Black Church is Romania's largest gothic church and has many relics that date back 600 years in it. Burnt down in the 1600's with only the outside walls surviving. having visited so many churches in Europe wouldn't say it's a must do, but i did enjoy the walk around, special note the alter is amazing to see!! However not a big fan of having to pay entrance fee to enter a place of worship too many places do it in Europe for revenue raising.

If you have traveled and seen many churches and cathedrals or even just one or (a few) famous one(s), there is nothing here that will get you excited… The town center is worth a nice stroll and definitely a lunch or a dinner stop. But I wouldn’t center my trip around Brasov. Rather stay near a castle in the area, do a morning tour then move on to my next stop. Just my two cents, after decades of travel planning and leisure travel.

This solid looking, robust church squats in the centre of Braşov dominating the northern part of the old town. During the reformation the church was absorbed into the evangelical church. It has many interesting feature including a display of gravestone depicting the interred burghers with highly sculptured detail. The church is adorned with Ottoman rugs from Anatolian - the result of trade during the 18th century with Ottoman Empire. There are also some impressive painted panels on the pews relating the various town guilds.

This is a very large, very old and very impressive building. It looks in places as if it's been through the wars, and its history proves thsat it certainly has. Inside is impressive too - a very large and high space. There's little in the way of stained glass that you might see elsewhere in Europe, but the clean lines and arching columns/ roof are certainly impressive. Interesting set of decorative (Islamic) prayer mats all the way along one wall - not something you'd normally expect to see. Don't miss the painting in one side chapel known as the black Madonna.

It is a monumental church on Brasov's main square. The romanesque catholic church was turned into a lutheran one and the frescoes, paintings and sculpures all removed. There is very little baroque ornamentation in the church just around the priest's raised pulpit. The main decoration along the walls consist of oriental carpets. It's a must while in Brasov.

This church is amazingly well preserved considering how old it is. It is a real gem, a trip back in history. So much is from the 14th and 15th centuries. Strongly recommend a visit. In the ticket office is a very high class gift shop as well.