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Why Visit Romania
Romania offers a rich tapestry of attractions and experiences
unique in Central-Eastern Europe: medieval towns in Transylvania,
the world-famous Painted Monasteries in Bucovina, traditional
villages in Maramures, the magnificent architecture of
Bucharest, the romantic Danube Delta, fairy-tale castles,
the Black Sea resorts, the majestic Carpathian Mountains,
spas and much more.
Romania
is proud to be a full Member of the European Union for
two years and 162 days. Take a virtual visit to Romania
and you'll be left amazed. So why not treat yourself
to a real holiday in Romania?! Ruggedly beautiful Romania
offers the interested traveler a romantic glimpse of
both, traditional and modern ways of life. Heading north
from Bucharest to the villages of Brasov area you will
find friendly people, proud of their customs and folklore
with a timeless rural way of life. Then cruise through
the myriad channels of the Danube Delta, one of the world's
greatest wildlife sanctuaries.
Popular Tourist
Sites include:
Brasov -
Situated in the heart of Romania, the city of Brasov (German:
Kronstadt) benefits from the influence of an ancient
history.The origins of Brasov as a town are lost in the
dark times of medieval age. However it is known that
it developed as different communities living here decided
to come together into a city. The first written documents
on Brasov go back to 1235, when the city was mentioned
as CORONA, situated on the present location of the
Black Church. Later on the city was known also as Brasco,
Brasso, Stephanopolis, Kronstadt, and Brasov. However
the most popular names of the city are the last two
ones.
Bucharest -
Its eclectic architecture, which is a mix of historical,
Ceausescu-era and modern, also reflects the city's varied
history. In the period between the two World Wars, the
city's elegant architecture and the sophistication of
its elite gave Bucharest the nickname of the "Paris
of the East" or "Little Paris" Although
much of the historic center was damaged or destroyed
by war, earthquakes and Nicolae Ceausescu's program of
systematization, much survived, and in recent years the
city is experiencing an economic and cultural boom.
Constanta -
Constanta is located in a region of Romania called Dobrogea
(http://www.dobrogea.ro) which is the land between the
Danube River to the west and Black Sea to the east. The
history of the city goes back to 657 BC when it was the
Greek controlled town of Tomis.
Getting
Around in Romania:
By Land:
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Car Leasing
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Romania
Climate:
Romania
has 4 distinct seasons much like that of North America.
The
winters can are cold reaching temperatures
between 0°C and -5°C. There is lots of snow fall
in the mountains creating a perfect destination for skiers
and snowboarders with its affordable ski resorts. Spring
is pleasant with cool mornings and nights and warm days.
In the summer hot sunny days can be experienced along
the Black Sea coast and Transylvania where temperatures
reach about 30°C. Autumn is dry and cool with colourful
foliage from the trees and mountains.
Romanian Cuisine:
The rich and tasty food in Romania is an influence of
foreign settlers that have occupied the land in the
past. Nations such as Greeks, Hungarians, Germans and
Turks. These past influences have allowed Romania to
create its is own unique gastronomy. Pork is the favourite
main dish among most Romanians but you will also find
great beef, lamb and chicken dishes. Savouring fish
dishes are typical of the Danube Delta. Most meals
are complemented by soup which is a national specialty
in Romania. Also a variety of delicious cakes can be
found on special events and holidays.
A meal in Romania is incomplete without a drink of the
local spirit, tuica. A plum brandy usually enjoyed before
a meal along with some appetizers. It varies in strength,
dryness and smell according to the region. But if you
attempt this drink beware it does have a kick to it!
Romania is also home to some excellent wine and beer.
Ursus, means Bear, is among one of the best beers.
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