Sighisoara Local Customs

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carriages are seen usually in the countryside.. its a really primitive economy, agriculture is the most important resource in Romania or at last in the countryside in little towns far away from Bucharest .
Actually in mostly countrysides in eastern Europe you can see everywhere hay piles to feed animals in winter as you can see in that pic

On the way to Sighisoara the train stops in several stops ..the guy sit in front of me talk me about dont miss out on that place...there was a gipsy neighbourhood with their buildings and their people... I guess it was Blaj that town, i have to say that i never get trouble with it and neither any trouble walking wherever with them, at all... it was simple curiosity

One feature that define mostly towns is sth i'd never seen before.. the graveyards are always on the top of the town over a hill meanwhile the town and its life is on the plain... so different to Spain where all is in the same level...mostly of it

2 hours and half almost 3 i guessed that journey took!! reallu interesting anyway to behold such great little towns and local people waiting in the train stations !
You could imagine such a great train was lol... really cosy !!

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Every summer, usually in July, a Medieval Festival takes place in the old citadel. It involves music, dance, exhibitions, crafts, concerts, etc.

The festival started in 1992.

typical houses in the midst of the town melted with newer ones made in bricks ...its a pleasure behold this contrast

An orthodox church and a old woman sitted relaxed waiting for something or maybe not, just watching the train pass by