Young since 1191 - Sibiu Turism

CITY OF CULTURE, CITY OF CULTURES 

Sibiu Hermannstadt 

Touristic 

Young since 1191 

Guide

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How to get 

to Sibiu 13 

A walk 

through Sibiu

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Sibiu - Young since 1191 

Having fun and 

spending leisure 

time in Sibiu 43 Museums 

in Sibiu 57 Around 

Useful information/ 

Sibiu 61 Accommodations 

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Sibiu 


The fi rst written 

documentation documentation of Sibiu 

(under the name of of 

Cibinium) dates dates from from 

1191. 

in 1223, Sibiu was mentioned 

under the name of Vila Hermanni, 

a rural type of dwelling. The catastrophic 

consequences of the tartar 

raids between 1241 and 1242 

lead to the awareness that the 

city had to be enforced. The fortifi 

cation works thus began, intensifying 

during the next centuries 

so that by the 15th century Sibiu 

became one of the best protected 

cities in Transylvania. in 1292 

the fi rst hospital on the present 

territory of Romania opened in 

the Asylum Church, a building 


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which is still preserved today. in 

1366, Sibiu is mentioned for the 

fi rst time under the name of Hermannstadt. 

The defense capacity 

of the city against ottoman 

attacks caught the attention of 

the entire europe. Pope eugene 

iV himself nominated Sibiu as “a 

defender of Christianity”. in the 

15th century the social and economic 

life and the most important 

events of the fortress took 

place in the three central squares: 

Small Square, large Square and 

Huet Square.


During the 19th century, famous 

musicians such as Franz Liszt and 

Johann Strauss sustained concerts 

on the stages of Sibiu. 

They were very well structured: 

the houses of the merchants and 

craftsmen were situated in the 

Small Square, whereas the large 

Square was dominated by the 

magnifi cent houses of the patriciate. 

The number of the very well organized 

craft guilds increased 

during this period. Their products 

not only entered the Transylvanian 

market but also on the 

markets of important european 

cities. in 1691, following the Austrian 

occupation, Transylvania 

was included in the Austro-Hungarian 

empire, becoming an Autonomous 

Principality and Sibiu 

served as its capital (1692 - 1790). 

During the 18th century the medieval 

image of the city transformed 

into one of a modern, 

occidental city, with imposing 

churches and buildings in a Viennese 

baroque style. The cultural 

life had an increasingly important 

role, music and theatre being 

integral in the city’s life. The 

Brukenthal Palace was built.

Th e 

Brukenthal 

Palace 

it is one of the most signifi cant 

Baroque style monuments in 

Transylvania and it was built to 

serve the governor, Baron Samuel 

von Brukenthal, as the offi cial 

residence but also with the purpose 

of sheltering his art collection. 

The Palace is now the site of 

the Brukenthal national Museum, 

one of the most important art 

museums in Romania. 


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The union of Transylvania with 

Romania (1918) brought about 

major changes in the city life, 

especially in city planning and 

in the social and cultural fields: 

the education in the Romanian 

language also developed and 

the main modern cultural institutions 

were founded in the years 

which followed: The State Theatre 

(1947) and the State Philharmonics 

(1949). The instauration 

of communism after 1945 came 

with the socialist industrialization 

process, numerous setbacks being 

recorded, especially from the 

point of view of the city planning. 

After the Revolution in 1989, 

the center of the city was declared 

a protected historical area 

in order to preserve its medieval 

aspect. The medieval architectural 

reservation includes an area 

of around 80 hectares of valuable 

buildings, the majority of which 

are monuments, comprised within 

the four fortification belts.

in 2007, Sibiu held the title of european 

Capital of Culture, thus 

succeeding in highlighting its 

highly valuable cultural and historic 

heritage. As a result of this 

event, the city’s image improved 

signifi cantly, foreign visitors placing 

Sibiu amongst the top fi ve european 

Capitals of Culture. 

This fact confi rms that Sibiu 

leaves one with a powerful positive 

impression and has the necessary 

potential to maintain its 

statute of cultural touristic destination 

of a european level. 


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How to get to Sibiu 

BY PLANE 

The international Airport in 

Sibiu is situated at a distance of 

5 km from the city, westwards, 

with direct access from european 

Road 81. Air companies such 

as Tarom, Carpatair, Austrian 

Airlines, Blue Air and lufthansa 

operate on the international 

Airport in Sibiu. in order to view 

the flight schedule, please access 

http://www.sibiu-airport.ro 

or ask for information at phone 

number 0040 269 253 135. 

BY TRAIN 

To obtain direct information 

regarding the best connections 

for your trip, please visit 

de CFR Agency in Sibiu, no. 6, 

nicolae Balcescu Street, telephone: 

0040 269 212 085; 216 

441 or visit www.cfr.ro. 

BY CAR 

Sibiu is crossed by european 

Road e68 (Arad – Sibiu - Brasov) 

and e 81 (Cluj – Sibiu – Pitesti 

- Bucuresti). 

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A walk through Sibiu 

We suggest you start your walk through 

the historical center in the Small 

Square, near the Bridge of Lies. 

The Bridge of Lies 

Small Square 

Built in 1859, it is the fi rst cast iron 

bridge on the nowadays territory of 

Romania, ensuring the access from 

the central fortress towards the 

lower Town. legends related to the 

name of the bridge say that it made 

a screaking sound at every lie said by 

those crossing it, threatening to break 

under the “weight” of a bigger lie. 

Once in the Small Square, 

you can also visit the 

Council Tower.

The Council Tower 

no. 1, large Square 

(entrance from the Small Square) 

it is one of the well known monuments 

of Sibiu. its name is due to 

the fact that the old City Hall of of 

Sibiu, mentioned in documents 

in in 1324, is situated next door. The 

tower had various uses, from a storage 

house for cereals to an observation 

deck deck for for fi res, res, a a jail jail house house and and 

even a a museum museum of natural sciences 

at the middle middle of the 18th century. 

Going through the passage situated 

under the tower you will reach 

the Large Large Square, where you 

will fi fi nd nd touristic touristic objectives objectives 

such as: 


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The Haller House 


The Renaissance style 

building preserves several 

elements belonging 

to the original building. 

The Haller House was preserved 

in the property of 

the Haller family for a period 

of 345 years.


The building of the 

City Hall of Sibiu 

no. 2, Samuel Brukenthal Street 

Built at the beginning of the 20th 

century, the building was erected in 

a special architectural style. The front 

part is adorned with fi gurative elements 

and the interior presents motifs 

from the Jugendstil. 

An Art nouveau stained-glass can 

be seen at the fi rst fl oor, the entire 

hall presenting Greek motifs and lion 

heads. The restoration of the building 

was fi nalized in 2006 and at the present 

the local administration unwinds 

its activity here.

The “Sfanta Treime (Holy Trinity)” 

Roman Catholic Parish Church 


opened to visitors every day. 

The church was built by Jesuit monks 

between 1726 and 1733 in an early Viennese 

Baroque style. Among the valuable 

elements we mention the fresco 

representing Mary and the Baby, made 

in 1777, the Baroque style confessionals 

dating from the 18th century, the 

stained glass windows and the organ 

installed here in 1860. 

Leaving the Large Square, we take General 

Magheru Street where you may visit: 

The Ursulines Church 

no. 38, General Magheru Street 



A Dominican monastery functioned here 

starting with 1474 which, at the time of the 

religious reform in 1543, passed into the possession 

of the lutherans. later on the church 

is handed to the Ursuline nuns who rebuilt 

it starting with 1728. The exterior presents 

Gothic elements whereas the inside, at the 

request of the nuns, was decorated in a Baroque 

style. 

