Romania became a communist country in the late 1940s, almost immediately after the Second World War. For many, it was a real surprise to see the rise to power of an apparently insignificant party in Romania. But as in many cases throughout history, the cards were […]
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Besides its purely funeral function, the Bellu Cemetery is a museum of monuments of the 19th-century Romanian mortuary architecture and it’s worth a visiting you happen to spend some time in Bucharest. Especially if you like spooky places and stories from the past, then this is […]
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Those who are passionate about history will probably know that Romania used to be divided into several provinces before the Great Union of 1918. These historical provinces are still easily recognizable to this day due to their particularities regarding traditions, culture, and art, so if you […]
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The Princely Court of Targoviste was conceived as a complex of edifices serving both as a center of the country’s administration and a home for the Wallachian ruler, his family and for the numerous courtiers and ministers. This was the place where the voivode would consult […]
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The Danube Delta is the third area of the planet in terms of biodiversity, after the Great Coral Barrier and the Galapagos Archipelago. Here you can find over 5,400 species of plants and animals and here you feel like uncovering a hidden paradise!
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Romania and Bulgaria share certain common features that are largely due to the historical context in which these cultures developed north and south of the Danube. That’s why, to find out more about the culture specific to the East European countries, a trip that includes visits […]
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In recent years, the Mud Volcanoes located in Berca, Buzau County, have become a frequented tourist destination and probably the most famous geological monument in Romania. The strange scenery of the cracked clay, the various colors of the “lava” emerged from the clay, transformed the place […]
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Located in northern Moldavia, Bukovina is famous throughout the world for the charm of its monasteries and churches, but also for the natural beauties and the unique traditions that the locals respect since centuries ago. If you are passionate about history, culture, you love picturesque landscapes […]
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If you’re tired of the city noise and all you want is to have some quiet days, surrounded by gorgeous mountain landscapes but not being completely isolated from civilization, the solution is simple. Mountain villages in Romania are full of traditions and impress by color, culture […]
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