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Bran

Bran

Horezu

Horezu

Săpânța

Săpânța

Tulcea

Tulcea

Timisoara

Timisoara

Cradle of the 1989 Roumanie revolution and European Capital of Culture 2023, Timisoara reveals its baroque squares, its Fabric district and its 1200 roses.

Târgu Mureș

Targu Mures

In the heart of Transylvania, Targu Mures captivates with its Art Nouveau architecture, its Rose Square, and its dual Romanian-Hungarian heritage.

Târgu Jiu

Targu Jiu

At the foot of the Romanian Carpathians, Targu Jiu is home to the Brâncuški sculptural ensemble and opens the way to the wild treasures of Oltenia.

Sighișoara

Sighișoara

A Saxon citadel and UNESCO World Heritage site, birthplace of Vlad the Impaler: Sighișoara is one of Europe's last inhabited medieval fortified cities.

Sibiu

Sibiu

European Capital of Culture in 2007, Sibiu unfolds its Saxon squares, its eye-shaped dormer windows and medieval charm in the heart of Transylvania.

Rimetea

Rimetea

At the foot of Piatra Secuiului, Rimetea lines up its traditional white houses with green shutters. Romania's first village to win the Europa Nostra award, a must-see destination.

Piatra Neamt

Piatra Neamț

Between the Carpathians and the Bistrița River, Piatra Neamț blends the legacy of Stephen the Great, the Neolithic art of Cucuteni, and the vast landscapes of Ceahlău. Complete guide.

Oradea

Oradea

An Art Nouveau jewel in western Roumanie, Oradea captivates with its Secession palaces, star-shaped fortress, and the nearby Felix thermal baths.

Medias

Mediaș

Between Sibiu and Sighișoara, Mediaș reveals its Saxon heritage, its famous leaning tower and its peaceful medieval atmosphere, away from the crowds.

Iasi

Iasi

A former capital of Moldavia, birthplace of Mihai Eminescu and home to Romania's first university, Iasi unfolds as a journey through the country's Orthodox and literary heritage.

Constanta

Constanta

2,500 years of history, a Belle Époque casino overlooking the Black Sea and the beaches of Mamaia: Constanta, an unmissable stop on Romania's coastline.

Cluj

Cluj

A historic capital of Transylvania, Cluj-Napoca blends Gothic and Baroque architecture, a vibrant cultural scene, and access to the Carpathian Mountains.

Bucarest

Bucharest

An overlooked capital with Belle Époque elegance, Bucharest blends Art Deco façades, Orthodox heritage, and communist-era remnants. A complete guide to planning your stay.

Brașov

Brasov

At the foot of the Carpathians, Brasov unveils its Saxon old town, its gothic Black Church and its proximity to Bran Castle. A major stop in Transylvania.