Peles Castle | A royal fairytale in the Carpathians
Nestled in the mountain town of Sinaia, Peles Castle was the summer residence of Romania’s first king, Carol I. With its Neo-Renaissance turrets, stained-glass windows, and lavishly decorated halls, the castle feels like a page from a storybook. Inside, discover hand-carved woodwork, priceless artworks, and themed rooms inspired by European cultures, all set against the dramatic backdrop of the Carpathian Mountains.
Things to know before you buy your Peles Castle ticket
All Peles Castle tickets are valid only for the selected date and time slot. You’ll need to choose your preferred entry time when booking, and admission is only permitted during that slot.
Lines can get long, especially on weekends, public holidays, and in the summer months (June to August). With skip-the-line tickets, you can bypass the ticket desk and head directly to security, though you may still face a short wait to enter during peak hours.
The castle has more than 160 rooms, each richly decorated in different European styles. Opting for a guided tour helps you make sense of the lavish interiors, themed halls, and royal treasures, while also ensuring you don’t miss key highlights such as the Hall of Mirrors, the Imperial Apartments, and the arms collection.
For a seamless experience, consider a day trip from Bucharest that includes Peles Castle along with nearby landmarks such as Bran Castle and Brașov. Transport, entry tickets, and a guide are often bundled together, saving you time and planning hassles.
Please note that photography inside the castle requires a special permit that can be purchased on-site. Without it, taking photos indoors is not allowed.
Peles Castle is partially wheelchair accessible. While the ground floor can be visited step-free, upper levels may be difficult to access due to the historic layout and limited elevator access.
Those wanting to see Romania’s two most famous castles in one seamless tour
Peles Castle + Bran Castle + Brașov Old Town
Professional English or Italian-speaking guide, castles audio guide included
Day trip to Bran Castle, Peles Castle & Brasov English or Italian-speaking guide, round-trip hotel transfers in AC vehicles , lesson on the legend of Count Dracula with walking tour of Brasov
Castle lovers looking for a unique Wednesday-only itinerary
Peles Castle + Bran Castle + Cantacuzino Castle
Professional English/Italian/Spanish-speaking guide
Full-day bus tour from Bucharest, English/Spanish or Italian-speaking guide, visit to Peles Castle, Cantacuzino & Bran Castle (excluding entry fee) , audio guide (inside the castles)
€60
What to expect at Peles Castle?
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A royal retreat in the Carpathians
Commissioned by King Carol I in the late 19th century, Peles Castle was Romania’s first royal summer residence. Blending Neo-Renaissance elegance with German influences, it sits against the dramatic backdrop of the Carpathian Mountains. From its turrets and stained-glass windows to oak-panelled halls, the castle radiates both grandeur and warmth.
Lavish interiors from around the world
Step inside more than 160 rooms, each designed in a different European style, from the Venetian Room with Murano glass chandeliers to the Turkish Salon draped in silk and carpets. The castle’s exquisite wood carvings, frescoes, and crystal mirrors showcase craftsmanship at its finest. Don’t miss the Hall of Mirrors and the king’s private library with its secret passageway.
Treasures of a modern monarch
Peles was the first European castle fully powered by electricity, and its collection reflects King Carol I’s vision of progress and culture. Discover medieval arms and armor in the Weapons Room, admire fine porcelain and tapestries, and see the royal art collection that spans centuries and styles. Every detail speaks to the king’s passion for innovation and refinement.
More than just a castle
Beyond the main palace, you can stroll the landscaped terraces, visit the nearby Pelisor Castle, built for King Ferdinand and Queen Marie, or simply soak up the alpine air in Sinaia. With its mountain setting, royal history, and storybook architecture, Peles Castle offers not just a tour, but an immersive journey into Romania’s past.
Peles Castle highlights
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Frequently asked questions about Peles Castle tickets
Peles Castle ticket prices start from €25.
