To show gratitude for the place where you are living, you ought to know his past history and evolution over time. This is true for those who are just transiting Brasov, for their stay in this city would be wasted if not known the historical values ??that were the foundation of building this establishment.

The exploring tour will start from that square where the traces on asphalt are missing and the cobblestone restoring the cultural and tourism value of the Unirii square. Just one minute away from the square centre is the first Romanian school museum, which exemplifies an intense and rich spiritual and economic life in Brasov. Nowadays, the first Romanian school is a museum complex offering to visitors the opportunity to see objects both within school and within the complex buildings.

Down on the valley from the historic centre, you will pass under Schei Gate, the gate built to facilitate communication between Schei residents and the fortress of Brasov. Once you have passed under the gate and still going all downhill you arrive at the not to miss Rope Street. Follow the marks which indicate the direction to the narrowest street in Romania and Eastern Europe.

Next gate under which you can enter is Schei Gate’s sister, the Catherine's Gate. It has gained its name due to a Catholic monastery nearby the street.

The historical weight of Brasov is also preserved in the series of museums capturing the different periods of the city. Muresenilor House museum was founded in 1968 thanks to the donation made by the Muresianu family descendants.

Next point marked on the proposed circuit, is the visit of the impressive art collections inside the Gallery-Art Museum Brasov, all gathered in the purple, brown, amber ... - you choose the colour building.

Another museum offers over 21,000 valuables items from the 17th – 20th centuries. Ethnographic and folk art collections found in the building from 1902, which is today the Ethnography Museum, illustrated ceramics, glass, painted eggs, glass painted icons, costumes and textiles, metal, bone or skin.

For those interested in the urban civilization of the city, many and representative information about Brasov can be found by visiting the Urban Civilization museum in a vertical manner.

History lovers can enjoy Brasov history by participating at the permanent exhibition held in the 17 rooms of the History Museum. Because you have already arrived in the heart of the city, once you exit the History Museum, take the pulse of the city through the many wings of birds beating in the famous Council square of Brasov. The impressive aspect of the square is shown by the architectural structure of the houses that surround it, buildings that have seen and heard many concerts and heard many stories.