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Stuffed peppers are a dish preferred by many Romanians. It is so common in fact that there are few cooks who don’t know how to make it. But the addition of the sweet and sour tomato sauce makes the dish even more...

The tenderness of a flower that heralds the transition from the season of cold and darkness to the season of light, of warmth and resurrection

A restaurant that lures you with “boyar’s goodies” and recipes from remote times

The Mărțișor, the discovery of a Romanian ancient talisman

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...

From old times, the wine produced here was "oily, strong and durable" and it was considered one of the best wines in Europe

If the high society had at his disposal an extravagant cuisine, the commoners lived a life in which the gastronomic rules followed strict canons imposed by the church and by the succession of the seasons.

The connection between St. Charalambos and the world of the hereafter is also illustrated by the customary traditions, a symbiosis between the "pagan" and Christian faith

Through its cuisine, considered one of the tastiest cuisines in Romania, Moldavia offers its guests unique dishes

Everyone knows what the peaches are. But who knows what the peach cookies are? Taking into account the reputation of peaches, some woman, passionate for desserts, have created the dessert that mimics this fruit.

Hidden in the middle of a forest, surrounded by acacia trees and the secular oaks, the village tells its story from an ancient time

A small village of Maramures but rich in unique traditions and customs in Romania, is one of the most popular tourist attractions of Romania. This is the village Breb, whose rare beauty has also seduced Prince Charles, so he...

Very few know today the meaning of the Christmas tree in the Romanian tradition. Besides the beautiful image of the Christmas tree, the Romanians have very complex representations of the fir ...

In the Romanian tradition, Christmas is a time when you sing Christmas songs, which in Romanian are called "Colinde". In areas where traditions are still preserved, groups of men walking on the streets and sing Christmas carols...

"For us, Christmas is done in the belief of the birth of Jesus with a roll of bread, cut pieces of pork and Christmas carols. And this is the triptych of the Romanian traditional Christmas."

In the archaic societies mentality there is a strong link between the blood and the fertilizer force, between the blood and the rain

Abundance: the word that would best describe the winter holidays in Romanian

The Romanian winter holidays begin with St. Andrew (November 30th) and lasts till St. John (January 7th). It is a mix of traditions and customs - some coming from the pre-Christian period - with Christian religious celebrations.