Our story in Transylvania begins in 2018. Then we fell in love with the green hills, the bike paths, the animals and birds in the area, the tradition, the people here and most importantly – the pink Saxon house – which we have decided to buy it in the same year. Accommodation and camping in Saschiz.
Today, the house has been revived to show off its full glory. We were instrumental in treating the house to the period ornamentation it deserved, keeping all the original elements and adding other pieces that would highlight its beauty.
Amenities and accommodation in Saschiz
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Each uniquely decorated room in our stately mansion has its own distinct personality.
If you want to dine in the Saschiz style, we invite you to meet Ibi, the lady from the village who always delights us with her creativity in preparing traditional food with local products. Read more…
The traditional method of preserving food over the winter in Saschiz is to store food in the cellar, and most households still use cellars for this purpose. Read more…
We can prepare your picnic box for you to enjoy the view of the village from the hills.
A fairytale place with a terrace by the river, at Tei Teahouse you can find natural herbal teas, local soft drinks and… cat therapy! Read more…
Transilvania Bike Trails Race (TBT Race) is an MTB competition with start and finish in Saschiz and whose purpose is to promote the network of bicycle routes that connects the Saxon villages in the Târnava Mare area with Sighișoara. Read more…
The “Haferland Week” project is a festival meant to promote Saxon culture and traditions. However, their intention is to promote both Saxon culture and tourism in the area between Rupea and Sighișoara, called “Oat Country” or Haferland. Read more…
Some know it as the area of villages with fortified churches in Transylvania, the cradle of Saxon culture in Romania. Read more…
Inspired by pilgrimage trails in Spain and endurance trails in the United States or India, roads that influenced cultures, formed communities and contributed to the development of the areas they crossed. Read more…