What are your top 10 travel destinations?
Băile Herculane for thermal and mineral waters and calcareous mountains. It’s also worth mentioning the ‘Herculane Project.’
Danube Delta for fishing, landscape and silence. Seafood-Specialty cuisine.
Constanța for the seaside, sand beaches and multicultural history.
Brașov for skiing and climbing in the mountains.
Bucovina for natural landscape and religious pilgrimage.
Iași for its culture, history, good food and nice girls.
Sighișoara for arts, medieval look, cultural happenings and the last inhabited citadel in south-eastern Europe.
Călimănești for the beauty of the mountains and the Olt river.
Galați for cultural life and walks along the Danube river.
Maramureș for friendly people and good palinka. Not to forget the steam locomotive train.
Mediaș for its historic buildings, traditional wines and folk music festival.
Alba Iulia for its magnificent citadel, imposing cathedrals and national ceremonies.
Cluj-Napoca for its cultural life, historic buildings, renowned university, and the haunted ‘Baciu’ forest.
Craiova for the Romanescu Park, the historic center, the old churches, and the friendliest train station in Romania. During the summer, you can attend the ‘Adrian Păunescu‘ Folk & Poetry Festival, and during the winter, the most beautiful and open-air Christmas market in Romania.
Bucharest for its nightlife, theatres, the Old Town, the People’s Palace (the Parliament building), the National Cathedral, the Romanian Athenaeum, the University and the nearby statues, the ‘Bellu’ cemetery and the ‘urban delta.’
This is a subjective and non-exhaustive list; the tourist destinations are not listed in order of importance or prestige. It would be best to read a little about each city or region and decide for yourself which ones you find most appealing.
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