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Go through the passage situated near 

the church and you will reach Selarilor 

Street, where the Franciscan Church 

can be found: 

The Franciscan Church 

no. 14, Selarilor Street 


The church initially belonged to the 

order of the Clarissa nuns and in 1716 

it entered in the possession of the 

Franciscans. it presents architectural 

elements both in the Gothic and the 

Baroque style. 

Your journey will now go on to Filarmonicii Street 

and then on to Cetatii Street.

The fortification wall 

on Cetatii Street 

The wall maintains its aspect dating 

from the second half of the 15th century, 

when it was rebuilt in brick and a watch 

road was created. 

Cetatii Street is flanked by three very well 

preserved defense towers, belonging 

to the third fortification belt. They bear 

the name of the guilds responsible with 

building them, ensuring maintenance 

and defending them: The Carpenters’ 

Tower, The Potters’ Tower and the Arquebusiers’ 

Tower. All three towers present 

a distinct architecture, having been 

built during different time periods, each 

guild trying to imprint its own style. 


The Thick Tower 

(today the State Philharmonics) 

no. 5, Cetatii Street 

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Built in 1540, the Thick Tower was part of a 

series of fortification belts, with several defensive 

belts, being considered a genuine 

“war machine”. After 1788, when the tower 

lost its defense role, the space was refashioned 

to host the first theatre house in the 

city. The first cinema projection took place in 

this hall in 1898. Recently rehabilitated, the 

tower hosts at the present the State Philharmonics 

in Sibiu.


Leaving Cetăţii Street, carry onto Papiu 

Ilarian Street, then on to Nicolae 

Bălcescu Boulevard, passing the Roman 

Emperor Hotel and reaching Mitropoliei 

Street. Here you can admire: 

The Bethlen House 

no. 13, Mitropoliei Street 

The Bethlen House is known as the 

“Caryatides House” or the “Small Palace” 

because it attempts to present 

certain architectural motifs of Baron 

Brukenthal’s palace; it was built in 

1786. The entrance is fl anked by two 

caryatides, a symbol of the late baroque 

style. 

The “Saint Trinity” 

Metropolitan Cathedral 

no. 33 – 35, Mitropoliei Street 

The church is opened to visitors every 

day. The edifi ce of the cathedral 

stands out by its imposing Byzantine 

navy, inspired from the architecture 

of the Saint Sophie Basilica 

in istanbul. The cathedral was sanctifi 

ed in April 1906 and since then it 

was restored several times and embellished 

with a beautiful neo-byzantine 

window.

The Reformed Church 

no. 9, Mitropoliei Street 


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Built between 1783-1786, the church is a sober 

monument, standing out with its narrow, 

baroque style façade. 

The Stairs’ Passage 

From Mitropoliei 

Street descend on 

Al. Odobescu Street, 

passing nearby the 

Museum of History, 

and here discovering: 

Situated near the “Wall of the Arches”, the 

Stairs’ Passage connects the Upper Town 

with the lower Town by means of two ramifications 

of stairs and arcades which surround 

the city walls nearby the evangelic 

Church. The right wing of the passage is part 

of a wall which belonged to the second fortification 

belt.


The Stairs’ Tower 

no. 3, Huet Square 

Built in the 13th century, it is one of 

the oldest edifices in Sibiu. its present 

day form dates from 1542. The 

tower presents at the first floor an 

arched passage way leading towards 

the stairs connecting the “Upper 

Town” with the “lower Town”. 

The Journeymen’s House 


The building was erected between 

the 13th and 14th centuries. The 

house served as a shelter for the 

travelling journeymen during the 

past centuries. it is the first “journeymen’s 

house” situated outside the 

borders of Germany, Switzerland 

and France.

The “Saint Mary” 

Evangelic Parish Church 


The church is opened to visitors 

every day between 10 a.m. and 6 

p.m. during summer and between 

11 a.m. and 4 p.m. the rest of the 

year. The church tower may be 

visited upon request. The evangelic 

Church is one of the most 

impressive buildings in Sibiu. Built 

between the 14th and the 16th 

century, the edifi ce is dominated 

by the seven levels central tower, 

framed by four smaller towers 

situated in the corners. it is the 

second highest tower in Transylvania, 

the highest being the one 

in Bistriţa (73.34 meters). 

one of the most beautiful bronze 

fonts existing in our country is to 

be found in the choir, in the church 

axis. A number of 228 booklets in 

relief adorn its surface, most of 

them being fi gurative representations 

of Byzantine infl uence. 


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The font dates from 1438 and according 

to the legend, it was cast in 

the bronze of the Turkish cannons 

captured by the inhabitants of Sibiu 

in the battle of 1437. 

For a period of 300 years starting 

with 1496, the church also served as 

a burial site for mayors, county administrative 

leaders and other personalities 

of the city. Baron Samuel 

von Brukenthal is one of those who 

found a resting place here. 

The tomb stones covering the graves 

were taken from the church navy in 

1853 and incorporated in the walls 

of the church ferula, thus obtaining 

a gallery of 67 tombstones, unique 

in Romania. 

During summer, organ concerts take 

place here every Wednesday.

Continue your walk and dare to open 

old gates, discover mysterious passage 

ways and the narrow streets which release 

the scent of the past and that of 

history. Stop and have dinner in one 

of the open-air terraces in the Small 

Square, in a peaceful atmosphere. 

Take your time in exploring an old 

city and absorb its paradoxical youth, 

which also characterizes its inhabitants. 

You will discover many other interesting 

sights which will strengthen 

your belief that you made the right 

choice in coming to Sibiu. 


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Having fun and 

spending leisure 

time in Sibiu 

A small pocket book of the year events 

In 2007 Sibiu proudly held the title 

of European Capital of Culture. Th e 

city whishes to preserve the cultural 

prestige it acquired and continues 

to enrich its off er of events. Here is a 

selection of these events, without exhausting 

the entire list. We haven’t 

forgotten motor sports lovers.

MarCH 


“Vară, vară, primăvară” 

(Summer, summer, spring) 

Competition Festival for Young 

Interpreters of Folkloric Music 

A festival of folkloric music 

and dance. 

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Contact: The “Cindrelul-Junii” County Center 

for the Preservation of Traditional Culture in 

Sibiu. Tel: 0040 269 210 945, cjcp@logon.ro, 

www.juniisibiului.ro 

april 

The Carnival of Sibiu 

The Carnival opens the series of 

summer cultural events in Sibiu. 

Amusing and noisy parades and exhilarating 

concerts are the evening 

attractions. 

organizer: The Association of the knights’ 

order in Sibiu


May 

Europe Sings and Dances, 

- a festival of folkloric music 

from all over europe 


for the Preservation of Traditional Culture 

in Sibiu, tel: 0040 269 210 945, 


The Jazz Student Gala 

- jazz music concerts in the interpretation 

of student bands 

Contact: The Students’ Cultural Center 

in Sibiu, tel: 0040 269 212 883, ccssibiu@ 

yahoo.com, www.casastudentilorsibiu.ro

Sibiu Jazz 

Festival 

A renowned festival with a long 

tradition in europe. numerous concerts, 

jam-sessions and work-shops 

take place over a period of seven 

days, their common theme being 

jazz music and the interference of 

this musical style with other genres 

such as: folklore, symphonic music, 

rock, salsa, hip-hop, etc. 

Contact: The Pro Art Hermannstadt Foundation, 

telephone: 0040 269 224 282, projazz@rdslink.ro, 

www.sibiujazzfestival.com 

MUST 


SEE! 

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MUST 

SEE! 

