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Address: BULEVARDUL MAMAIA NR.477A, Constanta, Romania
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Almost there... summer at the Black Sea / beach
(24 May 2026)
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(24 May 2026)
Pictures from August of previous years, which will be repeated again in just a few weeks. It was hot, very hot (32 to 38 degrees Celsius and sometimes even more), and the water was wonderfully refreshing.
Our destination was Vama Veche 😁, the southernmost town on Romania’s Black Sea coast, located just a few hundred meters from the Bulgarian border. This year, temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius are already forecast for the end of June, and by the beginning of July at the latest, it begins... summer vacation at the Black Sea 🥰
Romania’s seaside coast stretches for about 70 km and includes, besides Vama Veche, places such as Constanta, Mamaia, Mamaia-Sat, Eforie Nord and Sud, Costinesti, Olimp, Neptun, Mangalia, and several others. There are also long (and secluded) beaches in the Danube Delta region, between Sulina and Sf. Gheorghe.
Vama Veche is mainly visited by a younger crowd. It is the party hotspot, in a way the Romanian equivalent of “Malle,” attracting around 3,000–4,000 visitors on weekends, with loud music around the clock.
Our destination was Vama Veche 😁, the southernmost town on Romania’s Black Sea coast, located just a few hundred meters from the Bulgarian border. This year, temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius are already forecast for the end of June, and by the beginning of July at the latest, it begins... summer vacation at the Black Sea 🥰
Romania’s seaside coast stretches for about 70 km and includes, besides Vama Veche, places such as Constanta, Mamaia, Mamaia-Sat, Eforie Nord and Sud, Costinesti, Olimp, Neptun, Mangalia, and several others. There are also long (and secluded) beaches in the Danube Delta region, between Sulina and Sf. Gheorghe.
Vama Veche is mainly visited by a younger crowd. It is the party hotspot, in a way the Romanian equivalent of “Malle,” attracting around 3,000–4,000 visitors on weekends, with loud music around the clock.
Constanta ... at the Black Sea
(24 May 2026)
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(24 May 2026)
Constanta (German: Konstanza) is not only home to the newly renovated old Casino, but also to the Opera, museums, the Great Mosque, the House with Lions, the marina, many cafés and restaurants, and the Black Sea.
Current pictures from May 13 / 14, 2026.
Constanta has a history of more than 2,000 years, documented in the National Museum of History and Archaeology. In the adjacent Mosaic Museum, Roman floor mosaics from the 4th century AD can be seen. Nearby is also the Carol I Mosque, which is covered with a huge Persian carpet and whose minaret rises high above the city.
Current pictures from May 13 / 14, 2026.
Constanta has a history of more than 2,000 years, documented in the National Museum of History and Archaeology. In the adjacent Mosaic Museum, Roman floor mosaics from the 4th century AD can be seen. Nearby is also the Carol I Mosque, which is covered with a huge Persian carpet and whose minaret rises high above the city.
Constanta | Harbor, Ferris wheel, and the Black Sea
(19 May 2026)
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(19 May 2026)
Zebra crossings in Romania | What you should know
(16 May 2026)
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(16 May 2026)
Zebra crossings in Romania | What you should know
Zebra crossings exist in almost every country, but unfortunately, the rules can vary. You should know these types of zebra crossings and the corresponding regulations when traveling to Romania!
# Zebra crossings (without traffic lights)
In Romania, as a driver, you MUST ALWAYS stop at a zebra crossing if a pedestrian wants to cross the street or shows signs of doing so. Sometimes it is not really clear if someone wants to cross, or you don't expect a crossing (multi-lane road with a 70 km/h limit), but... at a zebra crossing without traffic lights, the driver MUST always stop.
# Zebra crossings (with traffic lights for both drivers and pedestrians)
If the light is red, you stop; if it is flashing or off (e.g., at night), the rule above applies!
# Zebra crossings (WITH traffic lights for pedestrians, but WITHOUT traffic lights for drivers)
For us, this is the most dangerous and complicated variant (seen, for example, in Bucharest, Constanta, ...). You are driving on a multi-lane road in an urban area, and a zebra crossing appears (without a light for drivers, but with one for pedestrians). As long as the pedestrians have a red light, you must/may just keep driving. As soon as they get a green light, the very first rule applies again: you MUST stop! It is very, very difficult to recognize... especially in Bucharest, there are a huge number of these crossings. You have to be very, very careful here.
