Biserica Neagră ("The Black Church"), a celebrated Gothic site – the building dates from 1477, when it replaced an older church (demolished around 1385).
It acquired the name after being blackened by smoke from the 1689 great fire.

Franciscan Church, Brașov
Casa Sfatului ("The mayor's former office building").
The administration for Brașov was here for more than 500 years.

Biserica Sf.
Nicolae (St. Nicholas Church), dating back to the 14th century.

The First Romanian School, a museum with the first Romanian printing press among many other firsts.

The Rope Street, the narrowest street in Romania.

Black Tower, Old City Watch Tower.

White Tower, Old City Watch Tower.

Șchei, the historically Bulgarian but then Romanian neighborhood outside of the old walled city.

Catherine's Gate, the only original city gate to have survived from medieval times.

Șchei Gate, next to Catherine's Gate, built in 1827.

Tâmpa, a small mountain in the middle of the city (900m above sea level), a sightseeing spot near the old city center.

The "Brașov Citadel Fortress" – Cetățuia Brașovului
The nearby Bran Castle, attracting many fans of Dracula and often (but incorrectly) said to have been the home of Vlad the Impaler.

Poiana Brașov, mainly a ski resort but also a sightseeing spot.

Râșnov Fortress, above the nearby town of Râșnov, is a restored peasant fortress
Prejmer Fortress, in the nearby commune of Prejmer
Saint George's Church, Brașov
Biserica Neagră ("The Black Church"), a celebrated Gothic site – the building dates from 1477, when it replaced an older church (demolished around 1385). It acquired the name after being blackened by smoke from the 1689 great fire.
Franciscan Church, Brașov
Casa Sfatului ("The mayor's former office building"). The administration for Brașov was here for more than 500 years.
Biserica Sf. Nicolae (St. Nicholas Church), dating back to the 14th century.
The First Romanian School, a museum with the first Romanian printing press among many other firsts.
The Rope Street, the narrowest street in Romania.
Black Tower, Old City Watch Tower.
White Tower, Old City Watch Tower.
Șchei, the historically Bulgarian but then Romanian neighborhood outside of the old walled city.
Catherine's Gate, the only original city gate to have survived from medieval times.
Șchei Gate, next to Catherine's Gate, built in 1827.
Tâmpa, a small mountain in the middle of the city (900m above sea level), a sightseeing spot near the old city center.
The "Brașov Citadel Fortress" – Cetățuia Brașovului
The nearby Bran Castle, attracting many fans of Dracula and often (but incorrectly) said to have been the home of Vlad the Impaler.
Poiana Brașov, mainly a ski resort but also a sightseeing spot.
Râșnov Fortress, above the nearby town of Râșnov, is a restored peasant fortress
Prejmer Fortress, in the nearby commune of Prejmer
Saint George's Church, Brașov
Brașov