Th e 

International 

Th eatre 

Festival 

in Sibiu 

The most important performing arts 

festival in Romania. it includes over 

350 events presented by companies 

from over 70 countries. The most 

spectacular section is that presenting 

street performances and concerts in 

the large Square. 

Contact: The Radu Stanca national Theatre, 

no. 2, Corneliu Coposu Boulevard, tel: 0040 

269 210 092, info@sibfest.ro, www.sibfest.ro


June 

The Transilvania International 

Film Festival, TIFF 

The international festival of 

full length film in Romania. 

The festival became a well 

known brand in the region 

not only for the quality of the 

programs presented to the 

public but also for the excellent 

organization, the effervescent 

atmosphere and the 

great number of events: from 

seminars and workshops to 

concerts and parties till dawn. 

Contact: The Association for the 

Promotion of the Romanian Film, 

info@tiff.ro 

Summer Concerts 

– The Romanian-American 

Music Days 

Concerts of American music of all 

genres. 

Contact: The State Philharmonics 

in Sibiu, no. 3-5, Cetatii Street, 

tel: 0040 269 206 508, filarmo@rdslink. 

ro, www.filarmonicasibiu.ro

July 

The Crazy Bike Hill Climb 

International Festival 

- extreme sports demonstration 

Contact: Moto Club Crazy Bike, 

tel: 0788 270 889, www.crazybike.ro 

Sibiu Rally 

Contact: The Scorpion Racing Team Sports 

Association 


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MUST 

SEE! 

ARTMANIA 

Festival 

During the last years, renowned rock 

bands were present on the festival 

stage, such as: Him, Amorphis, Tristania, 

Anathema, lacrimosa, Tiamat and 

My Dying Bride. 

Contact: The Artmania Foundation, 

www.artmaniafestival.ro

The “Carl Filtsch” International 

Competition for Piano Interpretation 

and Composition 

- a festival and competition of 

classic music 

Contact: The State Philharmonics in Sibiu, 

no. 3-5, Cetatii Street, tel: 0040 269 206 

508, filarmo@rdslink.ro, 

www.filarmonicasibiu.ro 

The Summer International Festival 

- theatre season for children 

and youth 

Contact: The Gong Theatre for Children 

and Youth, no. 5, Al. odobescu Street, tel/ 

fax: 0040 269 211 349, gongsibiu@clicknet. 

ro, www.teatrulgong.ro 

august 


The “Cântecele Munţilor(Songs 

of the Mountains)” International 

Folkloric Festival 


for the Preservation of Traditional Culture in 

Sibiu, tel: 0040 269 210 945, cjcp@logon.ro, 


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The National Festival of Folkloric 

Tradition in Romania 

The Festival covers seven thematic 

sections: religious arts (traditions related 

to religious practices), folkloric 

literature (fairy tales, supernatural 

tales, folkloric poetry and theatre), 

musical arts (vocal and instrumental 

interpreters), choreographic arts (folkloric 

dance), traditional plastic arts (artistic 

crafts), mechanic arts (traditional 

technical creation) and the culinary 

art (menus according to traditional 

cuisine). 

Contact: The ASTRA national Museum 

Complex, no. 11, Small Square, 

office@muzeulastra.ro, www.muzeulastra.ro


Th e “Cetăţi 

Transilvane” 

(Transylvanian 

Fortresses) 

Medieval 

Festival 

MUST 

SEE! 

The fortress of Sibiu will become for 

three days a genuine medieval market, 

animated by dance performances and 

medieval theatre plays, knights’ tournaments, 

medieval music concerts, 

circus shows, all having a common 

theme: the medieval art. 

Contact: The Cultural Department of the City 

of Sibiu, tel: 0040 269 229 627, casacultura@ 

sibiu.ro, www.sibiuccm.ro


Red Bull Romaniacs 2009 

Hard enduro rally 

organizer: The Adrenalin Sports Club 

Association, www.airadrenaline.ro 

Geiger Mountain Bike 

Challenge 

Contact: The Cyclist and Triathlon Club 

in Sibiu 

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The Potters’ Fair 

Masters in pottery from the entire 

country will be present at the fair, 

representing the most renowned 

pottery centers in Romania. During 

the festival, the large Square situated 

in the center of Sibiu regains 

its original function of holiday fair. 

Contact: The “Cindrelul-Junii” County 

Center for the Preservation of Traditional 

Culture in Sibiu, tel: 0040 269 210 945, 

cjcp@logon.ro, www.juniisibiului.ro


The “George Enescu” 


Symphonic music concerts. 

Contact: The State Philharmonics in 

Sibiu, no. 3-5, Cetatii Street, tel: 0040 

269 206 508, filarmo@rdslink.ro, 


Now Ballet 

A contemporary ballet festival with 

artistic, educational and instructive 

components, forming young 

artists and disseminating this art 

among the wide public. 

Contact: The Association of the knights’ 

order in Sibiu 

The International Festival 

of Lyrical Art 

opera, operetta, ballet performances 

and recitals, courses of 

interpretation skills with the participation 

and under the guidance 

of consecrated masters of 

lyrical art. 

Contact: The State Philharmonics in 

Sibiu, no. 3-5, Cetatii Street, tel: 0040 

269 206 508, filarmo@rdslink.ro, 


OCtOber 

The Ballet mini-season 

organizer: The Association of the 

knights’ order in Sibiu 

The “Jazz and More” 


The festival promotes avantgarde 

music and the most 

representative contemporary 

music trends. 

Contact: The interzone Cultural 

Association, www.jazzandmore.ro

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Th e ASTRA 

Film Festival 

ASTRA FilM is a unique international 

fi lm festival in this part of europe, 

promoting the best non-fi ctional fi lm 

productions in Romania and the entire 

region and off ers fi lm lovers the opportunity 

to meet fi lm directors from 

all over the world. 

Astra Film Fest is dedicated to documentaries 

related to the issues of the 

contemporary society. 

Contact: The ASTRA Film Studio, 

tel: 0040 269 210 134, aff @astrafi lm.ro, 

www.astrafi lm.ro


nOveMber 

The Ioan Macrea Memorial 

Festival of folklore. 

Contact: The “Cindrelul-Junii” County 

Center for the Preservation of Traditional 

Culture in Sibiu, tel: 0040 269 210 945, 

cjcp@logon.ro, www.juniisibiului.ro 

The Dance Festival in Sibiu 

Dance performances sustained by 

Romanian or foreign professional 

or amateur dance companies, 

dance workshops and photography 

exhibitions having dance as a 

central theme. 

Contact: The Students’ Cultural Center, 

tel: 0040 269 212 883, ccssibiu@yahoo. 

com, www.casastudentilorsibiu.ro 

The National Folk Music 

and Poetry Festival 

Contact:The Gong Theatre for Children 

and Youth, no. 5, Al. odobescu Street, 

tel/fax: 0040 269 211 349, 

gongsibiu@clicknet.ro, 

www.teatrulgong.ro

DeCeMber 

The Christmas Fair 


The event is a holiday fair where the 

public is invited to visit the wooden 

cottages in which over 60 vendors 

will present their season products. 

Aside these, small trains and thematic 

merry-go-rounds will be welcoming 

children into the Christmas fair. The 

open-air skating ring with a surface 

of 900 square meters constitutes the 

main attraction. Artistic demonstrations, 

music and carols concerts will be 

taking place over the whole duration 

of the fair. 

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The “Magic Show” 


The Magic Show international Festival 

targets to present animation 

shows, mimic and shadow theatre 

performances, illusionism and magic 

shows as well as performances combining 

the art of dancing and circus. 

The event reunites performances 

meant to inspire their public, offering 

access to this form of performing arts. 