💡 VERY IMPORTANT
Near kindergartens, schools, and hospitals, zebra crossings are often accompanied by a speed limit of 30 km/h. Please be sure to observe this!
💡 AN EQUALLY IMPORTANT NOTE
Especially in larger cities, it can happen that, for example, at multi-lane entrances to a roundabout, a bus or truck blocks your view and suddenly stops for no apparent reason. In this case, you should also stop and, if necessary, creep forward very, very slowly. It can happen that the bus stops for a zebra crossing but hides both the pedestrian and the sign. The pedestrian crosses the street and then emerges from in front of the bus without warning. This is also a very dangerous situation; you should always pay attention.
# THE PEDESTRIANS .. also good to know:
"The Shy One" ... they stand at the edge of the road at the crossing but don't indicate that they want to cross. You still have to stop and maybe wave them across!
"The Confident One" ... there are pedestrians who know their "rights" and just start walking. No look to the left or right; the cars will surely stop. Please pay attention.
And finally, "The one who doesn't actually want to cross" ... but is just having a chat with a neighbor right at the curb or on the crossing. Here too, since you can't really tell the intention... you should stop as a precaution.
In conclusion: Driving in Romania definitely requires EVEN MORE attention than in countries like Germany and Austria. And stick to the speed limits, regardless of what the local drivers do.
Zebra crossings exist in almost every country, but unfortunately, the rules can vary. You should know these types of zebra crossings and the corresponding regulations when traveling to Romania!
# Zebra crossings (without traffic lights)
In Romania, as a driver, you MUST ALWAYS stop at a zebra crossing if a pedestrian wants to cross the street or shows signs of doing so. Sometimes it is not really clear if someone wants to cross, or you don't expect a crossing (multi-lane road with a 70 km/h limit), but... at a zebra crossing without traffic lights, the driver MUST always stop.
# Zebra crossings (with traffic lights for both drivers and pedestrians)
If the light is red, you stop; if it is flashing or off (e.g., at night), the rule above applies!
# Zebra crossings (WITH traffic lights for pedestrians, but WITHOUT traffic lights for drivers)
For us, this is the most dangerous and complicated variant (seen, for example, in Bucharest, Constanta, ...). You are driving on a multi-lane road in an urban area, and a zebra crossing appears (without a light for drivers, but with one for pedestrians). As long as the pedestrians have a red light, you must/may just keep driving. As soon as they get a green light, the very first rule applies again: you MUST stop! It is very, very difficult to recognize... especially in Bucharest, there are a huge number of these crossings. You have to be very, very careful here.
💡 VERY IMPORTANT
Near kindergartens, schools, and hospitals, zebra crossings are often accompanied by a speed limit of 30 km/h. Please be sure to observe this!
💡 AN EQUALLY IMPORTANT NOTE
Especially in larger cities, it can happen that, for example, at multi-lane entrances to a roundabout, a bus or truck blocks your view and suddenly stops for no apparent reason. In this case, you should also stop and, if necessary, creep forward very, very slowly. It can happen that the bus stops for a zebra crossing but hides both the pedestrian and the sign. The pedestrian crosses the street and then emerges from in front of the bus without warning. This is also a very dangerous situation; you should always pay attention.
# THE PEDESTRIANS .. also good to know:
"The Shy One" ... they stand at the edge of the road at the crossing but don't indicate that they want to cross. You still have to stop and maybe wave them across!
"The Confident One" ... there are pedestrians who know their "rights" and just start walking. No look to the left or right; the cars will surely stop. Please pay attention.
And finally, "The one who doesn't actually want to cross" ... but is just having a chat with a neighbor right at the curb or on the crossing. Here too, since you can't really tell the intention... you should stop as a precaution.
In conclusion: Driving in Romania definitely requires EVEN MORE attention than in countries like Germany and Austria. And stick to the speed limits, regardless of what the local drivers do.
Constanta ... at the Black Sea
(14 May 2026)
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(14 May 2026)
Constanta (German: Konstanza) is not just the old Casino, now newly renovated — it also offers the Opera, museums, the Great Mosque, the House with Lions, the marina, many cafés and restaurants, and the Black Sea.
