Dracula's Castle becomes a vaccine center for tourists

(ANSA) - ROME, MAY 08 - Bran Castle, better known as 'Dracula's Castle', also becomes an anti-Covid vaccination center for travelers. They will be able to combine business with pleasure, as is now happening in many tourist destinations around the world. Representatives of the Romanian castle, made famous by Bram Stoker who set his gothic novel there, have announced that anyone who chooses to get vaccinated from them will receive a "certificate of vaccination at Bran Castle" and free access to the exhibition of medieval torture tools.

    The drug used, reports the Romanian daily Libertatea, will be Pfizer and there will be no need to fix appointments. The center will operate only on weekends, for one month,but in the event of significant accessions, the period will be extended to three months. (HANDLE).