Văcărești Monastery, the lost masterpiece of Bucharest. From the foundation of Nicolae Mavrocordat to its demolition in 1986
On September 24, 1723, Văcărești Monastery was consecrated, becoming one of the most important examples of 18th-century Romanian architecture.
Curtea de Argeș, a tourist destination shaped by medieval...
Curtea de Argeș is one of the Romanian towns where history, architectural heritage and traditions come together in a remarkable collection of tourist attractions, offering visitors the opportunity to...
Victor Brauner – The Great Romanian Painter of Surrealism
Victor Brauner stands among the leading figures of modern European art and is widely regarded as one of the most significant artists of Romanian origin associated with the international Surrealist...
Under the Autumn Sun: Harvesting Grapes in Romania
As the days grow shorter and the mornings become cooler, Romania’s vineyards enter one of the most important moments of the agricultural year.
Bucharest Day and the History of Capital
Bucharest, the capital of Romania and the largest city in the country, is the main political, administrative, economic, cultural, and educational center of the Romanian state.
The Maramureș Gates and the Symbols Carved in Wood
In the villages of Maramureș, wood has long been an essential part of the traditional landscape and of the region’s architectural identity.
Zacuscă, Pickles and Preserves: The Taste of Autumn in Romanian Homes
Autumn in Romanian households is about more than the harvest and the changing season.
What Did a Traditional Romanian Kitchen Look Like 100 Years Ago?
Around a century ago, the kitchen held an essential place in the Romanian household.
Colibița, one of Romania’s most spectacular mountain destinations
In Bistrița-Năsăud County, in a landscape dominated by forests, mountains and water, Colibița has become one of the increasingly popular tourist destinations in northern Transylvania.
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