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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

The imitation of the skylark trills is the strong point of this traditional song

There are many monasteries in Romania: secluded places, hidden behind the shroud of dense forests or atop high mountains, where people can retreat to enjoy a peaceful and quiet life. They are not only places of worship, but also...

Only three natural bridges exist on the entire planet, one of them being located in Romania. It is the “God’s bridge” from the commune Ponoarele, Mehedinţi County.

"Romantic and classic by instinct, I tried to put in all my works a balance form which has its inner well-defined line".

Learn about one of the most popular Romanian dishes that combines religious fervour and wholesome cooking

Tourists who arrive in Romania, in the Carpathians, must necessarily take a ride on the most spectacular and highest road in the country. Transalpina is unique in the world for its beauty.

Every summer, the Romanian Riviera is assaulted by Romanian and foreign tourists. The adventure fans will not regret for having chosen to spend their holidays on the Black Sea.

Few people know that the modern fountain pen was invented by a Romanian. Petrache Poenaru had the idea of producing the first instrument of that kind worldwide about 200 years ago.

Drosera rotundifolia - the only carnivorous plant in Romania

The Strei Valley, located the western part of the country, can be considered a natural paradise. It is said that in this wonderful place would be hiding the famous treasure of gold and silver of Decebal, the Dacian king.

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.

Sibiu (Hermannstadt in German) was the largest and wealthiest of the seven walled citadels* built in the 12th century by German settlers known as Transylvanian Saxons

The Romanian opera singer that is considered the greatest soprano of our times

Lazy people were walking on the street and begging money, clothes and food ... Until Vlad the Impaler, from the court of Targoviste, was told about it

The Romanians prepare the tastiest and most delicious cake in the world that never misses from the table of Christmas or Easter. The cozonac, the favorite dessert of Romanians, is prepared according to a simple recipe.

Rafting is a wonderful way to spend your time, while also admiring sceneries of a rare beauty that cannot be seen from atop a mountain.

Road dreams – an unique adventure of a Ferrari 458 Italia

Romanians are a joyful people. It is also shown by one of the funniest tradition during the Romanian wedding: the bride kidnapping

"The interior consists of a spacious vault, sixty feet high, the garrison could hold several hundred people. Light falls from above, through an opening in the rock open. "