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“Perinita” – the Romanian traditional love dance
Whoever is fortunate enough to participate in Romanian celebrations in the southern region will be enchanted to witness a traditional dance in which boys and girls kiss while dancing
Lie ciocârlie, a special song in Romanian music
The imitation of the skylark trills is the strong point of this traditional song
George Enescu, the musical genius of Romania
"Romantic and classic by instinct, I tried to put in all my works a balance form which has its inner well-defined line".
Traditional Romanian cuisine – Drob de Miel (Lamb Haggis)
Learn about one of the most popular Romanian dishes that combines religious fervour and wholesome cooking
Saint Elias brings lightning and thunders on July 20
Imagine a nervous saint ... On July 20, the Romanians celebrate St. Elias. On this day, everyone expects that it will rain with thunder, lightning and storms, because St. Elias brings justice.
The bride kidnapping, a funny tradition customary at weddings in Romania
Romanians are a joyful people. It is also shown by one of the funniest tradition during the Romanian wedding: the bride kidnapping
Traditions for the Feast of Apostles Peter and Paul
For who is called Peter and Paul this day is an occasion to celebrate. For those who prefer apples, they may be collected starting from this day ... The Apostles Peter and Paul are, in the Romanian tradition, between those who...
Romanian Traditional Medicine
The St. John's wort for gastritis, linden for nervousness, chamomile for colds, the mint for the stomach, the tamarisk for vitamin deficiency and mouse tail for bronchitis .... Spells against evil eye...
The invitation to the wedding with knights
A living tradition a few kilometres from Timisoara... The rules were established from ancient times... We do know neither who has imposed the custom, nor who has decided its persistence over time... But it is alive!
Sour soup of Radauti County, one of the most tasteful traditional plates of Romania
The tourists that arrive in Bucovina are invited to enjoy one of the most tasteful traditional plates from Romania, the sour soup of Radauti.
Bucovina: The Timeless Vibe of Authentic Romania
Discover the unique essence of Bucovina, where tradition meets nature.
The Wooden Churches of Maramures, the perfection of the art of building in wood, UNESCO World Heritage site
The Wooden Churches of Maramures, the icon of the Orthodox Christian soul, keep the essence of the unwritten history of Maramures
Dobos Torte - a flavor of the traditional Austro-Hungarian cuisine
Dobos is a traditional Austro-Hungarian cake, but in the Banat became a true art. It was always present at the great feasts, especially during the celebration dedicated to the patron saint of the church.
Plumbuita Monastery - the oldest monastery in Bucharest, an architectural monument of the 16th-17th centuries
Somewhere on the left bank of the Colentina river, far from the tumultuous atmosphere of the city, there rises an old royal monastery, fenced by thick fortress walls, whose destiny was entwined with the fate of the rulers of its...
Smoked pork shank with beans, one of the most delicious traditional Romanian dishes
This gastronomic specialty is never missing from the tables of the Romanians, especially for the country's national day
A tasty meal and a glass of a good quality wine are the key success of the Dealu Mare vineyards
From old times, the wine produced here was "oily, strong and durable" and it was considered one of the best wines in Europe
“Casa Olarului” or the “The Potter's House” - a guesthouse in the heart of the ancestral Maramureș, born from the love for the village’s soul and for the pottery art, a place where the authentic art blends with the authentic life
Daniel Leș is the artist who discovered the deep meanings of the pottery's art and who has thought to share it with others the experience of the clay's modelling, which has reshaped his live, made him to return to the ancestral...
Vlad III Basarab, Prince of Wallachia
Prince Vlad III Basarab, or Vlad the Impaler as he was called by the Turks because of the penalty of impaling applied to the enemy, while by the Romanians was called Vlad "Drăculea", which in Romanian medieval language meant son...