How To Visit Dracula’s Castle (Bran) By Bus From Brasov, Romania 2023

In today's video we explain how to get to Dracula’s Castle (Bran) from Brasov without having to join a group tour. You’ll not only get to experience transportation like a local but you’ll also save a bunch of cash in doing so. It sounds like a daunting task but taking a local bus is surprisingly easy and an extremely cost effective way to get around when in Romania.

We also take you inside the castle and give you some insight on what to expect.

We also get a little adrenaline rush on the nearby Alpin Coaster.

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[therichtershow]

This was an epic experience, totally worth visiting the legend of Dracula and vampires

[biancaitiroko]

Nice! I’ll be heading there next week and was looking for how to get to Bran Castle from Brasov, thanks a lot for sharing!!!

[crashjunipero]

I had no idea there was an alpine coaster near Bran! Time to go back to Romania!

[thinkhumor]

really helpful! I'll be visiting soon. was it more or less same process going back to Brasov?

[jem]

HI! Can I ask from Bran Castle is there a bus to the Alpine coaster and from Alpine coaster can you catch a bus back to Brasov? Thanks in advance.

[sergiufendrihan]

It was never of Vlad the Impaler Dracula castle.it was the City of Brașov castle defending the comercial route

[estudiantes]

The main question is: how did you pay the tickets? Does the bus driver accept international credit cards? What about euro bills and coins?

[jem]

Hello again! Can I ask if you don't want to go inside the castle. Are you able to just explore the grounds and take a picture of the castle from the outside? Thank you.

[tokyosan]

Romania is a beautiful country but I do not recommend you to visit this palace because its price is high and the visit inside the palace is short and not worth the visit.

[realjx]

Actually, Dracula is not based on Vlad the Impaler, there is no evidence that it is and there are no historical or factual similarities or anything at all.
The only link to him and even Romania is that likely the name was borrowed from him. In some languages Vlad was called Dracula, meaning son of Draco - Draco means dragon in Latin and it's because his father was a member of the Order of the Dragon for a bit.
The link to Vlad is basically an internet myth.
Anyway, Vlad had a mistress in Brasov for like 20 years and i think 5 kids with her. Her house in Brasov is still standing and it's a bit bellow Poarta Schei.