Useful tips

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What to visit in downtown Brasov!

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Rope Street Black Church The council square Tales of communism museum First Romanian School

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Hikes, trails and walks close to downtown!

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Central park "Nicolae Titulescu" Solomon's stones (Pietrele lui Solomon ) Behind the walls - white tower Mount Tampa Promenade of Mount Tampa

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Restaurants and coffee shops

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La Ceaun Sergiana Gaura Dulce Casa Hirscher Ceasu Rau Sub Tampa Restaurant Pizza Roma Dei Frati Opus 9 Cafeteca Weiss Croitoria de Cafea La Birou Bistro Transylvania Bakery -Poiana Brasov Restaurants - Stana Turistica Sergiana Sura dacilor Coliba Haiducilor

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Mini markets/ drug store / pharmacy

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Carrefour Market - inside of " Star-shopping mall" Carrefour express Shop&Go Mega Image Dodo Dm drogerie markt - drug store Catena- pharmacy Sensi blu - pharmacy

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When is a good time to come?

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We recommend arriving in Romania by Monday , 24th of July. Romania is 7 to 10 hours ahead of U.S.A. (depending where you are fling from ) - you will need some adjusting time :)

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Do I really need a car?

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If you are planning to visit just Brasov, the answer is no. If you choose to stay close to downtown you can walk everywhere! There is also public transportation and taxy if you need it and it is at a good price! If you would like to go explore other cities, a car is recommended. if you decide to rent a car to explore outside of Brasov city, here are some car rent companies in Brasov: Auto rent Brasov +40 769 299 484 https://maps.app.goo.gl/7dTdN2geggbHn4dD8 Inchirieri Auto Brasov - Rent a Car +40 733 244 244 https://maps.app.goo.gl/i3C7EgKJr88fmRYT9

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International Driving Permit!!!

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If you decide to drive/rent a car in Romania/Europe you will need an International Driving Permit and you can find the details here : https://www.aaa.com/vacation/idpf.html

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Can I use my hot tools -blow dryer, curling or flat iron, electric toothbrush, etc. ?

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Be careful what you are bringing! American appliances run on 110 Volts, while Romanian (European) appliances are 220 volts. If you see a range of voltage printed on the item or its plug (such as "110-220" ) you are ok to use it. Also, Romanian ( European) plugs are not compatible with American electrical sockets. In order to work, you will need a plug adapter or a convert.

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Are kids welcome at the Wedding?

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Yes!!!

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Food allergy /dietary requirements!

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Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements or restrictions. Will pass the information along to the cook!