Andreas Bathory

Info: [email protected]

Only a vampire can love you forever ❤️
゚

Good night

New moon 🌑 blessings dear friends, vampires and witches

Vampire Retreat Romania 2027

20–24 May 2027

A Journey into the Legends of Transylvania

Step beyond the pages of history and enter a Romania where legend and reality have walked side by side for centuries. This immersive five-day experience explores medieval castles, ancient forests, forgotten villages, and the mysterious traditions that gave birth to the legends of vampires, strigoi, and moroi.

This retreat is designed for those fascinated by folklore, medieval history, Gothic atmosphere, and the rich mythology of Eastern Europe. Throughout the journey we will combine historical exploration with symbolic ceremonies, evening discussions, storytelling, and moments of quiet reflection in some of Romania’s most legendary locations.

Day 1 – Thursday, 20 May

Arrival in Bucharest

Guests arrive throughout the day.

In the evening we gather for a welcome dinner where everyone meets the group.

Our opening presentation introduces the fascinating world of Romanian vampire folklore:

Who were the Strigoi?

What are the Moroi?

Ancient Romanian beliefs about restless spirits.

How these legends evolved into the modern vampire myth.

As night falls we hold our Opening Ceremony, welcoming participants into the symbolic journey ahead.

Accommodation in Bucharest.

Day 2 – Friday, 21 May

Peleș Castle – Brașov

After breakfast we travel north through the Carpathian Mountains.

We visit the magnificent Peleș Castle, one of Europe’s most beautiful royal residences, surrounded by dense forests and mountain legends.

Continuing toward Brașov, we explore the medieval streets, Gothic churches and hidden passages of one of Transylvania’s best-preserved Saxon cities.

Evening discussion:

“Creatures of Romanian Mythology”

Topics include:

Strigoi

Moroi

Pricolici

Iele

Forest spirits

Haunted crossroads

Ancient superstitions still remembered in rural Romania

Optional symbolic candle ceremony after sunset.

Accommodation in Brașov.

Day 3 – Saturday, 22 May

Medieval Villages of Transylvania

Today we leave the tourist routes behind.

We visit several traditional medieval villages where old customs continue to survive and where countless legends have been preserved through generations.

Topics explored include:

Ancient cemeteries

Sacred wells

Places believed to be haunted

Protective folk magic

Stories collected from local traditions

Hidden valleys where folklore says supernatural beings once wandered

Participants will enjoy plenty of time for photography, walking and absorbing the peaceful atmosphere of rural Transylvania.

Evening fireside gathering.

Storytelling Night

Traditional Romanian vampire legends shared beneath the stars.

Accommodation in Sighișoara.

Day 4 – Sunday, 23 May

Sighișoara

We spend the day exploring one of Europe’s best-preserved inhabited medieval citadels.

Highlights include:

The Clock Tower

Medieval streets

Ancient towers

Historic churches

The birthplace traditionally associated with Vlad Țepeș

Discussion:

History versus Legend

How the historical figure of Vlad the Impaler became connected with Dracula and why Romania developed one of the world’s richest traditions of vampire folklore.

As darkness falls we gather for our final symbolic ceremony celebrating courage, transformation and the timeless mysteries that continue to inspire the legends of Transylvania.

Farewell dinner.

Accommodation in Sighișoara.

Day 5 – Monday, 24 May

Return Journey

After breakfast we begin our journey back toward Bucharest.

During the drive we conclude the experience with an open discussion reflecting on the myths, history and traditions encountered throughout the tour.

Guests depart with unforgettable memories of Romania’s castles, forests, medieval towns and centuries-old legends.

Included Experiences

Guided visits to medieval cities

Historic castles

Traditional Transylvanian villages

Evening mythology presentations

Symbolic opening and closing ceremonies

Discussions on Romanian folklore and vampire traditions

Small group experience

Plenty of photography opportunities

A Journey into the Unknown

Romania is far more than the land of Dracula.

It is a country where ancient forests still whisper forgotten stories, where abandoned churches stand beneath mist-covered hills, and where centuries-old folklore continues to shape local traditions.

Whether viewed as history, mythology, or simply beautiful storytelling, the legends of the Strigoi, Moroi, and the mysterious beings of the Carpathians remain among Europe’s most captivating cultural treasures.

Join us this May as we walk the medieval roads of Transylvania and discover the legends that refuse to disappear.

Limited places! For bookings and informations sent an email to: [email protected]

Vlad the Impaler is one of the greatest paradoxes in history.

To much of the world, he is “Dracula”—the bloodthirsty vampire whose legend was shaped by folklore and literature. To many Romanians, however, Vlad the Impaler remains one of the nation’s greatest heroes.

Yes, his methods were extraordinarily harsh, and his use of impalement became infamous. But they must be understood in the context of the 15th century, when brutality was a political weapon used throughout Europe and the Ottoman Empire. To his supporters, his severity was not madness, but an uncompromising form of justice against treason, corruption, and foreign invasion.

The irony is striking: the man whom the West turned into a vampire is remembered by his own people as a symbol of courage, independence, and the defense of Wallachia.

This year holds special significance, as we commemorate 550 years since the death of Vlad the Impaler. More than five centuries later, his legacy continues to inspire debate, admiration, and fascination. Whether remembered as a fearless ruler, a controversial leader, or the historical figure behind the Dracula legend, his name endures as a symbol of unwavering courage and determination in the face of overwhelming odds.

History often has two faces: one written by enemies, and another preserved in the memory of a nation.

Perhaps the real Vlad the Impaler was neither the monster of legend nor the flawless hero of folklore. But he was undoubtedly one of the most powerful and controversial figures Romania has ever produced.

Today, 550 years later, we continue to honor the memory of a man who fought for his land until his final breath.

How do you see Vlad the Impaler?

Ready for the
retreat 2027?? 🍷🌹🦇

Good night 🦇