Current pictures from May 13, 2026.
Constanta has a history of over 2,000 years, documented in the National Museum of History and Archaeology. In the adjacent Mosaic Museum, you can see Roman floor mosaics from the 4th century AD. Nearby is also the Carol I Mosque, laid out with a huge Persian carpet, and its minaret rises high above the city.
Current pictures from May 13, 2026.
Constanta has a history of over 2,000 years, documented in the National Museum of History and Archaeology. In the adjacent Mosaic Museum, you can see Roman floor mosaics from the 4th century AD. Nearby is also the Carol I Mosque, laid out with a huge Persian carpet, and its minaret rises high above the city.
Constanta | The old Casino
(14 May 2026)
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(14 May 2026)
Pictures from yesterday (May 13, 2026) of the newly renovated old Casino, located on the Black Sea in Constanta 🥰
The building was first erected in 1880 out of wood, and in 1910 the Casino was (re)built / remodeled according to the plans of architect Daniel Renard in the Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) style. It is considered the best-known Art Nouveau building in Romania and is the landmark of the city of Constanta (German: Konstanza).
The building was first erected in 1880 out of wood, and in 1910 the Casino was (re)built / remodeled according to the plans of architect Daniel Renard in the Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) style. It is considered the best-known Art Nouveau building in Romania and is the landmark of the city of Constanta (German: Konstanza).
Constanta | The Black Sea and the newly renovated Casino | Today, May 13, 2026
(13 May 2026)
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Kerz Monastery in Transylvania | Sibiu county
(08 May 2026)
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(08 May 2026)
Carta Monastery (Kerz in German) is a former Cistercian (Benedictine) monastery in Transylvania, Romania.
It is located on the left bank of the Olt River, almost exactly halfway between the cities of Sibiu and Făgăraș, and is currently an Evangelical Lutheran church.
The exact date of the foundation of the Carta Monastery (Latin: monasterium beatae Mariae virginis in Candelis de Kerch) is unknown. A document from Constanta, dated 17 April 1418, issued by Sigismund, King of Hungary, vaguely states that the monastery was founded, built and granted rights and privileges by its predecessors. Cistercian documents from the 13th-15th centuries, collected and analysed by Leopold Janauschek, mention the year of the monastery's foundation as around 1202-1203.monastery around 1202-1203.
It is located on the left bank of the Olt River, almost exactly halfway between the cities of Sibiu and Făgăraș, and is currently an Evangelical Lutheran church.
The exact date of the foundation of the Carta Monastery (Latin: monasterium beatae Mariae virginis in Candelis de Kerch) is unknown. A document from Constanta, dated 17 April 1418, issued by Sigismund, King of Hungary, vaguely states that the monastery was founded, built and granted rights and privileges by its predecessors. Cistercian documents from the 13th-15th centuries, collected and analysed by Leopold Janauschek, mention the year of the monastery's foundation as around 1202-1203.monastery around 1202-1203.
Turda Salt Mine | Cluj County
(17 April 2026)
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(17 April 2026)
Always a pleasure: The Turda Salt Mine is a true museum of the history of salt mining. It is located in the city of Turda, in Cluj County.
The temperature in the salt mine is constantly between 10-12 degrees. It is one of the oldest and most famous salt mines in Transylvania / Romania.
And if you want to take home a souvenir after your visit, just visit a (Romanian) Kaufland. The 1 kg package of Turda salt costs about 2 lei (40 cents), price as of November 2025.
More salt mines and information in Romania:
https://willkommen-in-rumänien.de/#Salzbergwerke
We thank Tom & Helga for these beautiful pictures from their Romania tour in September and October 2024. Many thanks!
The temperature in the salt mine is constantly between 10-12 degrees. It is one of the oldest and most famous salt mines in Transylvania / Romania.
And if you want to take home a souvenir after your visit, just visit a (Romanian) Kaufland. The 1 kg package of Turda salt costs about 2 lei (40 cents), price as of November 2025.
More salt mines and information in Romania:
https://willkommen-in-rumänien.de/#Salzbergwerke
We thank Tom & Helga for these beautiful pictures from their Romania tour in September and October 2024. Many thanks!
Constanta | Much more than the sea (Part 3 of 3)
(14 April 2026)
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(14 April 2026)
You should visit it ... the opera, museums, the Great Mosque, the lion house, the marina, many cafes and restaurants in beautiful squares, parks and more ...