Yes, you can get reduced rates for children, students, and senior citizens. Children under 5 enter free. Valid photo ID is required for discounts.
A typical guided tour lasts about 45 minutes to 1 hour, but longer tours are available, especially if you want to explore additional areas of the castle or the surrounding grounds.
While the castle grounds are partially accessible, the interiors, including the grand staircase and upper floors, are not fully wheelchair accessible due to the historic architecture.
Yes, it's possible to visit both castles in a day, as they are about 45 minutes apart by car. Many day trips combine both for a full experience of Romania’s royal history.
Yes, you can visit nearby attractions such as Sinaia Monastery, Pelisor Castle, or enjoy hiking trails in the Carpathian Mountains surrounding the area.
The Hall of Honour
Holul de Onoare (The Hall of Honour) was completed under the direction of Karel Liman, in 1911 and encompasses three levels. Exotic woods and European walnut are used primarily to decorate the walls with superbly crafted woodwork. Retractable stained glass panels, bas-reliefs, and statues made of alabaster finish the decoration.
The Grand Armory
1,600 pieces of armour and armament are kept in Sala Mare de Arme, also known as ‘The Arsenal’. This exhibit features one of Europe's best collections of hunting and combat weapons from the 14th-19th centuries. The king increased several pieces utilised in his triumph over the Ottoman Turks during the War of Independence.
The Florentine Room
The Sala Florentine (The Florentine Room), incorporates numerous revived aspects of the Italian Renaissance, primarily from Florence. Most spectacular among these are the solid bronze doors made in Rome, the Luigi Magni ateliers, and the grand marble fireplace made by Paunazio with Michelangelo patterns.
The Imperial Suite
The Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I, who visited the castle as a friend of the Romanian Royal Family, is thought to have been honoured with Apartamentul Imperial (The Imperial Suite). The rarest of such quality is a five-hundred-year-old Cordoban tooled leather wall cover that is immaculately preserved.
Ceramics exhibition
Over 5,000 pieces of porcelain, floor tiles, and faience from the finest 19th-century European ceramicists and centres are on display at the ceramics exhibition. The Peles Museum acquired subsequent artefacts from both private owners and antique shops during 1970. It was founded between 1914 and 1927 by Queen Marie.
Clock collection
Over 50 clocks from the private royal collection, representing a variety of styles and typologies, are on show at the horology exhibition in Peles. It contains pocket watches, pendulum table clocks, grandfather clocks, fireplace clocks, alarm clocks, and more. The majority of them belonged to King Carol I.
Pelișor Castle
(500m away)
Built as a residence for King Ferdinand and Queen Marie, this smaller castle charms with its Art Nouveau interiors, stained-glass details, and the famous ‘Golden Room.’
Getting there: A 5-minute walk from Peles Castle along the same estate grounds.
Sinaia Monastery
(1.3km away)
Founded in the 17th century, this Orthodox monastery gave Sinaia its name. Explore Byzantine frescoes, historic icons, and a peaceful courtyard framed by mountain views.
Getting there: A 15-minute downhill walk or short taxi ride from the castle.
Cantacuzino Castle
(12km away, Bușteni)
A Neo-Romanian style castle set against the Bucegi Mountains, known for its grand halls, stained glass, and ever-changing art exhibitions. The terrace café offers panoramic views.
Getting there: 20 minutes by car or taxi from Sinaia.
Bran Castle
(47km away)
Romania’s legendary ‘Dracula Castle’ blends medieval history with Gothic intrigue. Wander its narrow stairways, secret passages, and dramatic ramparts.
Getting there: About 1 hour by car from Peles Castle; included in most day trips from Bucharest.
Timings & best time to visit
Wednesday: 10am to 12:45pm, 12:45pm to 2:30pm, 2:30pm to 4pm
Thursday – Sunday: 9:15am to 11am, 11am to 12:45pm, 12:45pm to 2:30pm, 2:30pm to 4pm
The summer months (June to August) are the busiest, with long lines and large tour groups. Tickets often sell out days in advance, so it’s best to plan 2 to 3 weeks early if visiting in peak season.
