Sighișoara

Davidsbeenhere

🔥 Absolute Fire ⏱️ 20:42

"This is my favorite dish of the trip. This is meech straight up. I mean, it's creamy. Nice mushroom sauce. Oh my god."

Davidsbeenhere

🔥 Absolute Fire ⏱️ 18:39

"Extremely crumbly outside. It's like breadcrumbs. Oh, but the ko mixed with the sour cream. My gosh, I love it. And it's nice and hot. It's all about the sweets."

Davidsbeenhere

🔥 Absolute Fire ⏱️ 00:58

"This is traditional style cinnamon. It's amazing. Look. Incredible dough. Still a little dough in the inside. outside nice and crispy, but then you have the cinnamon throughout."

Davidsbeenhere

🔥 Absolute Fire ⏱️ 03:05

"This in the winter months when it's really, really cold, this will warm you up. I love the dumplings. Nice and soft. The meat super tender."

Ryan Shirley

🔥 Absolute Fire ⏱️ 00:32

"today it's one of romania's best preserved medieval walled cities i just love how the fortified part is built upon a hill and it can be seen from all over"

Robert Makłowicz

🔥 Absolute Fire ⏱️ 25:05

"To jest miejsce porównywalne tylko z francuskim Carcassonne. Moim skromnym zdaniem, a nie tylko moim, jest to jedno z najwspanialszych historycznych miast całej Europy Środkowej i Europy w ogóle."

Davidsbeenhere

🔥 Absolute Fire ⏱️ 06:41

"This is it where Vlad Dracula was born. his original childhood home... It's the oldest stone structure in the city."

Davidsbeenhere

👍 Solid / Good ⏱️ 18:13

"Built in the mid-1300s. It is a beautiful church as you can see, huge. And they actually found medieval coffins inside from the 12th and 13th century."

Davidsbeenhere

👍 Solid / Good ⏱️ 20:26

"This is one of the towers represents the walls of the city... It's a little more of a quiet vibe compared to the clock tower but it really gives you a glimpse into the medieval past of the city."

Davidsbeenhere

👍 Solid / Good ⏱️ 00:24

"Look at this beautiful medieval tower. The very top is incredible colors. And this was the main gate to the citadel."

Davidsbeenhere

👍 Solid / Good ⏱️ 17:19

"It's called a scattera. This is a staircase that goes all the way up to the church. And one of the locals was telling me that this is what the school kids would use in that time in the 1650s to cross over to the high school."