Contact: The Gong Theatre for Children and 

Youth Sibiu, no. 5, Al. odobescu Street, 

tel/fax: 0040 269 211 349, gongsibiu@clicknet.ro, 

www.teatrulgong.ro 

Acapella music concerts 

The most popular carols and Christmas 

songs will be presented in 

wonderful concerts sustained by the 

Acapella vocal group. Their repertoire 

combines classic and modern 

elements by means of original interpretations 

of the songs included on 

”Trei Crai de la Rasarit” and “Christmas 

with Acapella” albums. 

Contact: The Acapella Cultural Association, 

www.acapella .ro

December 31 st 

New Year’s 

Eve Sibiu 

in the night between the years, locals 

gather in the large Square of the city 

to celebrate new Year’s eve. Concerts 

and spectacular fi reworks shows take 

place here. 

Contact: The Cultural Department of the City 

of Sibiu, tel: 0040 269 229 627, casacultura@ 

sibiu.ro, www.sibiuccm.ro 


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Museums 

in Sibiu

THE BRUKENTHAL 

NATIONAL MUSEUM 

The Samuel von Brukenthal Museum 

Address: no. 4-5, large Square 

Opened in summer (March - October): 

Tuesday – Sunday from 10 a.m to 6 p.m.; 

Monday closed. 

The first Tuesday of the month closed 

Opened in winter (October - March) 

Wednesday - Sunday from 10 a.m to 6 

p.m.; Monday, Tuesday closed 

Tel: 004 0269 217 691 

Fees: adults – 12 lei, children, students 

and retired persons – 3 lei 

The Museum was opened to the public 

in 1817 comprising the initial collections 

of Baron Samuel von Brukenthal. 

The European painting collection 

The museum displays approximately 

1200 works belonging to the main 

european painting schools from the 

15th to the 18th centuries. The Flem- 

ish and Dutch schools are represented 

through masters formed in the renowned 

european painting schools; 

the German and Austrian school gathered 

over 430 paintings belonging to 

the late German Renaissance and the 

italian school displays the works of 

very well known artists among which 

Tullio lombardo, Tiziano Vecellio, 

Alessandro Magnasco and many others. 

The engravings cabinet 

Masterpieces of the european engraving 

works which are signed by Albrecht 

Durer, Marcantonio Raimondi, 


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Agostino Carracci, Hendrick Goltzius, 

egidius Sadeler, Boetius and Schelte 

Bolswert, Cornelis Galle, Robert nanteuil, 

Giambattista Piranesi, Giovanni 

Battista Tiepolo, and many others. The 

collection was enriched in 1834 with 

160 engravings purchased from painter 

Franz neuhauser and subsequently 

with the works of the Romanian masters 

in this art: Theodor Aman, Ştefan 

luchian, Theodor Pallady, Gheorghe 

Petrascu, nicolae Tonitza. A special 

fee needs to be paid in order to visit 

this collection.


The Romanian Art Gallery 

it includes paintings, graphic works, 

sculptures, furniture, silverware, porcelaine, 

glass works, etc., dating from 

the 15th century to the contemporary 

period. Among the artists signing 

these works we mention: Franz neuhauser, 

Robert Wellmann, Fritz Schullerus, 

octavian Smighelschi, emerich 

Tamas, Friedrich Miess, nicolae Grigorescu, 

Theodor Pallady, Alexandru 

Ciucurencu, Hans Mattis Teutsch and 

Corneliu Baba. 

The decorative art collection 

The Brukenthal Museum owns an 

important decorative art collection 

which includes altars, sculptures, lay 

and religious silverware (15th - 18th 

century), glass works, oriental carpets 

and furniture, displays of an outstanding 

artistic value, their style and 

technique proving their origin in the 

central european space. 


The Museum of History 

“The Altemberger House” 

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Address: no. 2, Mitropoliei Street 

opened: Wednesday – Sunday from 

10 a.m to 6 p.m.; Monday, Tuesday 

closed. Fees (the permanent exhibition): 

adults – 12 lei, children, students 

and retired persons – 4 lei 

The building hosting the museum is 

an important monument of gothic 

architecture, the nucleus of which 

was the house of Mayor Thomas Altemberger. 

The edifice was erected 

at the end of the 15th century and it


is the largest civilian gothic ensemble 

in Romania. 

The permanent exhibitions 

The evolution of human communities 

in Southern Transylvania starting 

with the paleolithic and ending 

with the Middle Ages. each hall of the 

museum displays in a chronological 

fashion a cave habitat, then a series of 

reconstitued human habitats belonging 

to the neolithic age (Starcevo-Criș 

and Vinca cultures) and the eneolithic 

age (Petrești culture), followed by the 

bronze age and the first phase of the 

iron age (Hallstatt). in hall 6 a Dacian 

sanctuary was reconstituted. Hall 

number 7 follows, where a Roman 

dwelling was reconstituted in a butaphoric 

fashion and the last hall presents 

to the visitor a medieval habitat. 

The collection of weapons and armors 

The collection comprises 1900 objects 

and includes: the collection of the 

Weapons Chamber of the city of Sibiu 

(Städtische Rüstkammer) founded in 

1872, the collection of the Museum 

of the Carpathian Society in Ardeal 

founded in 1880, a collection which 

previously belonged to the Astra Museum, 

in 1919 having been donated to 

Commending Body of the Troops in 

Transylvania. 

The Museum of Natural History 

Address: no. 1, Cetăţii Street 

opened to the public: Wednesday - Sunday 

from 10 a.m to 6 p.m.; Monday, Tuesday 

closed. Fees: adults - 8 lei, children, 

students and retired persons - 3 lei 

The base of the museum was set in 

1849 with the founding of the Sibiu Association 

of natural Sciences in Ardeal. 

The collections of the museum sum up 

almost 1.100.000 elements belonging 

to the field of geology, paleontology, 

botany and zoology. The most modern 

natural history exhibition in Romania 

was opened in December 2007. From a 

thematic point of view, the exhibition 

presents the main groups of animals, in 

their phylogenetic evolution. 


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The Museum of Pharmacy 

Address: no. 26, Small Square 

opened to the public: Wednesday – Sunday 

from 10 a.m to 6 p.m.; Monday, Tuesday 

closed. Fees: adults – 6 lei, children, 

students and retired persons – 3 lei 

opened in 1972, the museum reunites 

over 6.600 objects from the 14th to 

the 19th century. These objects were 

collected from pharmacies, pharmaceutical 

offices, medical institutions 

and private persons from the entire 

country. 

The building hosting the museum is 

a historical monument of architecture, 

with Gothic and Renaissance 

elements. Among the exhibits of the 

museum we mention: scales of various 

types, filters, distillers, metallic 

and ceramic recipients, laboratory 

glass utensils, etc. Also, the museum 

displays a homeopathic collection 

comprising 2900 items. 

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THE NATIONAL 

COMPLEX OF ASTRA 

MUSEUMS 

The ASTRA Museum of Traditional 

Folkloric Civilization 

Address: Calea Răşinari, Sibiu 

October – March 

Tuesday – Sunday: 09.00 – 17.00 

April – May 


May – September 


Fees: adults – 15 lei; children, students 

and alumni: 4 lei 

Situated in the Dumbrava Forest, the 

ASTRA Museum of Traditional Folkloric 

Civilization spreads over 96 hectares 

of land and offers a 10 kilometers 

exhibition circuit, being the only 

open-air museum in Sibiu. 