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) bring mild weather, fewer crowds, and colorful mountain scenery, making them the most pleasant times for exploring both the interiors and Sinaia’s surroundings.
Winter (December to February) is much quieter. While some areas of the gardens may be snow-covered, the festive lights in Sinaia and nearby Christmas markets create a magical backdrop for your visit.
By train: Take a train from Bucharest North Station to Sinaia (about 1 hr 40 min). From Sinaia station, it’s a 15–20 minute walk uphill or a short taxi ride to the castle entrance.
By bus/minibus: Regular buses and minibuses run from Bucharest to Sinaia (approx. 2 hrs). From the Sinaia bus stop, taxis are available to take you up to the castle.
By taxi or private transfer: Taxis and pre-booked transfers from Bucharest drop you directly at the entrance road to the castle grounds.
By car: Drive via DN1/E60 from Bucharest to Sinaia (around 2 hrs depending on traffic). Paid parking is available near the castle grounds, a short walk from the entrance.
Photography policy: Taking photos inside the castle requires purchasing a separate photography permit at the entrance. Without it, photography indoors is not permitted.
Accessibility: The ground floor of Peles Castle is wheelchair accessible, but access to the upper floors is limited due to the historic design and lack of full lift coverage. Step-free toilets are available on-site, but the gardens and pathways can be uneven.
Parking & access: Paid parking for cars and buses is available near the castle grounds, with a short uphill walk to the entrance. Taxis and private transfers can drop visitors closer to the gate.
Visitor amenities: The castle grounds feature cafés and restaurants serving Romanian specialities, as well as souvenir shops offering local crafts, books, and memorabilia. ATMs are available in central Sinaia, a short walk from the castle.
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Stefania, our tour guide was brilliant, she advised us on where best to eat during our lunch break, was very informative about the places we were visiting and even took some photos of us.
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The palace of the parliment is very beautiful. There are a lot of information, history andthe guide in very nice. Visit it!
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Luis S
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Oct 2025
You can miss this experience. The entrance it's a bit complicated to find. If you go from the front it's at the left side of the building. Maybe there will be queue, ask if they have tickets and then you will skip the queue. Our tour was a bit delayed bit totally worth it to wait.
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Oct 2025
Very nice and well maintained!
Very clean well organized ,respected the entry time on the ticket!
An experience 👌
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Gabriele G
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3 weeks ago
Our guide, Irina, was very knowledgeable and explained the history of the castle and the various secret passages inside. The castle itself is truly beautiful, especially the main entrance. Highly recommended, it's worth the trip from Bucharest.
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David V
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Feb 2026
It was a nice experience. The tour guide was very helpful and clear in explaining in detail the entire history of the castle. An adventure to be repeated and I recommend it to everyone
Explore Romania’s legendary Gothic castles and towns on a full-day guided adventure.
Full day out to: Explore Romania’s most iconic castles and the medieval city of Brașov on a guided tour from Bucharest. Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle, enjoy live commentary in English or Italian, and experience local culture with free time for souvenir shopping. Entrance fees are not included.
You’ll get: Roundtrip transfers, a professional guide, walking tour of Brașov, and free time to shop.
Bran Castle: Discover the legendary “Dracula’s Castle,” famed for its dramatic history and links to Vlad the Impaler.
Peleș Castle: Marvel at the former royal summer residence, a masterpiece of Neo-Renaissance architecture nestled in the Carpathians.
Upgrades: Upgrade to include a live guide in Spanish or Italian guide for a more personalized experience.
