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Transylvania

Transylvania is the land "beyond the forests" (from the Latin "Transsilve"), a realm of beauty and wonder. Its very name evokes visions of forested peaks, gentle valleys and sparkling streams, lofty wooden spires, medieval towns, mysterious castles and a turbulent history.

Land of the Siculi

Hateg Country

Oltenia

Moldova

Maramureș

Maramureș, where nature and tradition converge, stands as one of the last bastions of ancestral Romanian customs. The warmth of its people and landscapes of breathtaking beauty await your discovery.

Dobrudjea

The Dobrudjea region is a fertile plain, cultivated for millennia by the Dacians, Romans, Turks, Wallachians, and others. From time to time, you may notice small hills – less than

The Danube Delta

The Danube Delta is one of Europe's and the world's most beautiful deltas. Thanks to the variety of its landscapes, the richness of its flora and fauna. This sanctuary of nature formed by canals, lakes, floating islands, reed forests, vines, willows and poplars, welcomes millions of birds during migration (more than 300 species) such as the white pelican and the pygmy cormorant.

The Carpathians

Bucovina

The "Sweet Bucovina" is a magical territory, with its painted monasteries, magnificent landscapes, ancestral peasant music and customs.

Bucharest and Wallachia

A capital city layered with contrasting architecture and a southern plain dotted with Brâncoveanu monasteries, between the Carpathians and the Danube.

Danube Delta

Three arms of the Danube, 5,800 km² of channels and reed beds classified by UNESCO, Lipovan villages accessible only by boat, and 300 bird species.

Carpathians and Prahova Valley

Gateway to the Southern Carpathians from Bucharest, between the royal Peleș Castle, the Bucegi plateau at 2,200 meters and brown bear hides.

Bucovine

Bucovine

At the foot of the Eastern Carpathians, five painted monasteries from the 16th century punctuate a rural landscape of beech forests, high-altitude sheepfolds, and still-living Orthodox liturgies.

Maramureș

Maramureș

In northern Romania, a rural region where 18th-century wooden churches, hand-scythe harvesting and sculpted gateways still define everyday life.