The museum hosts original monuments 

representative for the value 

system of rural traditional civilization 

in Romania. You may discover here 

households brought from various re-

gions of the country and rebuilt here, 

interiors preserved in their original 

form, with household and decorative 

objects, craftsmen’ workshops, wooden 

churches, crucifixes, inns, a pavilion 

for playing, a skittle-alley and a seesaw. 

in 2008, another 10 constructions 

were dismantled and transferred into 

the museum, the collection being enriched 

with the following exhibits: a 

winegrower’s household dating from 

1835 – historical monument from the 


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village of Bălăneşti (Gorj county); a 

wooden church (historical monument 

dating from the 18th century) from 

Comăneşti, the village of Suta (Gorj 

county); the saw-miller’s household 

from the village of Gura Râului (Sibiu 

county); an animal breeder’s household 

from Şimon – Bran (Braşov county); 

a blacksmith’s workshop from 

Fundu Moldovei (Suceava county); a 

fulling mill with a hammer and a stamp 

from Jieţ (Hunedoara county) and a 

shed with a stable meant to complete 

the Saxon potter’s household from 

Saschiz (Mureş county). During winter, 

the museum offers the possibility to 

take a sledge ride and during summer 

you make take a horse drawn carriage 

ride. You can relax taking a boat ride 

on the lake inside the museum and 

have a Romanian traditional meal in 

the restaurant of the museum. (The 

tourist information center within the 

museum can provide information regarding 

the fees for these services). 

During summer, children may participate 

in the activities of the eTHno 

- TeCHno - PARk - The Children’s 


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Museum, where the organizers stress 

upon the idea of educating children 

with the help of models of peasant industrial 

installations: wind mills, fourin-hands, 

stamps, etc. 

Take the touristic tram from the open- 

Air Museum and see the special natural 

landscape it crosses: Sibiu – the 

Dumbrava Forest – The Zoo Garden 

– The open-Air Museum – Răşinari. A 

tram wagon was transformed into a 

restaurant wagon where refreshments 

and coffee may be served. From the 

open-Air Museum you may also reach 

the Zoo Garden. it spreads over a surface 

of 15 hectares and is home to over 

135 animals and birds from 35 species. 

We must also mention the 400 years 

old oak situated at the entrance.


The “Emil Sigerius” Ethnographic 

Museum of Saxon Folkloric Art 


opened to the public: 

october - May 

Tuesday – Sunday: 09.00-17.00 

June-September 


Tel: 004 0269 218 195 

Fees: adults – 5 lei; 

children, students and alumni: 1,5 lei 

The building nowadays hosting the 

museum is a former butchers’ market 

place, attested since 1370. The building 

was used as a theatre hall for a 

short period of time in 1765. 

At the present the edifice hosts the 

Art Galleries of the ASTRA Museum 

and a small souvenir shop. The central 

theme of the exhibits in this 

museum is the place and role of the 

Transylvanian Saxon population in 

the Romanian and universal culture.


The “Franz Binder” Museum 


opened to the public: 

October – May 

Tuesday – Sunday : 09.00-17.00 

June-September 


Fees: adults – 5 lei; 

children, students and alumni: 1,5 lei 

The “Franz Binder” Museum is the 

first and only museum of extra european 

ethnography in Romania. 

The collections of the “Franz Binder” 

Museum of Universal ethnography 

were formed as early as the 19th century 

from donations and acquisitions 

from travelers or owners of such objects. 

The collection of the museum 

comprises exotic items of egyptian, 

ecuadorian, indonesian, Chinese and 

Japanese origin. The building hosting 

the museum is known as the Hermes 

House and dates from the 16th century. 

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Around 


If you are in Sibiu and wish to take 

a one-day trip, here are some locations 

nearby which are worth seeing. 

Tourist information centers can 

provide additional information 

regarding the means of transportation 

towards these locations. 

the sub arini park 

(spreading between Victoriei 

Boulevard and the Dumbrava Forest) 

The park stretches over 22 hectares 

and is home to over 68 species 

of trees. Around 95 species of 

birds live in this park. The special 

atmosphere in the park is happily 

complemented by the concerts 

and shows taking place in the Music 

Pavilion during summer. Those 

who are looking for an active rest 

can fi nd here a 6 kilometer bicycle 

runway.

Păltiniş 

Consecrated as a ski resort with 

abundant snow and equipped 

with cable slope transportation, 

Păltiniş is also known as a therapeutic 

resort for endocrine, neurological 

and respiratory diseases. 

Thus, Păltiniş is an all –year –round 

resort. it is situated at 32 kilometers 

from Sibiu, at an altitude of 

1400 meters. 

Fortified churches 

and fortresses 


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You can find around Sibiu and in 

the villages around Mediaş most of 

the fortified churches which date 

from the 12th to the 16th century. 

Beautiful and well preserved, the 

fortified churches at Biertan and 

Valea Viilor were declared heritage 

monuments, being included on 

the UneSCo list. Also, you can visit 

the peasant fortress in Slimnic, the 

fortified churches in Cisnădie and 

Cisnădioara, the Cistercian abbey in 

Cârţa, and many other locations.


Transfăgărășan , 

The Bâlea Waterfall and Lake 

Two locations which are appealing 

due to the beautiful and wild mountain 

landscape. The snow doesn’t 

thaw until July so you may ski at will. 

Access is possible via national Road 

7 (Dn 7) – Transfăgărăşan. The location 

is situated at a 65 kilometers’ 

distance from Sibiu. Caution! The 

road between Bâlea Waterfall and 

Bâlea lake is closed for traffic between 

november and July. 

Mărginimea Sibiului • www.turism.sibiu.ro 

Ocna Sibiului 

it is a balneary resort built around 

several natural high salinity lakes. 

it is an ideal place for relaxation, 

for sun bathing and therapeutic 

treatments with mud. The resort is 

15 kilometers away from Sibiu. 

Albota 

if you want to practice trout fishing, 

relax, enjoy a tasty meal or go 

mountain hiking in the Făgăraş 

Mountains, it is definitely worth 

while to visit Albota. 

Mărginimea Sibiului 

(the cluster of villages around Sibiu): 

The typically peasant atmosphere, 

the intact preservation of the folkloric 

traditions and customs, the 

hospitality of the villagers and the 

culinary skills of the hosts make 

this area an ideal place to spend 

you vacation.

Ocna Sibiului • www.ocnasibiului.ro 

Albota • www. albota .sobis.ro 


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60 Sibiu - Young since 1191 www.turism.sibiu.ro 

the offi cial touristic web site of the city 

i 

Tourist 

Information 

Centers 

Th e Tourist Information Centers 

in Sibiu ensure the essential relationship 

between the city and the 

tourists. Th ese centers off er assistance 

and guidance and you can 

fi nd here maps and information 

leafl ets.

The City Hall of Sibiu 

no. 2, Samuel Brukenthal Street, entrance 

C; Tel: 0040 269 208 913, Fax: 

0040 269 208 811; e-mail: turism@ 

sibiu.ro. opened: Monday-Friday 

between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.; Saturday – 

Sunday between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. 

Sibiu Airport 

no. 73, Alba iulia Road (in the new terminal); 

Tel/fax: 0040 269 253 999 

e-mail: turism@sibiu.ro 

opened: Monday – Friday from 7 a.m. 

to 9.30 p.m.; Saturday – Sunday: 1.30 

p.m. – 9.30 p.m 

The Railway Station in Sibiu 

no. 6, 1 Decembrie 1918 Square 

Tel: 0040 269 208 913; Fax: 0040 269 

208 811; e-mail: turism@sibiu.ro 

opened: Monday - Sunday from 9 

a.m. - 5 p.m. 

