If you happen to follow Draculas route through Romania (or trace at least the places that are mentioned in the novel), Bistrita is a place not to be missed. This is the area that Bram Stoker chose as the setting of Draculas castle. The capital of the Northern Bistrita-Nãsãud County has...

If you happen to follow Draculas route through Romania (or trace at least the places that are mentioned in the novel), Bistrita is a place not to be missed. This is the area that Bram Stoker chose as the setting of Draculas castle. The capital of the Northern Bistrita-Nãsãud County has several well preserved medieval buildings, an Orthodox church dating from the 13th century and a county Museum. (And dont trust anyone that keeps staring at your throat and asks you to give blood for the good cause.)

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