Main Cities

Bucharest is Romania’s capital and largest city from Romania. See all Bucharest walks, tours, and more Bucharest sightseeing here!

Brașov is a medieval town in Romania, situated in a depression in Transylvania, between the Carpathian mountains. View all Brașov tours.

Discover the attractions of Sinaia, considered the most beautiful mountain resort in Romania and also called The Pearl of the Carpathians.

Founded in 12th century by the Saxons who came in Transylvania, Sibiu / Hermannstadt was the largest of the seven Saxons citadels.

Sighisoara had a strategic, commercial role of great importance, which knew big commercial development due to the strong guilds of craftsmen.

The name of Cluj originates in Castrum Clus, since 12th century. Clus means closed in Latin language. Cluj Napoca is surrounded by hills.

Alba Iulia, known also by its ancient name Apulum, represented a significant military and economic headquarter during the Roman reign.

The historic records mentions Timișoara as the first European city to use electric street lighting (1889) and trams drawn by horses (1869).

Constanța is considered the third largest port in Europe and an important cultural, economic and entertainment center

Iasi has an astonishing number of almost 100 churches. The oldest is the Princely Saint Nicholas Church from the reign of Stephen the Great.