Let’s recap Romania’s history as it celebrates its Centennial on December 1st
The history of Romania is tinged with fascinating tales of battles between Romans and Dacians, tales of monumental fights with great historical empires and moments of disagreements and understandings between peoples of different origins. The story of a small land that...
5 books about Romania to better understand its history and culture
One of the perks of traveling to a new destination is the possibility of learning about its history and culture. So we are often asked by our travelers to recommend books about Romania so they can learn even more about the country (besides the usual travel books which...
What to photograph in Romania in summer
Summer is one of the most exciting times of the year to photograph a destination. Landscapes are lush and colorful, wildlife is abundant and the long days of summer provide more light than any other time of the year. Add to this the warm temperatures and the good mood...
What to photograph in spring in Romania
Everywhere in the world, when spring arrives, there is this feeling of hope and regrowth, present not only in people, but also in the way nature comes to life. Romania is no exception to this and, as the days get warmer, the country gains a whole new aura, incredible...
7 traditional things to do for Easter in Romania
Curious to know what are the most interesting things to do for Easter in Romania? Shooting of the rooster, perfuming, Easter mass in a centuries-old wooden church are some of them! Continue reading to learn more. As the country is home to Orthodox, Catholics and...
18 pictures that illustrate the magic of winter in Romania
In winter Romania turns into a wonderful surprise - sparkly streets, children playing in the snow and beautiful natural landscapes. Here are our chosen 18 pictures that illustrate the magic of winter in Romania: A forest of conifers dusted in snow in the region of...
This is one of the last Transylvanian Saxon customs still alive
“Fuga Lolelor” is a Transylvanian Saxon custom celebrated in late January in Agnita. The old custom has its roots in The Middle Ages. The local legends say that one day, as the Ottomans were getting ready to attack the fortress, a brave girl from the village dressed...
Christmas in Romania: what’s so great about it?
During Christmas in Romania well-kept customs and traditions come to life. People dressed in traditional clothes sing carols, dancers wearing bears’ costumes wish for the passing of winter and in the countryside pigs are sacrificed in exchange for a rich Christmas...
Visit Bucovina – top places to include on your itinerary
Bucovina is best known for being the land of churches and long-kept traditions. The region’s past has left its traces in many of the monuments still existing today and as a result, it has a series of landmarks that are unique in the country. If you love to uncover the...
The best of fall colors in Romania in 13 pictures
Once fall arrives, Romania turns into a wonderland of multicolored trees, magnificent surroundings and astounding landscapes. Discover with us the best of fall colors in Romania and find out our recommended 8 places to go to in order to get the most amazing shots!...
Sancraiu Rosehip Festival in Transylvania
Transylvania hosts a significant Hungarian minority and they do a wonderful job at preserving their identity and traditions. One of the best ways to experience this is at the Rosehip Festival which takes place every October in the village of Sancraiu, 1 hour away from...
Fall in Romania – 16 stunning pictures that illustrate the season of harvest
Fall in Romania is an experience you don’t want to miss. The weather is mild and the rain is gentle, nature charms you with the yellow-amber-reddish-copper color of the leaves and mouth-watering foods and drinks await for you to taste them. In Romania fall is the...
