Nestled in the stunning mountains of Romania, our location is surrounded by lush forests and abundant wildlife. During the Christmas and New Year’s holidays, hunters capture animals legally, ensuring our meals are steeped in tradition. The area’s natural beauty is enhanced by clear streams and springs. Local legends abound, passed down through families for generations, while some are well-known across the country. These stories include the hidden tunnels of the Bucegi Mountains, the “Golden Triangle” of Dacia, and a cave connected to the god Zamolxe. The tale of Count Dracula, or Vlad the Impaler, who ruled Wallachia, is also prominent, often linked to Bran Castle. This historic fortress, built by the Teutonic Knights over 600 years ago, is situated less than 30 kilometers from Brașov and stands out as a significant landmark. Today, it houses a four-story museum showcasing collections of ceramics, furniture, and weapons. In the castle’s courtyard, visitors can also discover a small village museum featuring traditional homes from the Rucăr-Bran area.