The Black Church The Black Church (built between 14th and 15th centuries), is the largest building in Gothic style in Romania, having the largest mechanical, still operating, Bucholtz organ in Europe, made up of 3993 pipes, and having no less than 76 de registers. Here, you can listen to classical, as well as preclassical music concerts (The Christmas Concert is notorious in this respect). Here, you can also admire the biggest Anatolian carpet collection in Europe, which dates from the 16th – 18th centuries, fragments of mural painting from the 15th century, a baptismal font dating from 1472, and many other antiques. Right in front of The Church, there is a statue representing the great German classical scholar, Johannes Honterus.

The Old Brasov Citadel - It is a fortified edifice, built up in timber and stone. Recently, it has been transformed into an exquisite restaurant.

The First Romanian School - It houses a section which includes a series of exhibitions from the history of printing (old manuscripts, first editions, the books printed by the Romanian scholar Coresi). In this location, there is the classroom of The First Romanian School in Transylvania. The museum offers the public the opportunity to admire silver covered books, documents dating from the reign of Stephen The Great (Stefan cel Mare), a monument from 1656, the Tudor Ciortea (music) and Stefan Mironescu (painting) rooms, etc.

The House of Council (Casa Sfatului) - built in the 15th century, it dominates the Old Town Plazza. Today, it hosts the History Museum of Brasov County, having four main sections: archaeology, medieval, modern, and contemporary history.