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Brasov Cup 2018
Brasov Cup 2018
Brasov Cup 2018
Brasov Cup 2018
Brasov Cup 2018
Brasov Cup 2018

Brasov Cup 2016 is coming August, in 3 phases!
The 8th edition of Brasov Cup, the most powerful football tournament for children and youth of South East Europe will take place over five weekends as follows: 11 - 14 August (U16 & U17), 18 - 21 August (U8, U9, U10, U11, U12, U13 (Fotbal 11) ) and 25-28 August (U13 (8v8), U14 & U15).
All games will be played on natural grass pitches, having the best conditions in town !
Here you can find the official invitation to Brasov Cup 2016, tournament scheduled in August 2016. Click here!
Here you will find livescores form Brasov Cup 2016. Click here!

Each player that will participate in Brasov Junior 's Cup will receive from the organizers an official competition t-shirt. The T-Shirt will be customized with the logo of the strongest junior football tournament in South East Europe and will be a beautiful reminder from the 2015t edition .
Also, participants will have discounts on entrances at many tourist attractions in Brasov.


The Council Square is perhaps the most famous landmark of Brasov. She was in the Middle Ages, a place where fairs were organized in Brasov accomodating both Saxons and Romanians as well as those coming from Hungary. You reached the square by Custom Street (now Muresenilor) and near the road were all sorts of goods for sale.
The Council Hall is the main building in the Council Square.
The Black Church is the largest and most beautiful Gothic building in Europe. It is located in the center of Brasov, just off the Council Square. The Gothic building was partially damaged by fire in 1689, when its walls were slandered and received its current name .
The Black Church is one of the most important monuments of Gothic architecture in Romania, dating from the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.

First Romanian Language School is located inside the courtyard of St. Nicholas Church in Brasov's Schei historic district, right next to another famous place, Union Square. The first courses in Romanian took place here in 1583. The present building dates from 1760 and was declared a historical monument. Today, the building houses the "First Romanian School Museum" under the leadership of philologist Vasile Oltean.