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The Northern Lights, or aurora borealis, are usually associated with the landscapes of northern Europe, particularly Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland. However, the phenomenon is not limited exclusively to areas close...

Queen Marie of Romania remains one of the most important and fascinating figures in Romanian history during the first half of the 20th century.

Mihai Eminescu remains one of the most important figures in Romanian culture, and the places connected to his life and memory offer an opportunity to discover a cultural route through Romania.

Bucharest can be discovered beyond its major boulevards and busiest areas.

Following the Trail of Mămăligă: Where to Find Mămăligă with Cheese and Sour Cream in Romania

Romania’s forests hide, among leaves, moss, fallen trunks and damp soil, a fascinating world that becomes especially visible after summer and autumn rains.

There are places that should not simply be visited, but lived. And some of them have no phone signal. No Wi-Fi. No television. Not even power outlets where you can charge your laptop.

Where the mind finds peace and the body finds harmony

More than just a dish, a memory! A recipe passed down through generations, where patience is the most important ingredient.

Today, Romania has 11 properties inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List: nine cultural properties and two natural properties.

Romania is a country with a rich and diverse culinary heritage, shaped by centuries of traditions, different cultural influences and the natural resources of each region.

Romania’s seaside tourism is entering a new chapter with the arrival of NIBIRU, a major entertainment and leisure destination located in Costinești, on the Black Sea coast.

The Danube Delta is one of Romania's most remarkable natural treasures and one of the most spectacular ecosystems in Europe.

Transylvania is one of Romania's most fascinating regions, renowned for its spectacular landscapes, medieval fortresses, and picturesque villages that have preserved their authentic character for centuries.

Romania is one of the few European countries where numerous traditional crafts are still practiced and passed down from one generation to the next.

Located in the commune of Petreștii de Jos, Cluj County, Turda Gorge (Cheile Turzii) is one of Romania's most impressive natural landmarks and one of the most visited protected areas in the Apuseni Mountains.

Perched high on a limestone cliff overlooking the picturesque village of Colțești in Alba County, Cetatea Trascăului, also known as Colțești Fortress, is one of Romania's most impressive medieval fortifications.

The Carpathian Mountains are among Europe's most spectacular mountain ranges, offering breathtaking landscapes, dramatic ridges, glacial lakes, ancient forests, and deep valleys.

Romania is among the countries that have successfully preserved vast natural ecosystems and an exceptional level of biodiversity.

Drob de miel is one of Romania's most iconic Easter dishes and an essential part of the country's culinary heritage.