About Brambura Park
At a glance: Parks and gardens in Avrig, Sibiu County. Opening hours: Monday–Thursday 10:00 – 17:00, Friday 10:00 – 18:00, Saturday 10:00 – 19:00, Sunday 10:00 – 18:00. Ticket: 15 lei. The visit takes 2½ – 3 hours. Information verified on 11 October 2026.
Brambura Park is a family theme park that opened on 1 June 2022 in the Avrig Valley, at the foot of the Făgăraș Mountains, in a wooded area within the town of Avrig. It covers about six hectares and keeps growing, with development plans running to 2029. The name comes from the Romanian expression "a umbla brambura", meaning to wander without a plan. The investment is private: the developer and owner is Leopold (Leo) Klingeis, and the house was designed by the architect Tudor Ispas.
The main attraction is the Upside-Down House (Casa Întoarsă), a building of about 200 square metres, built upside down and slightly tilted (the press mentions a tilt of roughly 7 degrees). You walk in on the "ceiling", and the furniture, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom hang overhead. Construction took about two years, starting in autumn 2019, with a pause because of the pandemic.
What you can see
Besides the house, the park has a mini zoo with alpacas, dwarf goats, rabbits and fallow deer, playgrounds with swings, trampolines and inflatable slides, a tubing run, electric cars and the small Brambura Express tourist train. At the entrance there is a castle-style gate, and among the attractions is the "Talking Tree" in the Enchanted Forest. For meals there is a restaurant and a food zone with a summer bar, with outdoor terraces.
Good to know
Park entry and the ticket for the Upside-Down House are separate; tubing, electric cars and inflatable slides are paid extras. The park also holds themed events, such as the autumn Bavariada. The misspelling "Abrambura" circulates in the press, and prices in the 2022–2023 articles are out of date.
- The Upside-Down House, 200 square metres of fully furnished rooms built upside down and tilted.
- The mini zoo, where you can see alpacas, dwarf goats, rabbits and fallow deer up close.
- The tubing run, with descents on inflatable rings, for older children and adults.
- The Brambura Express, the little train that tours the whole park.
Good to know before you go
- Getting there
By car: from Sibiu take the DN1 (E68) towards Brașov to Avrig (about 30 km, 35–40 minutes), then the asphalted road towards Valea Avrigului for roughly 9 km more to the park. Search for "Brambura Park" in your satnav. From Făgăraș it is about 40 km and from Brașov about 75 km (sources give slightly different distances).
Public transport: Avrig has a railway station on the Brașov–Sibiu line, but from there you need a taxi or your own car, as there is no regular public transport in the valley.
- Where to park
The car park on site is free, according to the official website. It can fill up on busy summer weekends and on event days.
- Fees & discounts
Rates from the official website: park entry 15 lei per person; park plus the Upside-Down House 40 lei; children aged 0–3 enter free; people with disabilities pay 15 lei for the park and the house. Paid separately: inflatable slides 20 lei for 30 minutes, electric cars 20 lei a ride or 60 lei for a pack of 4, tubing 10 lei a ride or 60 lei for a pack of 10. Online tickets are valid for 365 days. Prices may change.
- Rules
Each attraction has its own rules, posted at the entrance and on the website. For tubing, long trousers and closed shoes are recommended. Small children stay in the care of adults.
- Facilities
restaurant and food zone · summer bar · toilets · first-aid point · gift shop · creative workshops · online tickets with QR code
Frequently asked questions about Brambura Park
- How much is a ticket to Brambura Park?
- A ticket to Brambura Park costs 15 lei (40 lei with house; 0–3 free). Rates from the official website: park entry 15 lei per person; park plus the Upside-Down House 40 lei; children aged 0–3 enter free; people with disabilities pay 15 lei for the park and the house. Paid separately: inflatable slides 20 lei for 30 minutes, electric cars 20 lei a ride or 60 lei for a pack of 4, tubing 10 lei a ride or 60 lei for a pack of 10. Online tickets are valid for 365 days. Prices may change.
- What are the opening hours of Brambura Park?
- Opening hours at Brambura Park: Monday–Thursday 10:00 – 17:00, Friday 10:00 – 18:00, Saturday 10:00 – 19:00, Sunday 10:00 – 18:00. Hours from the official source (contact page, October 2026): Mon–Thu 10–17, Fri 10–18, Sat 10–19, Sun 10–18. The website says the hours change with the season and may be extended on event days, so check before you set out.
- How long does a visit to Brambura Park take?
- A visit to Brambura Park takes about 2½ – 3 hours (3–4 hours with attractions and a meal).
- Can you visit Brambura Park with kids?
- Yes, Brambura Park is suitable for children (mini zoo, tubing, play areas).
- Where can I park at Brambura Park?
- There is free parking at Brambura Park (car park at the entrance, free). The car park on site is free, according to the official website. It can fill up on busy summer weekends and on event days.
- How do I get to Brambura Park?
- Brambura Park is located at Valea Avrigului no. 580, about 9 km south of the centre of Avrig, Avrig, Sibiu County. By car: from Sibiu take the DN1 (E68) towards Brașov to Avrig (about 30 km, 35–40 minutes), then the asphalted road towards Valea Avrigului for roughly 9 km more to the park. Search for "Brambura Park" in your satnav. From Făgăraș it is about 40 km and from Brașov about 75 km (sources give slightly different distances). Public transport: Avrig has a railway station on the Brașov–Sibiu line, but from there you need a taxi or your own car, as there is no regular public transport in the valley.
- When is the best time to visit Brambura Park?
- The best season for Brambura Park: May – September (summer, for the outdoor attractions).
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