Country Life in Transylvania

Romania

Romania - an ideal vacation spot: the Black Sea, the Carpathians, the Danube delta, medieval towns and castles, vineyards and mineral springs

Constanţa

Constanta is the largest seaport on the Black Sea, tourist centre of Romania; famous mud cure and seaside resorts, mineral springs

 
Harghita County

Bucharest

Bucharest attracts tourists by numerous historical monuments - palaces, churches, monasteries, as well as gardens, museums and art galleries

Maramures

In the valley of Maramures, visitors have the unique opportunity to get acquainted with rural traditions, stay in a comfortable hotel, taste dishes of local cuisine

Sighisoara

Sighisoara - a remarkable beautiful town - was founded in XII century as a fortress guarding an approaches to mountain passes in the Carpathians

Bran Castle (Dracula castle)

The medieval Bran Castle better known as Dracula Castle, was built in XIV century. Covered with legends, it annually attracts thousands of tourists

Peles Castle

Peles Castle - the largest Romanian museum, built in the style of German Renaissance with elements of Baroque, Rococo, and some others, was founded in 1875

 
Romania in Winter

Romania, ethnographic

Recently the ethnic structure of Romania represented mainly by the Romanians (89. 5%), the Hungarians (6. 6%) and the Gypsy (2. 5%)

Romania, landscape and nature

Romanian rich nature and picturesque landscapes will certainly please eyes of traveller: mountains, rivers, forests, steppes and alpine meadows

Sinaia ski resort

Sinaia is a magnificent ski-resort in the centre of Romania, "a gem of the Carpathians"; ski, sledge and bobsleigh routes of different complication level

Sucevita Monastery

The ancient Romanian Sucevita Monastery is famous for unique frescoes and a rich collection of medieval art

 
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