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The city centre hosts several excellent restaurants, including the recommended Sergiana, serving typical meat dishes of the region, and Casa Hirscher, an Italian restaurant, both ideal for business lunches or casual evening get-togethers. Nightlife is lively in Brasov. Take a visit to the Salsa Night Club and Times, a music and dancing venue in the city centre. Should your hotel not offer a health and fitness club, the Gym Puls offers a range of fitness equipment, and the town has several excellent cycling routes to explore.
If you're planning a conference or event in the city, the Brasov Business Park specialises in providing conference and meeting rooms for all occasions, with all the latest audio-visual equipment as well as virtual office facilities. In the way of business, Brasov is an industrial city which manufactures auto parts, helicopters, hydraulic transmissions and bearings, as well as various construction materials, furniture, tools and textiles. There is also a brewery in the city. The closest airport is Henri Coanda International Airport (OTP), 156 km from the city centre, or Sibiu International Airport (SBZ), 158 km from Brasov.
From your hotel in Brasov it's easy to explore this picturesque city. The Piaţa Sfatului (Council Square) in the old town is worth visiting for its Baroque architecture, and the Casa Sfatuliu, the former town hall, which is now a local history museum. The orthodox St. Nicholas Church, dating from the 14th century is worth seeing, as is the First Romanian School in its grounds, which displays rare books and cultural artefacts. If you have time to travel outside of town, Bran Castle, associated with the Dracula legend, is a must-see when in Transylvania. The surrounding mountains offer incredible scenery, hiking opportunities and skiing in winter.