The ASTRA Museum 

Calea Răşinari 

Tel: 0040 269 252 976 

e-mail: info_astra@sibiu-turism.ro 

Kultours Info Center 

Small Square, ground floor of the 

House of luxemburg 

Tel: 004 0040 269 216 854 

opened: around the clock 

e-mail: office@kultours.ro 

Web: www.kultours.ro 

Info Point Sibiu 


Tel/fax: 004 0269 244 442 

e-mail: info@sibiu.ro 

The Fresco Hall of the Brukenthal 

National Museum 

no. 22, Small Square 


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Useful information 

Possibilities of payment 

Most hotels, rent-a-car companies, 

large shops and some restaurants accept 

credit cards issued by: American 

express, Dinner Club, JCB international, 

euro Master Card and ViSA. 

However, you might want to check 

this in advance, just to be certain! 

Emergency number – 112 

The number to use in case of an emergency 

is 112, charge free call. 

The Protection and Assistance 

Service for Tourists – SPAT 

Address: no. 2, Samuel Brukenthal 

Street; Telephone: 0040 269 208 913 

SPAT functions within the Community 

Police Service under the coordination 

of the City of Sibiu and offers 

assistance and protection for tourists 

in Sibiu. SPAT agents offer information 

regarding means of transportation, 

currency exchange rates, emergency 

numbers of embassies and 

consulates, the functioning of ATMs, 

etc. SPAT agents patrol the historical 

center as well as the Railway Station, 

carrying along city maps and information 

leaflets. The Service is functional 

during summer. 

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64 Accomodation in Sibiu 

Type Name Address Telephone 004+local number E-mail Website 

Hotel Hilton ***** Str. Pãdurea Dumbrava nr.1 004 0269 252 986 info.sibiu@hilton.com www.sibiu.hilton.com 

Hotel Continental Forum**** Str. Piaţa Unirii nr.10 004 0372 692 692 forum.sibiu@continentalhotels.ro www.continentalhotels.ro 

Hotel Golden Tulip Ana Tower**** Str. Şcoala de Inot nr.2 004 0269 234 000 office@goldentulipsibiu.ro www.goldentulipsibiu.ro 

Hotel Ibis**** Str. Claea Dumbravii, nr. 1-4 004 0269 218 100 reservations@ibishotels.ro www.ibishotels.ro 

Hotel Libra**** Str. Calea Guşteriţei nr.21-23 004 0269 234 244, 0369 428 000 office@hotel-libra.ro www.hotel-libra.ro 

Hotel Levoslav**** Str. Gen. Magheru, nr.12 004 0269 216 185 rezervari@levoslav.ro, office@levoslav.ro www.levoslav.ro 

Hotel Ramada**** Str. Emil Cioran, nr.2 004 0269 235 505 reservations@ramadasibiu.ro www.ramadasibiu.ro 

Hotel Casa Moraru**** Str. Alexandru Vlahuţã nr.11A 004 0269 206 522 rezervari@casamoraru.ro www.casamoraru.ro 

Hotel Roberts*** Str. Charles Darwin, nr.19 004 0269 212 222, 074 522 071 rezervari@hotelroberts.ro www.hotelroberts.ro 

Hotel Premier*** Str. Gen. Vasile Milea, nr.76 004 0369 439 344, 004 0269 244 804 office@hotel-sibiu.ro www.hotel-sibiu.ro 

Hotel Am Ring*** Piaþa Mare, nr.14 004 0269 206 499 contact@amringhotel.ro www.amringhotel.ro 

Hotel Ana*** ªos. Alba Iulia, nr.120 004 0269 228 856 office@hotel-ana.ro www.hotel-ana.ro 

Hotel Apollo Hermannstadt*** Str. Nicolae Teclu, nr.14 004 0269 212 465; 0369 801 850 office@hah.ro www.hah.ro 

Hotel Bolta Rece*** Aleea Mihai Eminescu nr.4 004 0269 216 360 office@sibiurestaurante.ro www.sibiurestaurante.ro 

Hotel Class*** Str. Rahova, nr.40 004 0269 206 999; 004 0369 405 251 hotelclasshermannstadt@yahoo.com www.hermannstadt-hotelclass.ro 

Hotel Împãratul Romanilor*** Str. Bãlcescu nr.4 004 0269 216 500 office@imparatulromanilor.ro www.imparatulromanilor.ro 

Hotel Parc*** Str. Şcoala de Înot nr.1-3 004 0269 423 559, 0748 424 455 office@hotelparcsibiu.ro www.hotelparcsibiu.ro 

Hotel Simba*** Calea Dumbrãvii nr. 12 004 0269 220 440 reservations@simbahotel.ro www.simbahotel.ro 

Hotel Silva*** Aleea Mihai Eminescu nr.1 004 0269 243 985, 0269 232 678 silva@hotelsilvasibiu.com www.hotelsilvasibiu.com 

Hotel 11 EURO** Str.Tudor Vladimirescu, nr.2 004 0269 222 041 contact@11 euro.ro www.11euro.ro 

Hotel Grand Dumbrava** Parc Dumbrava, nr.14 004 0269 252 922 contact@parcdumbrava.ro www.parcdumbrava.ro 

Hotel Gallant** B-dul Victoriei, nr.55 004 0269 215 975 contact@gallant.ro www.gallant.ro 

Hotel Sonne** Str. Stefan cel Mare, nr.47A 004 0369 426 026 hotel@sonne.ro www.sonne.ro 

Hotel Sport** Str. Octavian Goga, nr.2 004 0269 212 237 dsjsibiu@yahoo.com www.hotelsportsibiu.ro 

Motel Dumbrava* Str. Padurea Dumbrava, nr.14 004 0269 252 922 contact@parcdumbrava.ro www.parcdumbrava.ro 

City Pension Vincenza Square***** Str. Turnului 17 004 0269 223 927 office@vincenzasquare.ro www.vincenzasquare.ro 

City Pension Casa Elixia**** Str. Privighetorii, nr.6-8 004 0269 252 359 office@casaelixia.ro www.casaelixia.ro 

City Pension Zorba**** Str. E.A.Bieltz nr.86 004 0269 229 227, 0369 405 260 contact@pensiunea-zorba.ro, www.pensiunea-zorba.ro 

City Pension Happy Day**** Str. Lunga, nr. 2 004 0269 234 985 rezervari@pensiuneahappyday.ro www.pensiuneahappyday.ro 

City Pension (Ro)Maria**** Str. Infrăţiirii, nr. 13 A 004 0269 227 203 office@pensiunea-romania.ro www.pensiunea-romaria.ro 

City Pension Smarald**** Str Hipodromului, nr. 3 004 0369 426 053 info@pensiuneasmarald.ro www.pensiuneasmarald.ro 

City Pension Artemis*** Str. E.A.Bieltz nr.59 004 0748 287 824 pensiunea-artemis@yahoo.com www.pensiunea-artemis.ro 

City Pension La Pappy*** str. Ion Albabei, nr. 64 004 0269 242 330 carmen.sb@easynet.ro 

City Pension Baroc*** Str. Semãnãtoarelor, nr.38 004 0740 467 843, contact@cartisoara.ro www.cartisoara.ro 

City Pension Ambra*** Str. Nicolae Iorga, nr. 16 004 0740 046 819; 0269 442 572 office@pensiunea-ambra.ro www.pensiunea-ambra.ro 

City Pension Amso*** Str.Prejbei, nr. 5A 004 0722 318 788; 0269 242 666 office@pensiunea-amso.ro www.pensiunea-amso.ro

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Accomodation in Sibiu 


City Pension Anca*** Str. Calea Turnisorului, nr. 98 004 0743 113 092;004 0269 228 200 casaanca@home.ro www.casaanca.home.ro 

City Pension Belaşcu*** Calea Turnişorului, nr.116 004 0269 213 180; 004 0744 762 814 contact@belascu.ro www.belasacu.ro 

