Architectural Attractions in Transylvania

Masterpieces of Masonry - Transylvania's Communal Heritage

Transylvania, a crossroads of civilizations, presents a stunning array of architectural attractions that tell the stories of various ethnic groups harmoniously intertwined through history. Romanians, Hungarians, Saxons, and others have all contributed to the region's distinctive architectural style, from the fortified churches that stand as a testament to communal defence to the wooden churches that are marvels of local craftsmanship.

The architectural splendor of these sites goes beyond aesthetics; it represents a collective legacy of different nationalities living and building together, each leaving their indelible mark on the landscape and culture.

Fortified Church

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Churchcastle in Biertan

Biertan lies in a southern side valley of the Târnava Mare River. Although the village itself might be worth a visit, the large churchcastle dominates the landscape around it.

Fortified Church

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Fortified church Moşna

A building impressive for its beautiful late Gothic architecture with rich decorations and strong fortification.

Fortified Church

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Fortified Church Senereuş

Senereuş, which used to be a subordinate village, has a fortified church on the top of a hill. The neo-Gothic hall church is surrounded by a medieval wall with three towers.