Nestled within the scenic Carpathian Mountains of Romania lies a community with deep historical roots, rich cultural traditions, and a resilient sense of identity: the Hungarians of Transylvania. For centuries, Hungarians have lived in this unique region, adding to its vibrant tapestry of cultures. With influences […]
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Romanian food is diverse, with dishes that are hearty and influenced by a mix of cultural traditions, including Balkan, German, Serbian, Turkish, and Hungarian. Here’s a brief overview of some traditional Romanian foods. Romanian street food ? If you decide to visit Romania, you will most […]
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One of the pleasures of visiting other countries and one of the privileges of those who come to discover and experience other cultures remains the chance to enjoy an authentic gastronomic culture tour, with local dishes, prepared exactly by those who invented them. As I was […]
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Vlad the Impaler, also known as Vlad III or Vlad Dracula, was a medieval ruler of Wallachia, a region located in actual Romania. While he is often associated with the character of Dracula in Bram Stoker’s novel, his death was not shrouded in mystery or legend. […]
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The Via Transilvanica hiking trail is a relatively new long-distance hiking trail in Romania. It is designed to traverse the historical region of Transylvania and showcases the natural beauty, cultural heritage, and historical landmarks of the area. Here are some key points about the Via Transilvanica. […]
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The Bucegi Plateau is a captivating highland region in the Southern Carpathians of Romania, known for its expansive landscapes and unique geological features. Here are some additional details to enrich the experience for tourists:
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Hiking trails Bucegi mountains Where are the Bucegi Mountains located? Why visit Bucegi Mountains? The best Romania hiking trails in Bucegi The hidden natural gems in Bucegi Mountains
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Alba Iulia is situated in the west-central part of Romania, being a truly spiritual and cultural center of Transylvania. There is no other city that better highlight the ideals of unity and identity of the Romanians over the centuries. The Alba Iulia bastion fortress, called Alba Carolina, […]
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Winter trip at Peles Castle On October 7, 1883, the young king Carol I inaugurated a unique monument in the heart of the untouched Bucegi mountains in the Romanian landscape. Nature was then wild, the fairs or cities were far away, and near the “chosen” place […]
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