Danube Delta
Europe's largest and best-preserved river delta, where the Danube splits into channels, lakes and reed beds before reaching the Black Sea.
Europe's largest and best-preserved river delta, where the Danube splits into channels, lakes and reed beds before reaching the Black Sea.
A group of 15th and 16th-century monasteries in northern Romania whose outer walls are covered with vivid frescoes of Bible stories, painted to teach…
A fairytale neo-Renaissance castle in the Carpathian forest above Sinaia, built for King Carol I between 1873 and 1914, one of the first castles in E…
One of the best-preserved inhabited medieval citadels in Europe, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with colourful houses, cobbled lanes, and nine survivi…
A spectacular mountain road across the Făgăraș Mountains, Romania's highest, built in the 1970s for military reasons, twisting up through hairpin ben…
A medieval castle perched on a rock at the Bran Pass in Transylvania, marketed as 'Dracula's Castle' because it looks like the castle in Bram Stoker'…
A Saxon town in Transylvania below the forested Tâmpa mountain, with a colourful main square (Piața Sfatului) and the Black Church, the largest Gothi…
One of the largest castles in Europe, a Gothic fortress with towers, battlements and a drawbridge over a ravine, built in the 15th century by John Hu…
One of the largest administrative buildings in the world, built by the dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu in the 1980s, after demolishing a large part of old…
A Saxon town of colourful squares, where houses seem to watch you through 'eyes', small dormer windows in their roofs.
A salt mine dug from the 17th century, now an underground theme park, deep below Transylvania.
Maramureș, in Romania's far north, has a traditional village life, with wooden gates and tall-spired wooden churches, eight of them UNESCO-listed, su…