Inclusions
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Full-day guided tour from Bucharest in air-conditioned vehicle transport
Visit to Bran Castle
Visit to Peleș Castle
Live tour guide in English, Spanish or Italian (based on option selected)
Walking tour of Brașov (based on option selected)
Free time for souvenir shopping (based on option selected)
Free cancellation up to 24 hours (based on option selected)
Optional audio guide in multiple languages (based on option selected)
Exclusions
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Entry tickets to the Castle (we recommend you book them separately in advance)
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Food & drinks
Gratuity
What to bring
Bring cash for entrance fees to Peleș Castle and Bran Castle, as these are not included in the tour price.
Bring cash for personal expenses and optional purchases.
Wear comfortable shoes, as a moderate amount of walking is involved.
Bring a valid photo ID if requested at the meeting point or entrance.
Dress appropriately for the weather and for visiting historical sites.
What’s not allowed
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not permitted on the tour or inside the castles.
Pets are not allowed, except for registered service animals.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the tour.
Smoking is not permitted inside the vehicle or within the castles.
Accessibility
This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
Additional information
Entrance fees for Peleș Castle and Bran Castle are not included and must be paid in cash on site.
Peleș Castle is closed on Mondays, Tuesdays, and certain holidays; alternative visits may be arranged during these periods.
The tour schedule may change based on weather conditions and opening hours of the sites.
Ensure timely arrival at the meeting point in University Square, as the bus departs promptly at 7 AM.
Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.
Guided tours are available in English, Italian, and Spanish; optional audio guides may be available in additional languages.
Meals and tips are not included in the tour price.
Reserve now and pay later options may be available.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Explore Romania’s royal jewel with entry or guided tour options.
Everything you get: Step inside Peles Castle with access to its ground and first floors, admiring lavish interiors filled with carved wood, stained glass, and royal treasures. Discover this fairytale residence at your own pace in the heart of Sinaia.
Why choose this: See one of Europe’s most beautiful castles with easy entry and the freedom to explore at leisure.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a guided English tour for expert stories, hidden details, and rich insights into royal life.
Inclusions
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Skip-the-line entry to Peles Castle
Access to the ground floor & 1st floor
English-speaking guide (option based)
Exclusions
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Live guide (for the entry-only ticket)
What’s not allowed
Flash photography is prohibited inside the museum.
Pets are not permitted.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside.
Accessibility
Please note that Peles Castle is not wheelchair accessible.
Additional information
A photo permit is required for photography inside; this can be purchased at the entrance for 35 lei per person (approx. €7.50).
The museum closes daily from 12:30pm to 1pm for surface disinfection and ventilation.
Visitors are asked to maintain silence and respect the cultural atmosphere of the museum.
Cloakroom facilities are available for coats, umbrellas, backpacks, and personal items.
A respectful, modest dress code is expected.
Parking is not managed by the Peles National Museum, so plan accordingly.
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Discover Romania’s legends and royal splendor on a full-day trip to Peles Castle, Bran Castle, and Brasov from Bucharest.
Day out to: Three of Romania’s most iconic sites, Peles Castle, Bran (Dracula’s) Castle, and the medieval city of Brasov, on a comfortable AC bus or minivan.
You’ll get: Round-trip transport, live guide during the bus trip, and a small group setting for a more personal experience.
Peles Castle: Admire carved wood staircases, gleaming stained glass, and ornate galleries in this opulent 19th-century royal retreat framed by Carpathian pines.
Bran Castle: Wander through narrow stone halls, timbered rooms, and turreted towers in this Gothic fortress tied to Vlad the Impaler and Dracula’s chilling legend.
Upgrades: Opt for a live guided tour in English, Spanish, or Italian, or choose a multilingual audio-guided tour without a live guide.
Inclusions
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Full day tour to Bran Castle & Brasov
Transfers from Bucharest to all sites in an AC bus/minivan
Pickup from 3 central Bucharest meeting points
English/Spanish/Italian-speaking guide (as per option selected)
Audio guided tour in Chinese, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Turkish, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, English, Italian & Spanish (as per option selected)
Audio guide (inside the castles – requires personal headphones)
Bring a camera to capture the scenic views along the way.
Carry some local currency for personal expenses or small purchases.
