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Guarding the village Royalty Free Stock Photo

Saxon fortified church in Transylvania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Aerial view of Homorod Village in Transylvania, Romania. UNESCO world heritage site Royalty Free Stock Photo

Romania Homorod Village and fortified church UNESCO heritage site in Transylvania, near Brasov, Rupea and Sighisoara Royalty Free Stock Photo

Homorod Fortified Church build by the German Saxons in Transylvania. Aerial view Royalty Free Stock Photo

Homorod Village in Transylvania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Homorod, Fortified Church in Transylvania - Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Guarding the village 2 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tower of the fortified church in the village Homorod, Transylvania, Romania. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Homorod Village in Transylvania. The villages in south Transylvania are still inhabited by the Saxons also called Sasi, who are people of German ethnicity who were settled in Transylvania. The saxon villages are more and more opened to tourists, with many pensions opened and lots of activities waiting to be discovered.