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Beyond your dreams Beyond your dreams Destınatıon ROMANIA
Romanıa ¡ Romania offers countless unique travel experiences that are waiting to be discovered. A journey of three of four hours, by car or train, can take you from the Danube River to a beautiful, intact, medieval town; from Bucharest - Romania's capital city - to the Black Sea; from Southern Transylvania to the historic regions of Bucovina or Maramures. Take a step back in time as you visit one of the unique painted monasteries in Bucovina, the perfectly preserved hilltop citadel of Sighisoara or an authentic, centuries-old, village in Maramures. Explore Romania's many architectural treasures and experience its vibrant and flourishing arts scene. We look forward to welcoming you to Romania ! Beyond your dreams
How to get there? ¡ Romania has good air connections to Europe and the Middle East. At the time of research there were no direct flights to Romania from North America or Southeast Asia. Airports & Airlines The majority of international flights to Romania arrive at Bucharest’s Henri Coand ă International Airport. Several other cities have international airports that service mostly domestic flights, but normally also have flights to select European cities. The largest of these include: - ‰ Cluj Avram Iancu International Airport - ‰ Sibiu International Airport - ‰ Timi ș oara Traian Vuia International Airport Romania’s national carrier is Bucharest- based Tarom. While the airline was previously the butt of jokes, in recent years it has transformed itself into a safe and reliable carrier. It operates an extensive network of domestic flights to cities around Romania. It also flies to major cities in Europe, including London and Paris, and the Middle East. International Trains Bucharest has railway connections with European destinations like Budapest, Vienna, Belgrade, Prague, Sofia, Athens, Istanbul, Moscow and Kiev Beyond your dreams
What to do ın Romanıa? As one of the most beautiful countries in Eastern Europe Romania attracts millions of tourists each year with its scenic landscapes, unique culture and historically significant landmarks. there are so many beautiful reasons to visit Romania. Whether you’re looking for soaring mountains to climb, warm waters to bathe in, forests to explore or plains to run across, Romania has it all. Furthermore, since this country is rich in history, Romania boasts some of the most amazing castles and forts that were built hundreds of years ago. We will now present a list containing 12 of the most incredible places to visit in Romania. All you have to do is pick the ones that you like best and head over to this wonderful and picturesque country. • ‰ The Palace of Parliament in Bucharest • ‰ Dracula’s Bran Castle • ‰ The Painted Monasteries of Bucovina • ‰ Danube Delta • ‰ Maramure ş • ‰ Retezat Mountains • ‰ Fortified Church in Biertan Ø ‰ Explore the medieval fortifications Ø ‰ Visit centuries old churches Ø ‰ Take photos on old streets Ø ‰ Hike on Mount Tampa Ø ‰ Walk to Cetatuia Fortress Ø ‰ Have lunch in the Council Square Ø ‰ Enjoy local traditionals Ø ‰ Go hiking in Piatra Craiului National Park Beyond your dreams
Major Attractıons ın Romanıa ¡ The Palace Of Parlıaments en Bucharest The Palace of Parliament is the world’s second-largest administrative building (after the Pentagon) and former dictator Nicolae Ceau ş escu’s most infamous creation. Started in 1984 (and still unfinished), the building has more than 3000 rooms and covers 330,000 sq metres. Entry is by guided-tour only (book in advance). Bring your passport. Beyond your dreams
Major Attractıons ın Romanıa ¡ Dracula’s Bran Castle ın Bran Rising above the town on a rocky promontory, Bran Castle holds visitors in thrall. An entire industry has sprouted around describing it as ‘Dracula’s Castle’, though connections to either the historical Vlad Ţ epe ş or Bram Stoker’s fictional vampire are thin. Beyond your dreams
Major Attractıons ın Romanıa ¡ The Paınted Monasterıes of Bucovına Among the most picturesque treasures of Romania are the Painted Monasteries of Bucovina ( in northeastern Romania ). Their painted exterior walls are decorated with elaborate 15th and 16th century frescoes featuring portraits of saints and prophets, scenes from the life of Jesus, images of angels and demons, and heaven and hell. Beyond your dreams
Major Attractıons ın Romanıa ¡ Danube Delta After passing through several countries and absorbing countless lesser waterways, the Danube empties into the Black Sea south of the Ukrainian border. The Danube Delta (Delta Dun ă rii), included on Unesco’s World Heritage list, is one of Romania's leading attractions. Beyond your dreams
Danube Delta Maramure ş Widely regarded as Romania’s most traditional region, dotted with steepled wooden churches and farmhouses fronted by ornately carved gates, Maramure ş feels as if you are climbing into a horse-drawn time machine and heading back a couple of centuries. Indeed, Maramure ş ' tapestry of pastureland, peopled by colorfully garbed peasants, jumps straight out of a Brothers Grimm fairy tale. Beyond your dreams
The Retezat Mountaıns The Retezat Mountains are a spectacular stretch of the southern Carpathians. Retezat National Park, the oldest reserve in Romania, is the primary draw as much for its wildlife as its dizzying walking trails. Marmots scamper in its grasslands, wolves and bears slink through forests, and golden eagles nest on its cliffs. ¡ Beyond your dreams
Danube Delta Fortıfıed Church ın Bıertan Biertan’s late-Gothic church, ringed by concentric walls and flanked by towers, is among the largest and most impressive in Transylvania. The triple-naved church was built between 1493 and 1522, housing superbly preserved Renaissance artwork, an intricately carved pulpit and mosaicked door. The church and its majestic fortifications won a Unesco listing , along with the medieval core of Biertan village. Beyond your dreams
Romanıan Cuısıne ¡ A trip to Romania is no exception to the old saying that the most fruitful path to the heart of a place is through the stomach. While not well known abroad, Romanian cuisine is a near-perfect reflection of the country's agrarian roots and twisted history. Dishes borrow heavily from neighbouring (and occasionally occupying) cultures – Turkish, Hungarian, Germanic and Slavic. • ‰ Dracula Blood, Tomato Soup • ‰ Covrigi • ‰ Fresh Salad • ‰ Stuffed cabbage • ‰ Mamaliga • ‰ Salmon • ‰ Pomana Porcului Beyond your dreams
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