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The church is mostly closed for renovations in 2018 and 2019, but you can still see its excellent collection of medieval tomb covers, including that of Vlad the Impaler's son, Vlad III, who is said to have been murdered by his enemies outside the church after an Easter Sunday service. The tower gives you the highest lookout over the city, and is reached via a series of steep wooden and stone staircases -- this is not for those with mobility or heart problems.
Piața Mare
Piața Huet
Climb the tower and get a panoramic view of Sibiu. 2 lei entry as of October 2023. The tower is closed for renovations until late 2027 (info as of Oct 2026).
Muzeul Național Brukenthal
Named for Samuel Brukenthal, 18th-century governor of Transylvania. Paintings from the Dutch and Flemish schools, Italian schools and, of course German, Austrian and Romanian collections. Also displays Brukenthal's personal collection dating from the 15–18th centuries.
Muzeul de Etnografie Universala "Franz Binder"
Curios that Binder and colleagues collected on their global travels.
Muzeul Civilizației Transilvane "ASTRA"
Small exhibition space. In April 2017 it displayed 19th-century and modern icons.