Covasna County (Cities: Sfantu Gheorghe, … )

Covasna is a Romanian county in the Transylvania region with the capital of Sfântu Gheorghe district. Its common abbreviation and license plate number are CV. Covasna County borders Harghita County to the north, Bacău County to the northeast, Vrancea County to the east, Buzău County to the east and south, and Brașov County to the west and southwest.

A Journey Through the Castles and Mansions of Covasna County

In Covasna County, Transylvania’s aristocratic heritage can serve as the starting point for a journey full of discoveries

Kálnoky Castle in Micloșoara, a former 17th-century hunting lodge, houses the Museum of Transylvanian Life. The castle offers you the opportunity to discover aspects of Transylvanian aristocratic life from the 17th to the 19th centuries. The castle’s “revival” began with the wedding of Count Tibor and Anna Kálnoky, who held their own wedding here in 1995—and the story continues with other brides and grooms who choose this fairytale setting for their weddings.

Daniel Castle Resort in Tălișoara awaits you with 400 years of stories born of the past and preserved for the present. Stay overnight in the Constantinople Room, where the castle’s walls preserve historic frescoes dating back to around 1680! For relaxation, the vaulted cellar awaits you. Savor dishes inspired by heirloom recipes, reinterpreted in a contemporary style!

Zabola Estate in Zăbala is an estate still inhabited today by the noble Mikes family. Explore the estate on a guided tour, take a boat ride on the lake, or go for a bike ride along the trails! Round out your experience with delicious seasonal dishes served with understated elegance, and moments of relaxation at The Castle SPA, inspired by the family’s aristocratic Indian roots! A night’s stay in one of the castle’s rooms is a living part of the estate’s history.

A weekend at Rácz Manor in Racoșul de Sus isn’t just about relaxation: it’s an excellent starting point for discovering the natural and cultural treasures of the Forest Region.

The Szekler Countryside Estate, built in the 18th century, awaits you in the village of Bicfalău, the town with the most manors in Covasna County. Discover weekend getaways and weekday stays, guided walks, and moments of relaxation in the sauna!

The Gaál Manor in Dalnic delights visitors with a history spanning over 150 years: Miklós Barabás, one of the most famous Hungarian portrait painters of the 19th century and a relative of the noble Gaál family, spent part of his childhood here.

The Benke Manor in Moacșa is a place that combines the comfort of a luxury hotel with the flexibility typical of bed-and-breakfasts.

The King’s Retreat in Valea Zălanului—a village with fewer than 100 residents—is King Charles III’s rural retreat. Discover the luxury of tranquility and the unique opportunity to spend the night in the King’s own room!

In the village of Olteni, Mikó Castle, adorned with remarkable 19th-century murals, houses the Szekler Equestrian Museum, where you can discover the tradition of the Olteni stud farm and the world of horses that have been part of the estate’s and the region’s identity.

The stories of castles and manors extend beyond their walls and offer more than just a history lesson: they invite you to unique experiences that, over time, become cherished memories—meant to be shared and to inspire others to travel as well.

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