During 9 days, you will follow the best train routes of Romania: Oravița-Anina, Bumbești-Livezeni and Salva-Vișeu, will spend a night in a sleeper train, will ride the most special narrow gauge trains (the forest carrier on Vaser Valley, ”Mocănița” from Moldovița and the freight one from Fieni-Pietroșița), see train depots, watch Ukrainian broad-gauge in the border train station and visit the best train collections existing in that part of Europe.
Day 1. Departure from Cluj-Napoca's Avram Iancu Square. Ride Oravița-Anina train (surnamed the Romania's Semmering), visit Reșița train museum.
Day 2. Go by train on Bumbești-Livezeni line, visit Sibiu locomotives collection.
Day 3. Visit Sibiu medieval town and see Cornățel „Mocănița” train, an undergoing narrow-gauge line restoration project.
Day 4. See the narrow-gaouge Diesel limestone carrier Fieni-Pietroșița, visit Peleș Castle.
Day 5. Visit the city of Brașov. Take the night train to Maramureș.
Day 6. Ride Salva-Vișeu famous route. Visit some Maramureș attractions.
Day 7. Go up on Vaser Valley narrow-gauge line by a forest train or by a minivan on rails and see the locomotive depot.
Day 8. See Moldovița „Mocănița” narrow-gauge steam train, a painted monastery but also broad-gauge Ukrainian freight trains at Dornești border railway station.
Day 9. Visit the little known Dej train museum and depot then go back to Cluj-Napoca where the tour ends on the same place.
So, during the 9 days tour, you will mark the most important train attractions of Romania (from Transylvania, Banat, Valachia, Bucovina and Maramureș provinces), but also other famous tourist sights along the way.