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Located near Comana Natural Park, approximately 35 kilometers from Bucharest, Casa Comana is one of the best-known leisure and relaxation destinations in southern Romania.

Explore one of Romania’s most enigmatic attractions, where nature and history come together to uncover the secrets of a magical place, or do they?

Located at the foothills of the Bucegi Mountains, the town of Bușteni offers a unique combination of relaxation, adventure, and natural heritage.

Kürtőskalács is a traditional Hungarian dessert originating from the Székely region of Transylvania

The Aircraft That Led to the Discovery of the Coandă Effect

In a time when the fast pace of life increasingly affects people’s physical and mental well-being, specialists emphasize the importance of maintaining a balanced lifestyle.

Visit one of the few places in Romania where you can still see European bison living in a natural environment.

One of the rarest and most beautiful flowers that can be found in the Carpathian Mountains

A classic, flavorful, and easy-to-make recipe with fresh peaches and buttery shortcrust pastry.

Brâncuși’s works are tangible manifestations of thought, where reality and imagination coexist in harmonious synthesis.

Located in the historic center of Bucharest, Stavropoleos Church is a representative monument of the Brâncovenesc style and of the Romanian artistic tradition of the late medieval period.

In the ‘Land of Luana,’ in the Buzău Mountains, home to 29 ancient rock-hewn settlements dating back millennia, nature has sculpted mysterious petrified formations with bizarre and fascinating shapes.

Gardening combines the useful with the enjoyable, being a relaxing activity that brings emotional satisfaction and a sense of fulfillment.

Daniel Leș is the artist who discovered the deeper meanings of pottery and chose to share this experience with others. Shaping clay helped him reshape his own life and return to his ancestral home. From this journey was born the...

Baked bulz is one of the dishes that defines the simplicity and authenticity of Romanian gastronomy.

Deep in the heart of the mountains, centuries-old traditions continue to shape the authentic taste of artisanal cheese, where nature and craftsmanship meet.

The Mikó Castle was built between 1623 and 1631 by Ferenc Hidvégi Mikó, who served as a councillor to Prince Gabriel Bethlen. It is designed in the Late Renaissance style, covers an area of approximately 75 by 70 meters, and...

The Dragomirna Monastery complex, with everything related to it as an artistic creation, marks a distinct moment in the history of Romanian traditional art.

Mushroom stew is one of those Romanian dishes that proves simplicity can create a deep and comforting flavor.

The Valley of Iza, the legendary land of the Romanian soul built on faith, love and hope