The former royal summer residence is a wildly popular tourist attraction. The neo-Renaissance masterpiece was brought into existence after 40 years of work. Dozens of builders, artists, architects and wood-carvers left not a single corner empty of silk rugs, Murano glass, Cordoba leather-covered walls, carved walnut or polished marble. Each room is decorated in a different style or theme. There is a mini-Theatre, Music Room (India), Turkish Salon, Great Salon (Italy), Council Room (Switzerland), Moor Hall, and so much more. Over 400 European and Oriental weapons dating from the 15th to the 19th centuries are on display at Peles armory. It was the first European castle to have electricity, provided by its own power plant. Hot and cold running water, central heating, telegraph, telephone, a small elevator for the royal family and central vacuum system are other amenities the castle offered, from the very beginning. The stained glass roof of the foyer opens mechanically.

Third Stop: Iulia Hasdeu Castle The castle built for Julia Hasdeu it's like a small building from a fairytale. The history of B.P Hasdeu and his premature lost daughter Julia Hasdeu is full of interesting facts, mystery and also magic. The plan of the castle was drawn by the father when he was in a trance, possessed by the spirit of his daughter. Duration: 3.5 Hours (visit + drive back in Bucharest) Additional information: Inside the Castle, photography is not allowed.

Optional Stop: Lunch in Sinaia The City of Sinaia, host of the royal domain and Peles Castle, is also a popular destination for active travelers, interested in skiing, hiking, rock-climbing, mountain biking and wildlife watching.