City Pension Casa Baciu*** Str. 9 Mai, nr. 29 004 0733 979 924; 004 0740 843 678 info@casa-baciu.com www.casa-baciu.com 

City Pension Casa Burgheza*** Str. Fochistilor, nr. 11 004 0723 695 304 casaburgheza@gmail.com 

City Pension Carmen*** str. Podului nr. 79 (Viilor FN) 004 0744 381 918 contact@pensiunecarmen.ro www.pensiunecarmen.ro 

City Pension Cocosul Rosu*** Str. Ocnei, nr. 19 004 0369 427 482 contact@cocosulrosu.ro www.cocosulrosu.ro 

City Pension Coroana de Aur*** Str. 9 Mai, nr. 37 004 0369 427 832 office@coroanadeaur.ro www.coroanadeaur.ro 

City Pension Casa Contiu*** Str. Bahluiului, nr. 20 004 0745 251 457; mirellacontiu@yahoo.com www.casa_contiu.xhost.ro 

City Pension Daniel*** Str. Masarilor, nr. 1 004 0269 243 924 daniel@ela-hotels.ro www.ela-hotels.ro 

City Pension Gasthof Sara*** Calea Turnisoruluui, nr. 139 004 0744 591 631; 004 0269 220 677 supercom92@yahoo.com 

City Pension Erlenpark*** Str. Octavian Goga, nr. 77 004 0269 252 153 contact@erlenpark.ro www.erlenpark.ro 

City Pension Fortuna*** Str. Al. I. Cuza, nr. 22 004 0733 090 590; 0369 429 613 office@pensiuneafortuna.ro www.pensiuneafortuna.ro 

City Pension Magnolia*** Str. Calea Turnisorului, nr 144 004 0745 267 276; 0269 250 325 office@pensiuneamagnolia.ro www.pensiuneamagnolia.ro 

City Pension Dumbrava*** Pãdurea Dumbrava, nr.1 004 0269 252 935, 0748 834 935 rezervari@pensiunesb.ro www.pensiunesb.ro 

City Pension Maria*** Str. Viilor, nr 101 004 0744 802 300; 0269 239 547 

City Pension Nora*** Str. George Toparceanu, nr. 11 004 0743 149 713; 0742 772 409 office@pensiunea-nora.ro www.pensiunea-nora.ro 

City Pension Buon Gusto*** Str. C-tin Noica, nr. 53 004 0269 211 516 pizzeria.buongusto@yahoo.com www.buongusto.ro 

City Pension Rubin*** Str. Piata Crisan, nr. 7C 004 0269 207 681 office@pensiunea-rubin.com www.pensiunea-rubin.com 

City Pension Tosca*** Str. Ana Ipatescu, nr 51 004 0269 230 385 pensiuneatosca@yahoo.com www.tosca.go.ro 

City Pension Verox*** Str. Lunga, nr. 53 004 0744 577 756 verox_sibiu@yahoo.com www.pensiuneaverox.ro 

City Pension Julia*** Str. Rotarilor, nr. 23 004 0741 151 618; 0788 027 908 candid_sorin@yahoo.com 

City Pension Kon Tiki*** Str. Tudor Vladimirescu, nr. 10 004 0269 220 350 

City Pension Gasthof Clara*** Str. Râului, nr.24 004 0269 222 914 office@gasthofclara.ro www.gasthofclara.ro 

City Pension Kristine*** Str. Luceafarului, nr. 42 004 0721 457 338; 0269 238 479 pensiuneakristine@yahoo.com www.pensiuneakristine.ro 

City Pension Villa Santa Maria*** Str. Livezii, nr. 43 004 0743 224 451; 0269 224 451 sim_mol2002@yahoo.de www.pensiunesibiu.ro 

City Pension Zanzi*** Str. Constitutiei, nr 1 004 0369 407 011; 0720 534 557 info@zanzi.ro www.zanzi.ro 

City Pension Haus Paltinul*** Str. Paltinului, nr.14 004 0728 275 444, 0269 216 297 info@haus-paltinu.ro www.haus-paltinu.ro 

City Pension Pensiunea Hermannstadt*** Str. Blãnarilor, nr.13 004 0269 212 340 info@pensiuneahermannstadt-sibiu.ro www.pensiuneahermannstadt-sibiu.ro 

City Pension Casa Ioana*** Str. Lucian Blaga, nr.13 004 0751 514 751; 004 0269 213 265 office@casaioana-sibiu.ro www.casaioana-sibiu.ro 

City Pension Casa Ivan*** Str. Cãlugãreni, nr.34 004 0744 750 038; office@casaivan.ro www.casaivan.ro 

City Pension Korona*** Str. Luptei, nr.8 004 0269 225 533, 0369 405 444 contact@pensiunea-korona.ro www.pensiunea-korona.ro 

City Pension Casa Luxemburg*** Piaţa Micã, nr.16 004 0269 216 854 office@casaluxemburg.ro www.casaluxemburg.ro 

City Pension Alexia*** Str. G-ral D. Praporgescu, nr. 1A 004 0742 464 991 pensiunea.alexia@yahoo.com 

City Pension Cibinium*** Str. Charles Darwin, nr. 10 004 0269 244 165 office@reky-travel.de www.reky-travel.de 

City Pension La Maison Francaise*** Str. Iosif Velceanu, nr.1 004 0748 841 549 pensiunesibiu@la-maison-francaise.ro www.pension-sibiu.ro 

City Pension La Viorel*** Str. Lector, nr.2 004 0269 211 410 laviorel@gmail.com www.pensiunealaviorel.ro 

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City Pension Lion*** Str.Moldoveanu, nr.41 004 0728 936 348 masca_maria@yahoo.com www.pensiunealion.ro 

City Pension Nane*** Str. Livezii, nr. 16 0004 0269 227 626; 004 0721 464 515 

City Pension Millenium** Str. Ştrandului, nr. 11 004 0751 954 457; 0269 226 230 ovidiu_117@yahoo.com 

City Pension Ardealul** Str. Caltun, nr. 24 004 0269 213 381; 004 0745 503 468 paulhanea@yahoo.com 

City Pension American Inn Bella** Str. Aurel Decei, nr 6 004 0269 218 084; 004 0728 830 822 rezervari@americanninn.ro www.americaninn.ro 

City Pension Casa Bianca** Str. E.A. Bieltz, nr. 93 B 004 0744 599 466 office@casa-bianca.ro www.casa-bianca.ro 

City Pension Carul cu Flori** Str. Luptei, nr. 36 004 0744 550 315; 0744 355 822 trendysibiu@yahoo.com 

City Pension Nelu&Klein** Str. Calea Dumbravii, nr. 124 004 0269 244 111 office@nelu-klein.ro www.nelu-klein.ro 

City Pension Casa Spatar** Str. Nicovalei, nr. 5 004 0749 219 300; 0269 219 703 casaspatar@yahoo.com 

City Pension Corina** Sos Alba Iulia, nr. 104 004 0269 228 492 corinatodosiu@yahoo.com www.pensiunecorina.ro 

City Pension Costas** B-dul Vasile Milea, nr. 26 004 0748 100 869; 0269 212 411 contact@pensiune-costas.ro www.pensiune-costas.ro 

City Pension Ela** Str. Noua, nr. 43 004 0744 916 893; 0269 215 197 ela@ela-hotels.ro www.ela-hotels.ro 

City Pension Emigrantul** Calea Cisnadiei, nr. 8 004 0269 443 752 emigrantul48@yahoo.com www.emigrantul.uv.ro 

City Pension Favorit** Str. Calea Dumbravii, nr. 52 004 0745 160 201; 0269 223 567 pensiunesibiu@yahoo.com 

