Andrei Grosu, regizorul spectacolului „Legenda din Hamelin, o posibilă istorie a sașilor” a vorbit la Radio România Actualități despre următoarele opriri din cadrul turneului.
The Stairs Tower in Sibiu represents one of the oldest preserved monuments in the city, dating back to the 13th century, and being the only one among the three gates accessing the first fortification enclosure that has survived to this day. Its current form dates back to 1542 when a…
The Large Square in Sibiu is the largest of the Sibiu squares, offering a broad perspective typical of the Renaissance and subsequent epochs. This is the historic center of the city, first mentioned in 1411 as a grain market. The Large Square has existed since 1366, with the completion of…
The Clock Tower in Sighișoara, the city’s most representative tourist attraction and its emblem, is beloved and appreciated by tourists. With an impressive height of 64 meters and built in the 14th century, the tower dominates the medieval skyline of the city. Unlike other towers built and protected by the…
Council Square in Brașov is steeped in history and charm. Bordered by beautiful buildings, with a stunning view of Mount Tâmpa, and always lively, this square is truly enchanting. It has been a representative place of Brașov since medieval times, where merchants from all over gathered to trade, and Brașov…
Michael Weiss Street, especially after being transformed into a pedestrian alley, has become one of the most beautiful streets in Brașov. It promises to become as well-known as Mureșenilor and Republicii Streets, which it connects, forming the most picturesque street triangle in the city. Located in the old center, the…
On the northern side of the Black Church in Brașov, near the “Golden Portal,” stands a statue of a journeyman, a kneeling figure placed on the first buttress. This figure holds its right hand extended downward, leaning on the left hand, suggesting the action of ensuring the wall’s verticality with…
The sacristy door of the fortified church in Biertan, over 500 years old, is a true treasure of medieval engineering. Built in 1515, this door gained international attention due to its extremely complex lock.
For 300 years, couples in Biertan who had marital problems were confined for up to six weeks by the local priest to resolve their conflicts and avoid divorce. This system, known as the “marital prison,” proved very effective, resulting in only one divorce during this period.
The nostalgia of the tour came over us, when… we realized that we didn’t tell you about the premiere! Sit down, it won’t take long, as we’ve been accustomed to.