RO26 HA – Myths and History-Brasov and Bran

On the fourth international meeting day, students and teachers participating in the project engaged in an enriching activity designed to delve into Romanian history and culture. Their journey began with a visit to Bran, home to the Castle of Vlad Tepes, the historical figure who inspired the Dracula legend. During their time there, students gained insights not only into Romanian history but also into the castle’s distinctive architecture and the intriguing legends associated with it. Following the exploration of the Bran museum and castle, the group traveled to Brasov, one of Romania's oldest medieval cities and currently the sixth-largest city by population. The historic city center of Brasov offered a vivid glimpse into the rich history and cultural heritage of central Romania and the broader region of Transylvania. This setting also provided opportunities for enjoyable, healthy outdoor activities such as walking and hiking amidst green spaces. The entire group expressed happiness and gratitude for this

 memorable experience, which significantly fostered their communication and teamwork skills, making the trip both educational and personally rewarding.

Aims and skills targeted ::

To learn about the history, architecture and facts about Romania

To improve communication and team working skills

To improve ability to identify and realize opportunities for personal and social value through the arts and other cultural forms

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