Festival in Dracula's city

From The European Jewish Press:

Representatives of the 21 minorities living in Romania came to celebrate the Fifth ProEtnica Festival in the medieval citadel of Sighisoara. This event was organized by the Interethnic Educational Youth Centre and was attended by over 700 people and was held from August 19 to 21. snip The citadel of Sighisoara itself is famous for its connection with the story of the Romanian King, Vlad Tepes, better known as Prince Dracula. Located on the Tarnava Mare River, Sighisoara has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999. Now, after more than six centuries, this citadel is one of the very few medieval locations in Europe that are still inhabited.

If that doesn't sound like short horror story fodder, I don't know what does.