Scara Acoperita-Covered Stairway, Sighisoara

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By Tiberiu_Baranyi

The covered stairs ... built for the children who were going to the school on the hill, and for those who wanted to get to the church on the hill. Originally it had 300 steps and the purpose was...

The covered stairs ... built for the children who were going to the school on the hill, and for those who wanted to get to the church on the hill. Originally it had 300 steps and the purpose was... more »
By adinad2698

it was a very lovely experience, we loved it! but make sure you don't smoke and climb the stairs! :)

it was a very lovely experience, we loved it! but make sure you don't smoke and climb the stairs! :) more »
By Damommachef40

This is just one more bit that adds to the overall ambience and character of this Medieval citadel. Take this interesting covered staircase to get to the Hill top Church. It would be challenging to...

This is just one more bit that adds to the overall ambience and character of this Medieval citadel. Take this interesting covered staircase to get to the Hill top Church. It would be challenging to... more »

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By dusty

more cities around the world should have some thing like this - useful, and a lot of character. at one time there were 300 steps covered now 176 - it's still quite a monument

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By Iulian Florin

Very nice landmark and unique. Stairs seem a bit unsucure tho and at places rocks are missing from certain steps.

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By L. T.

The stairs needs some repairs. You cannot find much information at the bottom of the stairs to know what to expect on top. The views from the top are nice but the place looks unkempt and lacking information.

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By Hani Issa

It's a one way to go up to the upper part of sigisoara's citadel. But if you're not a big fan of going up around 170 steps or the smell of mold, you can take the alley to the right and walk up more easily but will take longer. At the upper end some musicians play guitar which will help you climb your way to the top.

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By george ww

It's a really special place,and it's pretty nice

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