With many different sides to it, Romania is just as much rolling forest-clad hills and picturesque mountains as it is beautiful medieval towns, ancient monasteries, and breathtaking castles. Its cities are just as diverse in character and appearance. Consequently, it is an incredible country to visit, and many of Romania’s cities look as if they… Continue Reading
10 Top Tourist Attractions in Bucharest
Bucharest is the capital and largest city in Romania. It is also a destination that has not yet made it on most travelers’ radars, which is both a shame and a blessing. It’s a shame because Bucharest, which was once known as the “Little Paris of the East,” is home to some gorgeous architecture, many… Continue Reading
8 Best Places to Stay in Bucharest
Bucharest is a medieval city that sprang to life in the mid-15th century. It is not only the capital of Romania, but also its cultural, financial and industrial center. The city was heavily damaged during World War II, but bounced back. Many of its medieval buildings were destroyed and were replaced with high-rise buildings, including… Continue Reading
7 Great Day Trips from Bucharest
Romania is a mystery land crowned by mountains and enigmatic landscapes. Much of this thunderously stunning country can be explored via day trips from Bucharest. Dare to drive the most beautiful and treacherous road in Europe, float upon the salty Black Sea, talk with the descendants of Vlad the Impaler’s former servants and marvel at… Continue Reading
15 Top Tourist Attractions in Romania
If you think Romania is just about vampires lurking in dark castles, just waiting to pounce on unsuspecting tourists, think again. Transylvanian vampires loom large, of course, but Romania is so much more than Bram Stoker’s Count Dracula and his Brukenthal Palace. Romania does have its share of medieval castles, but it also has pretty… Continue Reading
10 Best Places to Visit in Romania
Located on the Balkan Peninsula, Romania is a country of contrasts. The former Eastern Bloc country has, over the years, belonged to the Romans who gave the country its name, the Hungarians and the Ottomans. It is filled with quaint old towns, mountain resorts that offer great skiing, and a burgeoning art community. It’s most… Continue Reading
