It's the natural beauty of Romania's mountains, forests, villages
and sea coast which make activities in Romania so rewarding and
fulfilling!
Whether you enjoy a walk on the beach, or a hike through Europe's
largest cliff system in the Carpathian mountains, Romania's natural
beauty will entice you to see and know more.
How
wide your eyes will open on your first tour out of Bucharest after
arriving!
Every Romanian understands the natural beauty of
their country, and several organised, guided and self-guided tour
options exist for almost every activity and every taste.
And being a rather cheap country for most
English-speakers, getting a driver and car can be less daily than your
car rental in your home city!
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Even
Australians with their kilometres of endless sand will give a nod of
approval to the nicely kept stretches on the Black Sea Coast.
The delightful tradition of sleepy seaside villages
make Romanian beaches refreshingly relaxed, whilst a handful of more
developed coastline with amusement parks and waterparks will keep the
kids entertained too!
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Few
stop to ponder the big mammals of Romania, which include the Carpathian
Brown Bear, the Lynx and the Grey Wolf.
All of them represent the largest populations in all
of Europe, and roam across a surprisingly large range in the upper
Carpathian mountains.
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No
other European nation enjoys the vast breadth of variety sweeping from
the Transilvanian plateau and the Carpathian Mountains down to the
Danube and the Black Sea Coast!
Romania truly does have some stunning natural
wonders to see, from gorges and caves to snowy spires and extensive
riparian zones.
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Whether
you call it hiking, tramping, trekking or bushwalking, it is Romania's
number one outdoor activity, and you'll love the well-marked trails with
rewarding vistas along the way!
Maps are good and facilities more than adequate for
some serious activity in the beautiful spruce, fir and pine forests
across this great country.
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The
folklore of the undead spirits at night have run through Romanian
history for generations.
Bram Stoker used much of this background to create
the Hungarian-born character Count Dracula, born in what is now part of
modern-day Romania. But there is much more to the reality of
Romania's folklore than just this!
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Europeans
with a smart eye to the budget take advantage of the great prices and
great slopes in Romania for their winter holiday fun!
From delightful and well-developed
Poiana Braşov, Buşteni, and Sinaia
resorts, to the further afield Paltiniş and more!
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Skiing in Romania Here
Your
local piaţă (market plaza) has all you need in
your neighbourhood, each one like a mini-department store.
Even smaller markets offering fruit and vegetables
and baked bread dot the corners here and there too! But, for
a taste of home, the shopping mall has made a foothold here and there,
although is still out of reach for most Romanians.
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The BEST of Romania is just
one stop
away from these North American cities:
West Coast:
Los Angeles San Francisco Portland
Seattle Vancouver Phoenix Denver
Central: Dallas Houston Mexico
City Minneapolis Chicago Detroit
Cincinnati
East and South: Philadelphia Montreal
Toronto Newark New York Atlanta
Washington DC Boston Charlotte Orlando
Nassau Miami
Steeped
in centuries of traditions enriched through many influences!
From Hapsburg Austrian to Ottoman Turk, the uniquely
Romanian folk history survived in the foothills of the might Carpathians,
with old stories to delight young and old.
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