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The Mysterious Beauty of Romania

Most often, Romania is depicted in movies and books as a dark country, a perfect setting for vampires and their minions. This only added to the mystery surrounding this country which many travelers find alluring and attractive.

Romania was once under the communist rule. Travel to this country to see and experience how the country has struggled to survive communism to become of the most popular tourist destinations in the world.

What Romania Can Offer

Transylvania is the place in Romania frequented by almost every tourist that travels to the country. It is the home of Bran Castle which is near Brasov, a medieval town. The castle is Bram Stoker’s inspiration for his fictitious vampire, Prince Vlad the Impaler. The castle is situated atop a cliff, giving off a formidable and commanding presence. The castle and its nearby village museum allow tourists to buy vampire statues, paintings of Vlad, sweaters and wine.

Said to be another castle of Vlad is Poenari in central Romania. The ruins are imposing in their perched high on the cliff above Arges River. Legend has it that this river is where Vlad’s first wife jumped rather than become a captive of Turks.

The beautiful old town of Brasov is where you can find the Piata Sfatului of House of the Council which play host to the international music festival, The Gold Stag. Liken to Paris, Bucharest is the location of the People’s House or Palace of the Parliament, the world’s second largest building which was built by Ceausescu. The building is home to the National Museum of Contemporary Art and the Romanian Parliament.

Not to be missed is the Arcul de Triumf or Triumphal Arch which was constructed in 1935. The structured is built to the likeness of Paris’ Arc de Triomphe. Unveiled in 2005, the Memorial of Rebirth commemorates the many victims of the 1989 Romanian Revolution. Bucharest is also where you can find plenty of attractions and bars, electrifying nightlife and stylish restaurants.

The Black Sea beaches are for travelers who want sun and surf. Thermal and mineral springs abound in Romania, including Neptun, Covasna, Eforie Nord and Mangalia. In the northern side of the country are several famous painted monasteries—Sucevita, Humor, Moldovita and Voronet.

Getting Around Romania

Romania has four distinct seasons and a temperate climate. The spring months of May and June as well as the fall months of September and October are the busiest time to visit Romania. Summer months of July and August are hot while winter months of December to March can be harsh and cold.

Romania has a decent public transportation system. The bus service is reasonably price as well as the railway network. Finally, you can opt to take a taxi but make sure that you have negotiated the fare before proceeding to your destination.