The Fagaras massif measures from east to west in a straight line about 70 kilometers and from north to south about 45 kilometers. The Fagaras Mountains resemble an immense backbone oriented from the east to the west with the “ridges” oriented to the north and south […]
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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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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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Although Bran Castle is associated more often with Vlad Tepes, being known simply as “Dracula’s castle” by most people, it doesn’t have strong connections with the real Dracula in reality, as it’s mostly the fruit of Bram Stoker’s imagination. What few people know is that another […]
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