Unique architecture in one of the oldest and most important cities, located in east-central (Transylvania) part of Romania

Clock tower of Black Church, formerly called "St. Mary's Church" from 1385 - name changed after fire in 1689

St. Mary's Assumption Orthodox Cathedral in Council Square is model of Greek Church in Vienna

Children staging a protest to stop smoking in Romania!

Another view showing Transylvanian Gothic art

Johannes Honterus statue in yard of Black Church

Jewish Synagogue built in 1899 has Art-Nouveau facade

Rope Street, built early 13thC, is narrowest street in eastern Europe - walls can be touched with both hands, same time

Hotel with floral boxes across from lovely central park

Downtown housing - more remnants of communism!

Marlene sits on wall overlooking Brasov City in Carpathians

Hunor pours wine at the lookout area on one of three hills

David and Dorian relax on a bench as group takes break

Don and Mal are enjoying the Romanian scenery, also

Overlook of city that has annual average of snow of 70 days