ブランの自然

Nature & Landscapes

This collection spans the diverse geography of the Bran region, from the landscaped gardens surrounding Bran Castle to the rugged limestone wilderness of the Bucegi Mountains. High-altitude highlights include the Scara and Țigănești peaks, offering views of glacial valleys and sharp ridges like Turnurile Țigănești. Lower elevations feature the Urlătoarea Clincei waterfall and historic sites such as the rock-carved crypt intended for Queen Marie’s heart, alongside serene village parks.

A

Urlătoarea Clincei

Seasonal waterfall located on the slopes of the Bucegi Mountains along the hiking trail from Bran to the Clincea ridge.

B

Mecetul Turcesc

Distinctive limestone rock formation in the Bucegi Mountains, named for its resemblance to a Turkish mosque.

C

Parcul Castelului

Landscaped grounds of Bran Castle, featuring a small lake, stone walkways, and views of the medieval fortress.

D

Parcul Regina Maria

Park area adjacent to Bran Castle dedicated to Queen Marie of Romania, reflecting her 20th-century landscaping efforts.

E

Bran Park

Public green space located in the center of Bran village, providing a quiet area away from the main tourist thoroughfare.

F

Turnurile Țigănești

Sharp limestone towers and vertical cliffs located in the Țigănești glacial valley of the Bucegi Mountains.

G

Țancul Pietrelor

Rugged limestone outcrop positioned within the Bucegi Massif, accessible via mountain hiking trails.

H

Cripta Inima Reginei Maria

Symbolic chapel carved into the rock face near Bran Castle, originally designed to house the heart of Queen Marie.

I

Scara

High-altitude peak reaching 2,422 meters in the Bucegi Mountains, overlooking the Malaiesti glacial cirque.

J

Doamnele

Prominent peak in the Bucegi Mountains situated near the head of the Doamnele glacial valley.

K

Țigănești

High-altitude peak and ridge known for its glacial landscape and proximity to the Țigănești mountain refuge.

L

Bucura

Mountain peak located in the high plateau region of the Bucegi Mountains, near the Omu Peak.

M

Găvanele

High mountain peak in the Bucegi range characterized by rugged alpine terrain and limestone cliffs.