6 articles to prepare your trip
Two exceptional wooden churches in Romanian Maramures: Biserica din deal, UNESCO-listed, and Biserica din vale, nicknamed the wooden cathedral.
At Dumbrava Sibiului, the ASTRA Ethnographic Museum showcases nearly 100 hectares of Romanian rural techniques and vernacular architecture.
National park in the Eastern Carpathians, the Ceahlău massif brings together rocky peaks, pristine forests and the famous legend of Dochia.
In northern Romania, Barsana Monastery stands out for its 56-meter wooden church, among the highest in Europe.
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.
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.
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