Sibiu rejoiced in the last years of a significant acknowledgement of its beauty and touristic potential at an international level:


Sibiu: a girl’s guide to the best shops, hotels and restaurants

Issue date: 11.12.2011

Where: The Telegraph, UK

Sibiu: a girl’s guide to the best shops, hotels and restaurants

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.

Sibiu – could almost be Bavaria

Issue date: 14.06.2011

Where: Adevarul (VOX Europ)

Sibiu – could almost be Bavaria

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.

In Pictures: Europe’s Most Idyllic Places To Live

Issue date: 18.11.2008

Where: Forbes, USA

In Pictures: Europe’s Most Idyllic Places To Live

No. 8 Sibiu, Romania.
In the heart of Transylvania lies Sibiu, an important but little known city of 160,000. Outside Romania, Transylvania is best known as the sinister setting of Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula.