Romania’s blend of history, natural beauty, and unique cultural heritage, makes it a fascinating travel destination in Eastern Europe.

BRAN CASTLE

BRAN CASTLE

Often called “Dracula’s Castle,” this medieval fortress in Transylvania is associated with the Dracula legend and is one of Romania’s most famous attractions. It offers gothic architecture, historical exhibits, and breathtaking mountain views.

PALACE OF THE PARLIAMENT

One of the largest and heaviest buildings in the world, this colossal structure built during the Communist era houses the Romanian Parliament. It’s known for its opulent interiors and extensive use of marble and crystal.

PAINTED MANASTERIES OF BUCOVINA

Located in northeastern Romania, these UNESCO World Heritage Sites feature vibrant, frescoed walls dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Monasteries like Voronet and Sucevita showcase detailed biblical scenes and unique Romanian Orthodox art.

PELES CASTLE

PELES CASTLE

Nestled in the Carpathian Mountains near Sinaia, this fairy-tale-like castle was the summer residence of Romanian kings and is known for its intricate architecture and lavish interiors filled with art and antiques.

SIGHISOARA

This medieval town in Transylvania is one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval towns and the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler (the inspiration for Dracula). Its colorful houses, narrow cobbled streets, and historic towers create a charming, timeless atmosphere.

CARPATHIAN MOUNTAINS

The Carpathian Mountains in Romania are a stunning natural treasure, forming the backbone of the country and offering a mix of rugged peaks, dense forests, and picturesque valleys. Stretching over 1,500 km, they are known for their biodiversity. The mountains are home to iconic wildlife like brown bears, wolves, and lynx.

DANUBE DELTA

DANUBE DELTA

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Europe’s most biodiverse regions, the Danube Delta is ideal for eco-tourism. Visitors can explore the waterways, enjoy birdwatching, and see unique wildlife in this pristine natural area.

TRANSFAGARASAN HIGHWAY

Often called one of the world’s most scenic roads, this winding mountain highway offers incredible views of the Carpathians. It’s a popular route for road trips and offers hiking trails and stops along the way.

CORVIN CASTLE (HUNYADI CASTLE)

A gothic-Renaissance castle in Hunedoara, Corvin Castle is one of Europe’s largest castles and a beautiful example of medieval architecture. Its construction began in 1440, and it was designed as a defense fortress against the Ottoman Empire.