Tag Archives: Sighisoara
Sighisoara Medievala 2009 – the fairytale goes on
Watch it from a distance, maybe from the surrounding hills … According to a romantic German tourist guide you will see a medieval dollhouse (eine mittelalterliche Puppenstube) on a small hill in the middle of the town. Now come closer… Every year fans of medieval spirit and fun come to Sighisoara to climb the hill [...]
Dracula’s got the blues
There’s an international blues festival taking place in Sighişoara, between Feb 19-21. We’re announcing it now so you have time to book travel, if you want to attend. Participants: Sonny & his Wild Crows Lil Dave Thompson & Band Rag, Mama Rag John Primer & Band Ana Popovic & Band Lucky Peterson & Band For [...]
Sighişoara, reloaded
While at home this summer I wrote a mini-series on Romania, born out of the question that bugged me during a trip through Northern Europe: “how does what I saw there compare to what we have at home?” In short, if you look at size, architecture, importance in European history, it doesn’t. We don’t have [...]
Streets of Sighişoara
A walk through Sighişoara (See-guee-show-ah-rah) is like a journey back in time. Located in Southern Transylvania, the city was built by German colonists called “Sachsen” (Saxons), who settled beginning with the 12th century, invited by the Hungarian King to secure the borders of just conquered Transylvania. They came allegedly from the ares of today’s Rheinland-Luxemburg. [...]

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