Romania is a captivating land of mountainous peaks flowing into lush green delta, edged to the east by the idyllic Black Sea and scattered with traditional villages that blossom with culture. Each different region of Romania has it's own treasures to offer, and with all of this to explore, you're in for a holiday to remember!
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Along the Romanian coastline at the Black Sea are numerous holiday resorts to cater for the picture-perfect beaches that attract thousands of tourists each year. The warm waters and soft golden sand of the Red Sea coast are a great place for watersports and relaxation alike. There are also many health spas in this area, allowing visitors the chance to unwind and enjoy some pampering.
The River Danube, having wound its way through nine European countries, slows down and pans out in Romania to form the Danube Delta. Here you can find an amazing array of wildlife in the maze of rivers, canals and waterways that span the area. The scenery is perfect for river cruises, boating, and bird-watching. In addition to this nature reserve, Romania also has many National Parks to protect its unique mixture of wildlife, providing some breathtaking landscapes for hiking, cycling, and outdoor activities.
This exhilarating country is proud of its heritage, and with many of its attractions classified as World Heritage Sites, it's easy to see why. The world-famous Painted Monasteries at Bucovina are awe-inspiring, and a must see attraction for those visiting the area. In addition, Romaina has many well-preserved medieval towns and villages that provide a living insight into the country's history. Sighisoara, in Transylvania, is one of these villages, and captures the medieval way of life in Romania. For those interested in the history of Romania, the Daican fortresses are unmissable. These amazing relics are set in the spectacular Orastie Mountains and provide some amazing panoramic views as well as a trip through time to 1AD, when the fortresses were originally built to protect the Daican kingdom.
Romania's modern-day capital, Bucharest, also has much to offer tourists. With French architecture and neo-classical buildings bordering tree-lined parks, the city has been nicknamed 'Little Paris'. With an array of museums, theatres, opera houses, galleries, restaurants and bars, there's something for everyone in Bucharest!
