwind with a cup of coffee in its grand coffee houses. Pest is home to the parliament building and the Dohari street synagogue, the largest synagogue in Europe. The remnants of WWII are still evident in the city, with bullet holes and shrapnel damage from the Second World War and the 1956 Uprising still visible on some facades, serving as somber reminders of this dark period in history. There are several memorials honoring the Hungarian Jews who perished, such as the poignant Shoes on the Danube memorial and the Raoul Wallenberg Holocaust Memorial Park. This side of the river is also considered the city's cultural hub, with numerous art galleries and more opera, concerts, and ballet performances than there are days in the week. The city's finest restaurants are located in Pest, and it's also where the nightlife thrives until the wee hours. For a unique drinking experience, try a Ruin Pub, part of Budapest's network of bars in repurposed buildings, including former tenement houses, factory buildings, and community centers. Budapest has successfully integrated all its influences and navigated its complex history to forge its own identity, and it has certainly done so with aplomb.

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23 Nov

Hotel

2 Nights

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