What Can You Visit in Romania?

Since some guests are traveling from far away and others have planned their holidays around this special event, it seemed like a great idea to put together a list of incredible destinations worth exploring. Whether extending their stay in the country or venturing to nearby regions they may not have considered before, these recommendations offer wonderful opportunities to make the most of their trip.

Timișoara

Located in the western part of Romania, Timișoara is known for its multicultural heritage, historic buildings, and lively atmosphere. It played a significant role in Romania's 1989 revolution and offers a vibrant arts scene.

Bucharest

The capital of Romania, known for its eclectic mix of historical landmarks, modern architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. From the grand Palace of the Parliament to its charming old town, Bucharest is a city of contrasts.

Brașov

A charming medieval city nestled in Transylvania, surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains. Known for its well-preserved architecture, historical sites, and proximity to Dracula’s Castle (Bran Castle), Brașov is a must-see for history and nature lovers.

Chișinău & Mileștii Mici

The capital of Moldova, Chișinău is a cultural and political hub with a mix of Soviet-era buildings, green spaces, and historic sites. The city is known for its calm atmosphere, museums, and local markets, offering a glimpse into Moldova’s past and present.