Explore Romania’s Main Attractions: A Journey Through Time and Nature
Romania is a land of breathtaking natural landscapes and fascinating historical sites. Whether you’re drawn to the wild beauty of the Danube Delta, the picturesque Carpathian Mountains, or the charm of Medieval Towns, each corner of Romania offers a unique story. From UNESCO World Heritage Sites to the famous Painted Monasteries, these iconic landmarks are must-visit destinations for any traveler. Join one of our private tours and discover the diverse and enchanting attractions Romania has to offer.
Castles, Fortresses and Churches
Discover Romania’s Iconic Castles, Fortresses, and Churches
Explore the heart of Romania's rich cultural and historical heritage by visiting its legendary castles, imposing fortresses, and centuries-old churches. These landmarks are essential stops for any traveler looking to delve into the
Danube Delta
The Danube River is considered one of the most important river on the planet. Why? The answer is simple! It’s just because the Danube River flows through 10 countries: Romania, Hungary, Serbia, Austria, Germany, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Croatia,Ukraine and Moldova. At the same time it passes through
Medieval Towns
Central Romania circumscribe what is popularly known as Transylvania, a genuine tourist attraction, the place where the Saxon craftsmen set out strong and rich citadels and also the region that is offering some of Europe’s best-preserved medieval towns. Sighisoara, Brașov and Sibiu are ...
Painted Monasteries
Tourists can admire in the northeastern Bucovina region, the eight 15th century monasteries with painted walls, listed as UNESCO sites. Moldavia region knew a cultural peak after its independence gained in 14th century under Stephen the Great and Petru Rareș. 43 of the monasteries found here ...
The Black Sea
Warm climate, miles of sand beaches, sports and entertainment facilities, vineyards and cures of rheumatic and different internal disorders invite the travelers to spend their summer vacation on the Romanian Black Sea.
The Romanian Black Sea resorts stretch from the Danube Delta in the ...
The Carpathian Mountains
The Carpathian Mountains - a Treasure for Romania
Nature has been very generous with Romania, a country whose landscape is not only varied, but harmoniously distributed. The landscape is arranged on three well differentiated levels. The highest represented by the Carpathian Mountains, the ...
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
7 UNESCO Sites in Romania, Inscribed on the World Heritage List
Seven cultural and natural objectives from Romania are included in The World Heritage List according to their natural, scenic and monumental appeal. Fortified churches, painted monasteries, beautiful wooden churches and ancient ...
Wooden Churches
The Maramureș region can be seen as a vast open-air museum, which isolated by mountains helped preserve the culture and civilization of whose architecture is dominated by wood.
The large percentage of usage of wood at houses and crafts is easily explained by the large surface of woodland that ...