Pack personal headphones if using the smartphone-based audioguide during the tour.
What’s not allowed
Smoking is not allowed anywhere on the premises.
Flash photography inside attractions.
Accessibility
This tour is not suitable for children under 6, wheelchair users, or guests with limited mobility.
Additional information
Peleș Castle will be closed on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, for private events hosted by the Royal Family of Romania, and from November 3 to December 2, 2025, for annual cleaning and conservation work. The castle is typically closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, so plan your visit accordingly.
Tour duration may extend beyond 12 hours in case of heavy traffic.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Three Transylvanian castles in one day, history, legends, and Netflix magic from Bucharest.
Day out to: Romania’s most iconic castles, Peleș, Cantacuzino (the ‘Wednesday’ Netflix filming location), and Bran (Dracula’s Castle), on a scenic full-day bus tour from Bucharest.
You’ll get: Comfortable round-trip bus transfers, a live guide in the language of your choice, assistance in purchasing castle tickets and audio guide inside the castles.
Peles Castle: Step into royal elegance at this Neo-Renaissance masterpiece, once the summer residence of Romanian kings.
Cantacuzino Castle: Explore the real-life backdrop of Nevermore Academy from Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’, a must for fans!
Upgrades: Choose from live guided tours in English, Spanish, or Italian, or opt for a multilingual audio guide, based on your selected option.
Inclusions
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Full-day bus tour from Bucharest
English/Spanish or Italian-speaking guide (option based)
Entrance tickets to Peleș and Bran Castles are not included; your guide will assist with ticket purchase on the day.
Peleș Castle is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays; visits on these days include only the exterior and gardens.
The tour may last longer than 12 hours, depending on traffic conditions.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
What to bring
Ensure your day trip ticket and ID is on hand for a smooth experience.
Ensure your tickets for Peles and Cantacuzino Castles are booked online in advance for the designated date and time.
What’s not allowed
Alcohol, drugs, sharp metallic tools or objects, professional photography equipment and large luggage bags are not permitted on this experience.
Your pets are not permitted on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue
Guides are not allowed to accompany guests inside Peles Castle; historical information will be provided before and after your visit.
Accessibility
This experience is not accessible to wheelchair and pram/strollers users.
Additional information
Entrance fees to Peles Castle and Cantacuzino Castle are not included and must be paid separately (Peles Castle: 100 lei; Cantacuzino Castle: 55–75 lei, depending on the tour).
Peles and Pelisor Castles are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Complimentary pick-up and drop-off are available only within Brasov city; pick-up time varies by location.
Please be ready at least 10 minutes before your scheduled departure time.
The tour operates approximately from 7:30am to 2:30pm.
Children aged 2 and above can participate; children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Tickets for Peles Castle are limited to 500 visitors per time slot and must be booked for a specific entrance window.
The tour is conducted in English and Romanian.
Inclusions
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7-8 hours small-group tour to Peles and Cantacuzino
Transportation by an air-conditioned car or minibus
Licensed English-speaking tour guide
Exclusions
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Lunch
Entrance fees at Peles Castle
Entrance fee at the Cantacuzino Castle
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Day Trips
From Bucharest: Bran Castle, Peles Castle & Brasov Full-Day Guided Tour
Explore Romania’s legendary Gothic castles and towns on a full-day guided adventure.
Full day out to: Explore Romania’s most iconic castles and the medieval city of Brașov on a guided tour from Bucharest. Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle, enjoy live commentary in English or Italian, and experience local culture with free time for souvenir shopping. Entrance fees are not included.
You’ll get: Roundtrip transfers, a professional guide, walking tour of Brașov, and free time to shop.
Bran Castle: Discover the legendary “Dracula’s Castle,” famed for its dramatic history and links to Vlad the Impaler.
Peleș Castle: Marvel at the former royal summer residence, a masterpiece of Neo-Renaissance architecture nestled in the Carpathians.