City Pension Casa Tobias** Str. Garii, nr. 15 004 0740 163 692; 0269 230 860 adytobias@yahoo.com 

City Pension Greenhouse** Str. E. A. Bieltz, nr. 67 004 0788 310 168; 0269 227 800 greenhouse@clicknet.ro www.clicknet.ro/greenhouse 

City Pension Halemandero** Str. Masarilor, nr. 10 004 0269 212 509 

City Pension Ileana** Str. Berariei, nr. 2 004 0369 427 427 contact@pensiuneaileana.ro www.pensiuneaileana.ro 

City Pension Kira** Str. Calea Dumbravii, nr 76 004 0749 838 676; 004 0726 146 132 kira-sibiu@yahoo.com www.pensiuneakira.ro 

City Pension Laura** Str. Vasile Aaron, nr 18 004 0722 215 412; 0269 244 826 anca.rus@pensiunea-laura.ro www.pensiunea-laura.ro 

City Pension Leu** Str. Mos Ion Roata, nr. 6 004 0729 133 777; 0269 218 392 

City Pension Podul Minciunilor** Str. Azilului, nr. 1 004 0744 916 893; 0269 217 259 podul.minciunilor@ela-hotels.ro www.ela-hotels.ro 

City Pension Richard** Str. Anton Pann, nr. 25 004 0752 572 546 cosmajohn@yahoo.com 

City Pension Turist** Str. Rahovei, nr 101 004 0740 246 825; 0269 242 050 pensiunesibiu@go.ro www.pensiunesibiu.go.ro 

City Pension Verena** Str. Anton Pann, nr. 12 004 0269 233 355 

City Pension Cony** Str. Porumbacului, nr. 22 004 0269 232 483; 0745 285 946 office@vilacony.ro www.vilacony.ro 

City Pension Turnisor** Str. Graului, nr. 27 004 0751 309 420; 004 0269 227939 office@turnisor.com www.turnisor.com 

City Pension Casa Arcas* Str. 16 Februarie, nr. 2 004 0269 432 578; 0745 056 099 

City Pension Eli** Str. Ecaterina Varga, nr. 11 004 0747 222 602; 0751 872 022 office@pensiunea-eli.ro www.pensiunea-eli.ro 

City Pension Casa Veche Str. Liviu Rebreanu, nr. 4 004 0269 213 034; 004 0745 491495 info@casavechesibiu.ro www.casavechesibiu.ro 

City Pension Andra*** Str. Miraslau, nr. 1 004 0722 275 062; 004 0369 429 982 vila-andra@cazare-sibiu-andra.com www.cazare-sibiu-andra.com 

City Pension Villa Hermanni*** Str. Ogorului, nr. 32 A 004 0744 683 473; 004 0369 561 575 contact@villahermanni.ro www.villahermanni.ro 

City Pension Diana Sibiu, Calea Rasinari, Padurea Dumbrava 004 0269 252 939; 0269 252 976 iliutraluca@yahoo.com 

City Pension Beijing** Str. Konrad Haas, nr. 22 004 0269 214 076 bar-beijing@yahoo.com 

City Pension Domar*** Str. Calea Cisnadiei, nr. 76 004 0269 212 766 maereandorin@yahoo.com

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City Pension Antilopa* Str. Costache Negri, nr.6 004 0269 445 000 

City Pension Casa Frieda*** Str. Nicolae Balcescu, nr 40 004 0269 218 821 ban.dumitru@yahoo.com www.pensiuneacasafrieda.ro 

Inn Han Veştem Padurea Dumbrava - Muzeu 004 0269 252 948 office@hanvestem.ro www.hanvestem.ro 

Hostel Chess Hostel* Str. Stefan cel Mare, nr. 6 004 0724 275 219; 0766 578 606 reservation@chesshostelsibiu.ro www.chesshostelsibiu.ro 

Hostel Flying Time** Str. Ghe Lazar, nr. 6 004 0369 730 179 booking@sibiuhostel.ro www.sibiuhostel.ro 

Hostel Felinarul* Str. Felinarului, nr. 8 004 0269 235 260; 0749 901 171 felinarul@gmail.com www.felinarulhostelsibiu.ro 

Hostel Hostel Sibiu* Str. Ogorului, nr. 26A 004 0269 221 261; 0748 114 741 hostel_sibiu@yahoo.com www.hostel-sibiu.ro 

Hostel Hi-Bye* Str. Zaharia Boiu, nr. 39 004 0766 448 418; 0269 231 257 info@hostelsibiu.com www.hostelsibiu.ro 

Hostel Old Town Hostel* Piata Mica, nr. 26 004 0269 216 445 contact@hostelsibiu.ro www.hostelsibiu.ro 

Hostel La Padre* Str. Somesului, nr. 4 004 0722 258 715; 0743 558 715 padre_sibiu@yahoo.com www.la-padre.ro 

Hostel Villa Teilor Str. Teilor, nr. 4 004 0269 238 161 info@villateilor.com www.villateilor.com 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Apartamente Grand Central Str. Aleea Tesatorilor, nr. 3 004 0722 256 938 info@travelspecialist.ro http:\\www.travelspecialist.ro 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Garsoniera Theea Str. Nicolae Balcescu, nr. 9 0369 302 095; 0726 331 629 bogdan.flori@yahoo.com 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Apartamente Tourism&Hospitality** si *** B-dul Vasile Milea, nr. 1 004 0722 551 073 reservationsibiu@yahoo.com 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Apartamente Galeria Grafit Str. Xenopol, nr. 3 004 0744 523 032 raf_art_design@yahoo.com 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Apartamente Galeria Grafit 2 Str. 9 Mai, nr 5 004 0744 523 032 raf_art_design@yahoo.com 

Rooms for rent PF Budac** Str. Anton Pann, nr. 9A 004 0269 250 046; 0751 361 084 

Rooms for rent Fuie Piata Aurel Vlaicu, nr. 9 004 0788 274 850;004 0740 030 380 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Apartament Hotelier**** Str. G-ral Vasile Milea 004 0766 437 466 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Carmen*** Str. Ostirii, nr. 7 004 0749 228 232; 004 0763 690 478 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Casa Lux*** Piata Mica, nr. 28 004 0744 519 031 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Casablanca*** Str. Oasa, bl.2, ap. 22 004 0733 272 531 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) City Central*** Str. Avram Iancu 004 0730 634 400 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Daniel*** Str. Croitorilor, nr. 6 004 0723 590 441 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Julia*** Str. Nicolae Iorga, nr. 49C 004 0731 990 053 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Mihai Viteazu, White, Rahova, Yellow, Herman, Light, Brown*** 004 0742 199 688 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Simona Calea Dumbravii, nr. 26 004 0269 422 448; 004 0741 055 566 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Sunny Suite Str. Vasile Aron, nr. 20 004 0723 142 874 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Vio*** Str. Rahova, nr. 45 004 0722 271 195 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Apartament Central*** Str. N. Balcescu, nr. 1-3 004 0728 111 149; 004 0369 804 600 

Apartments (as hotel rooms) Apartament Constantinescu Laurenţiu*** Str. G-ral Vasile Milea, bl. 1, ap113 004 0744 540 765 

Apartments Mustafa** Str. Raului, nr. 5 004 0269 219 836 

Rooms for rent Hermannstadt** Str. Barbierilor, nr 1 004 0269 213 392 

Apartments Huet Residence *** Piata Huet, nr. 3 004 0269 216 854 office@huet-residence.ro www.huet-residence.ro 

Apartments Villa Astoria Piata Mica 004 0369 446 917; 004 0728 307 722 villaastoriasibiu@yahoo.com www.villaastoria.com 

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