Constanta on the Black Sea has a history of over 2,000 years, which is documented in the National Museum of History and Archaeology. Roman floor mosaics from the 4th century AD can be seen in the nearby Mosaic Museum. Also nearby is the Carol I Mosque, covered with a huge Persian carpet and whose minaret towers over the city.
Constanta on the Black Sea has a history of over 2,000 years, which is documented in the National Museum of History and Archaeology. Roman floor mosaics from the 4th century AD can be seen in the nearby Mosaic Museum. Also nearby is the Carol I Mosque, covered with a huge Persian carpet and whose minaret towers over the city.
Constanta | Much more than the sea (Part 2 of 3)
(14 April 2026)
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(14 April 2026)
You should visit it ... the opera, museums, the Great Mosque, the lion house, the marina, many cafes and restaurants in beautiful squares, parks and more ...
Constanta on the Black Sea has a history of over 2,000 years, which is documented in the National Museum of History and Archaeology. Roman floor mosaics from the 4th century AD can be seen in the nearby Mosaic Museum. Also nearby is the Carol I Mosque, covered with a huge Persian carpet and whose minaret towers over the city.
Constanta on the Black Sea has a history of over 2,000 years, which is documented in the National Museum of History and Archaeology. Roman floor mosaics from the 4th century AD can be seen in the nearby Mosaic Museum. Also nearby is the Carol I Mosque, covered with a huge Persian carpet and whose minaret towers over the city.
Constanta | Much more than the sea (Part 1 of 3)
(14 April 2026)
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(14 April 2026)
You should visit it ... the opera, museums, the Great Mosque, the lion house, the marina, many cafes and restaurants in beautiful squares, parks and more ...
Constanta on the Black Sea has a history of over 2,000 years, which is documented in the National Museum of History and Archaeology. Roman floor mosaics from the 4th century AD can be seen in the nearby Mosaic Museum. Also nearby is the Carol I Mosque, covered with a huge Persian carpet and whose minaret towers over the city.
Constanta on the Black Sea has a history of over 2,000 years, which is documented in the National Museum of History and Archaeology. Roman floor mosaics from the 4th century AD can be seen in the nearby Mosaic Museum. Also nearby is the Carol I Mosque, covered with a huge Persian carpet and whose minaret towers over the city.
Motorcycle tour through Romania | Summer 2025
(01 April 2026)
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(01 April 2026)
Beautiful pictures from Constanta and Mamaia at the Black Sea, and the freshly renovated historic Casino, from the motorcycle friends of our dear Roland 🥰, who took a tour through Romania in mid-June 2025.
https://welcome-to-romania.com | https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de
https://welcome-to-romania.com | https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de
Salt mine / Salina Turda | Cluj County
(20 March 2026)
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(20 March 2026)
The Turda Salt Mine is a true museum of the history of salt mining.
It is located in the town of Turda, which is situated in Cluj County. The temperature in the salt mine remains constant at 10–12 °C. It is one of the oldest and best-known salt mines in Transylvania / Romania.
Beautiful pictures by Mr. Iercosan Marian from a few days ago (end of September 2025). Thank you for these 🥰
It is located in the town of Turda, which is situated in Cluj County. The temperature in the salt mine remains constant at 10–12 °C. It is one of the oldest and best-known salt mines in Transylvania / Romania.
Beautiful pictures by Mr. Iercosan Marian from a few days ago (end of September 2025). Thank you for these 🥰
Plan now: Summer at the Black Sea / beach
(24 January 2026)
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(24 January 2026)
Pictures from August of previous years, which are currently repeating themselves. The sun is shining, it is hot, and the water is wonderfully fresh.
https://welcome-to-romania.com | https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de
The Romanian seaside stretches over about 70 km and includes, besides Vama Veche, places like Constanta, Mamaia, Mamaia-Sat, Eforie Nord and Sud, Costinesti, Olimp, Neptun, Mangalia, and several more. Likewise, long (and lonely) beaches are located in the Danube Delta region, between Sulina and Sf. Gheorghe.
Our destination (the pictures) was Vama Veche 😁, the southernmost place on the Romanian Black Sea coast, only a few hundred meters from the border with Bulgaria.
