Bucegi Mountain Panorama from Bran

The Bucegi Mountains

This camera frames the Bucegi massif, a dramatic limestone range that rises along the southern edge of Transylvania. Part of the Southern Carpathians, its broad plateau and steep escarpments shelter glacial lakes, deep gorges and the famous wind-carved rock formations known as the Sphinx and Babele.

Bran and the Sohodol Valley

The vantage point sits in Sohodol, a tranquil hamlet of the Bran commune in Brașov County. Below the ridgeline lie the timber farmsteads and meadows that have defined this corner of the Carpathians for centuries, a landscape of pastoral calm framed by forested slopes.

Bran Castle and Local Lore

Just beyond the frame stands Bran Castle, the hilltop medieval fortress popularly linked to Bram Stoker's Dracula. Its towers and steep gables draw travellers from across the world, anchoring the village's reputation as a gateway to mythic Transylvania.

An Alpine Gateway

Whether for hiking, mountain biking or winter sports, the Bucegi range is one of Romania's premier outdoor playgrounds. This feed offers a peaceful, ever-changing portrait of its peaks and the welcoming village that watches over them.