Throughout history, the palace located on Calea Victoriei passed through several stages: from boyar's house to princely court, then to royal palace, and today is home to the National Art Museum

Râmnicu Vâlcea, the first county in Romania under documentary certification, holds a rich heritage of monastic establishments and the highest number of wooden churches in Romania

Are you curious to find out how Romanians lived in villages in past centuries? In this case you are expected at the Romanian Peasant Museum in Bucharest, a very special place in Europe.

From Magyarized Nobility to the City Museum Headquarters

Curtea Domnească Târgovişte, former residence of several Romanian rulers from Ţara Românescă – Wallachia -, today is an important museum complex, opened for the tourist circuit. It is a monumental ensemble composed of several...

Traces of a remarkably evolved population from around 6-7.000 years ago were discovered in Romania. The population is called the Cucuteni and it produced some of the most impressive artistic items. Scientists are amazed at their...

One of the oldest and best preserved citadels in Romania, built in the 13th century in order to protect Transylvanian villages from foreign invasions

The Wooden Church of Barsana - a cradle of ancient spirituality, a monument included in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage, together with other 7 churches from Maramures