Upgrades: Upgrade to include a live guide in Spanish or Italian guide for a more personalized experience.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Book now, pay later
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
12 hr.
Audio guide
Pickup available
Tickets
Peles Castle Entry Tickets
Explore Romania’s royal jewel with entry or guided tour options.
Everything you get: Step inside Peles Castle with access to its ground and first floors, admiring lavish interiors filled with carved wood, stained glass, and royal treasures. Discover this fairytale residence at your own pace in the heart of Sinaia.
Why choose this: See one of Europe’s most beautiful castles with easy entry and the freedom to explore at leisure.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a guided English tour for expert stories, hidden details, and rich insights into royal life.
From Bucharest: Bran Castle, Peles Castle & Brasov Full-Day Guided Tour with Castles Audio Guide
Discover Romania’s legends and royal splendor on a full-day trip to Peles Castle, Bran Castle, and Brasov from Bucharest.
Day out to: Three of Romania’s most iconic sites, Peles Castle, Bran (Dracula’s) Castle, and the medieval city of Brasov, on a comfortable AC bus or minivan.
You’ll get: Round-trip transport, live guide during the bus trip, and a small group setting for a more personal experience.
Peles Castle: Admire carved wood staircases, gleaming stained glass, and ornate galleries in this opulent 19th-century royal retreat framed by Carpathian pines.
Bran Castle: Wander through narrow stone halls, timbered rooms, and turreted towers in this Gothic fortress tied to Vlad the Impaler and Dracula’s chilling legend.
Upgrades: Opt for a live guided tour in English, Spanish, or Italian, or choose a multilingual audio-guided tour without a live guide.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Book now, pay later
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
12 hr.
Audio guide
Transfers available
Pickup available
Day Trips
From Bucharest: Peles Castle, Bran Castle & Cantacuzino Castle ('Wednesday Castle') Tour
Three Transylvanian castles in one day, history, legends, and Netflix magic from Bucharest.
Day out to: Romania’s most iconic castles, Peleș, Cantacuzino (the ‘Wednesday’ Netflix filming location), and Bran (Dracula’s Castle), on a scenic full-day bus tour from Bucharest.
You’ll get: Comfortable round-trip bus transfers, a live guide in the language of your choice, assistance in purchasing castle tickets and audio guide inside the castles.
Peles Castle: Step into royal elegance at this Neo-Renaissance masterpiece, once the summer residence of Romanian kings.
Cantacuzino Castle: Explore the real-life backdrop of Nevermore Academy from Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’, a must for fans!
Upgrades: Choose from live guided tours in English, Spanish, or Italian, or opt for a multilingual audio guide, based on your selected option.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Book now, pay later
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
12 hr.
Audio guide
Guided Tours
From Brasov: Peles Castle & Cantacuzino Castle (Wednesday Castle) Day Tour
What to bring
Ensure your day trip ticket and ID is on hand for a smooth experience.
Ensure your tickets for Peles and Cantacuzino Castles are booked online in advance for the designated date and time.
What’s not allowed
Alcohol, drugs, sharp metallic tools or objects, professional photography equipment and large luggage bags are not permitted on this experience.
Your pets are not permitted on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue
Guides are not allowed to accompany guests inside Peles Castle; historical information will be provided before and after your visit.
Accessibility
This experience is not accessible to wheelchair and pram/strollers users.
Additional information
Entrance fees to Peles Castle and Cantacuzino Castle are not included and must be paid separately (Peles Castle: 100 lei; Cantacuzino Castle: 55–75 lei, depending on the tour).
Peles and Pelisor Castles are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Complimentary pick-up and drop-off are available only within Brasov city; pick-up time varies by location.
Please be ready at least 10 minutes before your scheduled departure time.
The tour operates approximately from 7:30am to 2:30pm.
Children aged 2 and above can participate; children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Tickets for Peles Castle are limited to 500 visitors per time slot and must be booked for a specific entrance window.