Hermannstadt in den Medien

En ruta siempre hacia el norte, buscando Sibiu, penetramos ya en Transilvania. La diferencia entre las tierras transilvanas y las de Valaquia es fácilmente apreciable: es obvio que nos encontramos con un país mucho más rico, donde la raíz sajona y los oropeles del mito de Drácula

Articol despre Sibiu, scris de Johan Martin Taylor pentru ziarul Naples Daily News. Nu exista varianta online

It wasn’t the occult that drew me to Transylvania. It was a cookbook.

I’ve never read any of the "Twilight" series, nor a single word of an Anne Rice novel (though a friend did persuade me to see the film version of "Interview With the Vampire" when it was released in 1994).

The city of Sibiu in Romania has been described as Prague without the tourists. Named European City of Culture in 2007 this Translyvanian gem is filled with art, churches, cobbled piazzas and Medieval archways.

Convinced that Romania was a land of sadness and misfortune, I made a two-day stopover in Sibiu to take advantage of a weekend opportunity to visit the book fair hosted by the Transylvanian city with its German pedigree and German name: Hermannstadt.