In just a few days, one can touch all this, enrich his common culture and feel close to nature. The most interesting thing is that unlike the trivial tourist destinations where it is full of crowds of tourists, in Romania you can find the desired tranquility. The country offers both seaside resorts and skiing facilities, as well as ethnographic and architectural landmarks. For lovers of history and cultural artifacts there are museums that have kept the 8-century Romanian history, narrated in English and accessible to foreigners. This bouquet of attractions has something to offer you during every of the four seasons and in all its splendor.
You may not have suspected it, but some facts about Romania will make you start dreaming to spend there your next vacation. Did you know, for example, that there was a merry cemetery? The unusual find is located near the Romanian village of Maramures. Rhythmic satirical poems are written on the tombstone and are painted with typical ethnic motifs. It is interesting to say that Romanians are proud of their centuries-old history. Long before the country was founded in the 13th century, tribes lived in these lands, and for some time the Roman Empire had spread to this land. You will see statues of Roman emperors and kings who are part of the history of the country. For example, the statue of the Dacian King, Decebal, is carved in one of the rocky banks of the Danube and is the highest stone sculpture in Europe - about 41 meters! In the country is also the narrowest street in the world, only 1 meter wide and 20 cm wide, and the second largest administrative building in the world after the Pentagon - the Romanian Parliament Palace.

Apart from the sightseeing, you should definitely try the local beer Ursus, the famous corn flour marmalade, or the favorite of all Romanian bacon-pair balls of two kinds of meat with tomato sauce. If you love the sea, leave Constendja or Constanta. Founded 2500 years ago, the legend tells of the city that Jason and his aargonauts landed along its shores. Besides a beautiful promenade, you can visit the tallest wooden church in the country - 41 meters, the dolphinarium, the remains of a Roman city, and also enjoy the stunning scenery. Do not miss the capital Bucharest. It is here that the House of Parliament is built with its impressive dimensions and neoclassical architecture. From the central square, you will easily reach the 146-year-old University of Bucharest, the Herastroul park, the Arc de Triomphe and the Kalea Viktoria shopping street. And what is Romania without castles? From Sinaia you can take a walk to the castle with unique frescoes, Pelesh, and the smaller Pelešor. Because of the proximity to the Carpathians and the skiing conditions, you can hop on the cabin lift, which rises to 2000 m above sea level and find a lovely panorama. Do not miss visiting the Sinai Monastery. Brashov is the next city worth visiting. There is the Black Church - the most impressive gothic building in Romania. Next to the main square is the famous Old Town Hall, which is today a historical museum. You will also see the narrowest streets in Europe that we have mentioned. Close to the city is the Bran area, where the famous palace of Dracula is located and well-known even in Hollywood.