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Because of viewer’s request, I have gathered all the photos from Sighisoara in a single gallery. There are some new photos too! TIP: Please view in “Full Screen” mode (top-right corner of the image viewer) The town of Sighisoara is, as you probably already know, the best preserved walled town in Europe. It is under UNESCO heritage form some years now and it’s one of the most popular tourist destinations in Romania....

A night photo of the old Clock Tower, the symbol of Sighisoara (Transylvania, Romania), the best preserved walled town in Europe. This is the last photo from this mini-series, that we’ve started with Good Morning Sighisoara… a very natural way to end things … morning and then night.It’s the same window, the same hotel-room and the same day as in the first picture. Just a couple of hours later … I think the...

It is called The Land of Choice. It is the Land of Dracula. It is the Land of all. It is simply, Romania! Photography from Sighisoara, medieval city from Transylvania, Romania. This is it. Wellcome to Dracula Country! Enjoy our...

A film shot from Sighisoara, Romania. Shot with a Canon 300x on a Kodak Pro Foto film roll. ISO 100. 28mm lens. Only minor adjunstments of colors and contrast in post-processing. This is the Sighisoara we all want! This shot was taken at 7 AM, in November 2008, and luckily there were no tourists in the Citadel. This photo made it to as a background image for the website Company of Mysterious Journeys. A Romanian tour...

Tight security for such an old door. This was a little side-street in the walled town of Sighisoara. The door seems to be a hounded years old … But the typical Chinese lock it’s brand new! I wonder what are they hiding inside ?! I mean, it has to be something big if they need big Chinese lock’s, right? ...

Countre-jour in Sighisoara, November 2008. Imagine that you climb up under an ancient Covered Staircase. It’s a very old stone staircase with a wooden roof along the whole span. You breathe very hard because of the hundreds of stairs that you have just walked … on the left you can see the old “Church on the Hill” as the enhabitats call it and on the right … you see the Cemetery… you take only one step...

History is everywhere around us, especially in the walled-town of Sighisoara.