Imagine an unforgettable business trip to the unofficial capital of the historical region of Transylvania. You can relax with the view on a picturesque drive past vineyards, hills, mountains, rural landscapes and fortified churches and enjoy urban Transylvanian life at its best. The city dates back centuries, and there are a lot of historical churches, museums, and ruins (especially on Cetatuia Hill) to visit. Avant-garde cafes, festivals and vigorous nightlife are the soul of Cluj-Napoca, Romania’s second-largest city. With increasing flight links to European cities, Cluj is welcoming more and more travellers, becoming in recent years one of the most visited cities in Romania.