Brasov is one of the largest and oldest cities in Central Romania and the capital of Brasov County. Nestled at the foot of the Carpathian Mountains, it is around 166 km from the Romanian capital, Bucharest. The city does not have an international airport, but there is a very good rail system connecting it to other European cities.

The average temperature of Brasov is as low as 7°C, although in summers it can rise to 30°C, albeit with chilly nights. During winters it falls lower than –7°C. The winter season is considered the best time to visit the city.

Brasov is a friendly city with a population estimated at 350,000 people. It is a well-preserved tourist destination and makes a remarkable difference from the hustle and bustle of Bucharest. It remains one of the main urban and cultural centres of the region.

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