Castelul Corvinilor, Hunedoara

One of the most beautiful castle in Romania. It is renovated all most to perfection. The pictures say everything. I've been here in a Thursday morning and the place was very quiet and a lot less people then in a weekend. The ticket is 30 lei by person and you buy it from a small boot in front of the castle. There is a big parking lot (with payment - normal car/8 lei/day) near the castle from where you can buy something to eat and some souvenirs. The castle has inside and outside toilets. The keepers of the castle are very nice and helpful. Every room has a small description in Romanian and English languages.

I’ve been here in 2012 and still thinking about that place. Mesmerizing! The view is breathtaking. Willing to go back there one day. 🌄🏰🥰

It's a beautiful castle in fact from the look it's my favorite castle in Transylvania! I thoroughly enjoyed my visit since there's information about the castle in every room explaining it's history and function to the visitors. I'd really recommend visiting this castle especially in comparison to others like Bran castle since quite a lot is actually reachable by the public and the experience is well made.

I chose Hunedoara randomly, and was happy to see that there is a castle that worth a watch. And we realized that this castle was something else. It is a part of old Hungary which part belongs to Romania now and just a magnificent building. We had a pleasant few hours we spent inside the castle. We have a semi.copy if this building in Budapest, but this is much bigger and awesome.

It is 30 RON to enter; website says additional 5 RON for picture tax. There are rooms that are monitored to make sure exhibits are not harmed. If you don't pay the picture tax, should not take pictures in those rooms. It was fun self guiding through the stairways and seeing the various rooms. I enjoy the architecture. Exhibits have an English interpretation for most of them. It is worth going if you have a half day to travel here and see it. The auto-gara seems to have buses run every 15 minutes to Deva, despite websites and schedules that suggest they only run after 16:00. (Or I didn't translate them right.)