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Hotels in Bisericani

On the lookout for a cosy bed and hot shower in Bisericani? Unfortunately, lastminute.com.au's database of Romania hotels doesn't list any accommodation in the centre of Bisericani.

However, Saschiz is located 30 kilometres from Bisericani. Here you'll stumble upon a range of places to stay. A few to check out are the Fronius Residence and Mercure Sighisoara Binderbubi Hotel & Spa (New opening).

Attractions and Hotels Near Bisericani

But don't just limit your sightseeing to Bisericani. Take some extra time to check out some of the fabulous attractions and activities that the wider Transylvania region offers. Nature buffs should visit Bisericani's gorgeous forests, rivers, streams and lakes. A few other must-sees are castles and traditional villages. Travellers with a good appetite for adventure can also fill their days with a little snowboarding, skiing and cross-country skiing in this part of Romania.

Looking for more things to do? Consider spending some time discovering the Clock Tower and Sighisoara Citadel. You'll find them in Sighisoara, 40 kilometres to the southwest of Bisericani. The Hotel Central Park and Pension Citadela are some of the hotel and apartment options here. 55 kilometres to the northwest of Bisericani you can also stay at Sîngeorgiu de Mureş, which is home to the Plaza V and Grand Hotel. Tirgu Mures Fortress and Piata Trandafirilor are among the more popular attractions to see while in Sîngeorgiu de Mureş.

Sitting 85 kilometres from Bisericani is Brasov, a regional hub with a population of 280,000. It's home to some great attractions, like Mount Tampa, Piata Sfatului and Black Church. Why not also visit Saint Nicholas Church and the First Romanian School Museum? There are numerous great hotels ready for you to book in Brasov. Check out the deals at the Hotel Gott and Kronwell Brasov Hotel.

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