Palatul Brukenthal Avrig

The Brukenthal Palace is a stately palace from 1788, formerly used as the summer residence of Transylvanian Baron Samuel von Brukenthal. It now offers accommodations with free Wi-Fi, just 164 feet from Avrig Train Station. Sibiu lies 17 mi to the west. Visitors can enjoy the estate's unique Baroque architecture and the large palace park. The rooms are located in different buildings within the palace. All rooms have their own private bathroom, providing comfort and privacy throughout the stay. Guests can dine at the on-site restaurant, where they can enjoy Saxon, Romanian or international dishes, or relax in the dining/lounge bar. Within the palace, guests can discover a unique historical area, where three museums are located: the Glass Museum, the Saxon Museum and the Medieval Museum. These offer visitors the opportunity to enjoy an authentic insight into local history and culture. Nearby attractions include the Court House and the Town Hall, both located further down the street. Parking is available free of charge.