Romania is a country located in Eastern Europe. It can often surprise first-time visitors through contrasts: some towns are genuinely new, while some villages may appear to have been brought back from the past.
Travelers fall in love with its beautiful natural scenery, with the Carpathian Mountains providing a stunning backdrop for a range of outdoor activities.
Visitors to Romania can explore the country’s rich cultural heritage, with historic cities and towns, beautiful castles and fortresses, and world-class museums and galleries. The country is also home to a range of outdoor activities, from hiking and skiing in the mountains to relaxing on the Black Sea coast.
While it has substantial cultural similarities with other Balkan countries, it’s considered distinctive because of its deep Latin heritage, which is expressed in every aspect of Romanian society, from culture to language.
The things that Romania is renowned for include: the Carpathian mountains, wine, medieval fortresses, Dacian vehicles, Dracula, stuffed cabbage leaves (sarmale), the Black Sea, sunflower hills, illuminated monasteries, and the Danube Delta.
Romania is also famous for its delicious food and drink, including hearty stews and delicious wines. With its stunning scenery and rich history, Romania is a destination that you must add to your list!
Transylvania is a historical region in central and northwestern Romania, my home country. It is known for its beautiful landscapes and its many castles and fortresses. Some of the most famous castles in Transylvania include Bran Castle, also known as Dracula’s Castle, Corvin Castle, Peleș, and Pelișor Castles. These Transylvania castles are now popular tourist attractions and are known for their architectural beauty and historical significance. Many magnificent and old castles, each with its own distinct history and architectural style, can be found in Transylvania. Făgăraș Citadel, Alba Carolina Citadel, Sighișoara Citadel, and the Râșnov Citadel are a few of …
Before we speak about things to do in Timișoara in a weekend, here’s a bit of a back story. As some of you might know, on 28 November I went for the last time to my office job, to get ready for whatever Mathieu’s contract brings our way. (We’ll find out this month, so fingers crossed!) As the following weekend was a long one for people working in Romania, he made me choose a place to go on a small holiday, to celebrate my newfound freedom. I looked and looked, and chose Timișoara. But what about Italy? he kept asking. …
On 1 December 2018, Romania celebrated its centennial anniversary. To mark this moment on my travel blog, I published an article containing 100 of the best reasons to visit Romania, my home country. Romania is a beautiful and intriguing nation with a rich history and culture. There are numerous reasons to visit Romania, from its breathtaking natural beauty to its lively cities. I’ll highlight what is Romania known for to add to your Balkan travel bucket list. There’s something for everyone in Romania, from its beautiful architecture and historical sites to its delectable cuisine and welcoming locals. Though everyday life …
