'Dracula's Castle' in Romania is offering tourists free on-site COVID-19 vaccines through the end of the month.
May 11, 2021 -- Dracula was not known for leading a healthy lifestyle, with all the blood drinking and sleeping in a casket, but the castle credited with inspiring the Dracula story is taking steps to keep people from catching COVID.-century Bran Castle in Brasov County, Romania, can get a free Pfizer vaccination at the castle on weekends through May,reported. They’ll get free admission and view the 52 medieval torture instruments on display.
"The idea ... was to show how people got jabbed 500-600 years ago in Europe," the castle's marketing director, Alexandru Priscu, told Reuters.The Romanian government hopes to vaccinate 10 million people by September, which could open up the economy. But a think tank showed Romanians had the highest level of vaccine hesitancy among European Union nations, Reuters said."I was already planning to come to the castle and I just thought it was the two-for-one special," he said.
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