Romania Travel Guide

Romania is a beautiful country in the heart of Slavic Europe. It will fascinate you with the discovery of its delta (Danube), its mountains in the evocative names, its well designed landscape, its fertile plains and Bucharest (Bucuresti in its Romanian form), which literally means "The City of Joy". Romania is a country, in which one communicates easily with the inhabitants.

The old provinces of Romania such as Wallachia (also spelled Walachia), Moldavia (Romanian: Moldova) and Transylvania offer an infinite number of wild and bucolic landscapes, dotted with villages, medieval fortresses (the famous Bran Castle), monasteries (Agapia, Dragomirna, Curtea de Arges, Prejmer, Harman) lost in immense conifer forests. Without forgetting the medieval towns of Brasov or Sibiu.

The Black Sea coast of Romania has many resorts suited to lazy summer, while the Carpathian Mountains offer the range of sporting activities and recreation in summer and winter. Hiking in the mountains has long been the main tourist activity in the country before the development of its coast.

In the culinary field, Romanians combined mushrooms, vegetables, pork, chicken and beef, and sometimes you can get very spicy dishes, marked by an Eastern influence.

You will be fascinated by the history of Romania that has experienced a series of struggles for independence, for the honor and the hope of a future balance within Europe.

• Arad
• Bacau
• Baia Mare
• Brasov
• Bucharest
• Cluj-Napoca
• Constanta
• Craiova
• Gheorgheni

• Iasi
• Oradea
• Piatra Neamt
• Pitesti
• Sibiu
• Sinaia
• Suceava
• Timisoara