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Ancient customs linked to the spirit of wheat, the fertility of the land and the protection of future crops continue to reflect Romania’s traditional rural culture.

From the tradition of mineral waters to spa and wellness centres and personalised therapies, two of Romania’s best-known spa resorts are making the most of their natural resources through an approach adapted to contemporary...

Sunrises in the Carpathian Mountains offer some of the most spectacular opportunities for nature photography.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

Romania's Black Sea coast continues to be one of the country's most popular summer destinations in 2026, attracting both Romanian and international visitors.

Mamaia is the best-known and one of the most developed resorts on Romania’s Black Sea coast, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors from Romania and abroad every year.

Every summer, as lavender comes into bloom, many regions of Romania are transformed into stunning shades of purple, becoming popular destinations for nature lovers, photographers, and those seeking a peaceful escape.

Romania is a country with an impressive cultural heritage, and its open-air museums offer one of the most authentic ways to discover the nation's traditions, architecture, and rural way of life.