Tag: landmarks
The Iron Gates, Romania
The Iron Gates, located on the border between Romania and Serbia, is one of Europe’s most breathtaking natural wonders. This expansive gorge carved by the Danube River is not only rich in natural beauty but also steeped in history and cultural significance. The Iron Gates Gorge and the Iron Gates Natural Park Entering Romania from…
Things to do in Constanta city besides going to the beach
Constanta is one of Romania’s oldest cities, founded around 600 BC under the name Tomis, and continuously inhabited since then. It is also one of the largest cities in the country, serves as the capital of Constanta County and is the most important city of the historical region of Dobruja. Located on the Black Sea…
Bran Castle: Why is it the most visited Romanian landmark?
Bran Castle is a medieval hilltop castle in the commune of Bran, in Brasov County. It is the most visited landmark in Romania, receiving around 5,000 tourists daily. Its fame has spread beyond the country’s borders, attracting many international visitors eager to see “The House of Dracula.” But is it worth visiting? That depends on…
The Spring Palace – why to visit the Nicolae Ceausescu House?
Spring Palace (Palatul Primăverii in Romanian) was the home of Nicolae and Elena Ceausescu for 24 years. Do not confuse the House of Ceausescu with the Palace of Parliament, I notice there is confusion for some tourists about these two. The Palace of Parliament is also named the House of the People and it’s one…
The Palace of Parliament Bucharest: why to visit and what to expect
You cannot visit Bucharest and miss the most controversial building in Romania. The Palace of Parliament in Bucharest is the most important tourist attraction of the capital city and one of the most visited in Romania. What is the Palace of Parliament? The Palace of Parliament, also known as Palatul Parlamentului in Romanian, serves as…