Vama Veche is primarily visited by a younger audience; it is the party mile, seen as the "Malle" of Romania, with about 3,000 - 4,000 visitors on weekends and loud music around the clock.
https://welcome-to-romania.com | https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de
The Romanian seaside stretches over about 70 km and includes, besides Vama Veche, places like Constanta, Mamaia, Mamaia-Sat, Eforie Nord and Sud, Costinesti, Olimp, Neptun, Mangalia, and several more. Likewise, long (and lonely) beaches are located in the Danube Delta region, between Sulina and Sf. Gheorghe.
Our destination (the pictures) was Vama Veche 😁, the southernmost place on the Romanian Black Sea coast, only a few hundred meters from the border with Bulgaria.
Vama Veche is primarily visited by a younger audience; it is the party mile, seen as the "Malle" of Romania, with about 3,000 - 4,000 visitors on weekends and loud music around the clock.
Review: June 2025 | Motorcycle tour through Romania
(23 December 2025)
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(23 December 2025)
Beautiful pictures from Constanta (Konstanza) on the Black Sea and the beautiful, recently renovated historic Casino, sent by the motorcycle friends of our dear Roland 🥰, who undertook a motorcycle tour through Romania in recent days (mid-June 2025).
https://welcome-to-romania.com | https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de
https://welcome-to-romania.com | https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de
Cluj-Napoca | A city that never sleeps
(06 November 2025)
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(06 November 2025)
Cluj-Napoca (German: Klausenburg, Hungarian: Kolozsvar) is (probably*) the second largest city in Romania and the capital of Cluj County in Transylvania.
Cluj-Napoca, with about 400,000 inhabitants, is considered the unofficial capital of the Transylvania region. The city has universities, a vibrant nightlife, and many buildings from the times of Hungarian and Saxon rule. Around the main square, Piata Unirii, are the Gothic St. Michael’s Church and an equestrian statue of King Matthias Corvinus, who lived in the 15th century. The baroque Banffy Palace is now a museum displaying Romanian art.
Cluj-Napoca has an international airport and is located in the northwest of Romania.
* It could also be Iasi, Timisoara or Constanta. Unfortunately, there are no exact figures.
We thank the city of Cluj-Napoca for granting permission to use these pictures.
Cluj-Napoca, with about 400,000 inhabitants, is considered the unofficial capital of the Transylvania region. The city has universities, a vibrant nightlife, and many buildings from the times of Hungarian and Saxon rule. Around the main square, Piata Unirii, are the Gothic St. Michael’s Church and an equestrian statue of King Matthias Corvinus, who lived in the 15th century. The baroque Banffy Palace is now a museum displaying Romanian art.
Cluj-Napoca has an international airport and is located in the northwest of Romania.
* It could also be Iasi, Timisoara or Constanta. Unfortunately, there are no exact figures.
We thank the city of Cluj-Napoca for granting permission to use these pictures.
Cluj-Napoca | A city that never sleeps (Part 1 of 2)
(14 October 2025)
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(14 October 2025)
Cluj-Napoca (German: Klausenburg, Hungarian: Kolozsvár) in summer, (probably*) the second largest city in Romania and the capital of Cluj County in Transylvania.
Cluj-Napoca, with about 400,000* inhabitants, is considered the unofficial capital of the Transylvania region. The city has universities, a vibrant nightlife, and many buildings from the times of Hungarian and Saxon rule. Around the main square, Piata Unirii, are the Gothic St. Michael’s Church and an equestrian statue of King Matthias Corvinus, who lived in the 15th century. The baroque Banffy Palace is now a museum displaying Romanian art.
Cluj-Napoca has an international airport and is located in the northwest of Romania.
We thank Mr. Frank Schleßmann for sending these beautiful pictures (photos from summer 2023) and for granting permission to use them.
* It could also be Iasi, Timisoara or Constanta. Unfortunately, there are no exact figures.
Cluj-Napoca, with about 400,000* inhabitants, is considered the unofficial capital of the Transylvania region. The city has universities, a vibrant nightlife, and many buildings from the times of Hungarian and Saxon rule. Around the main square, Piata Unirii, are the Gothic St. Michael’s Church and an equestrian statue of King Matthias Corvinus, who lived in the 15th century. The baroque Banffy Palace is now a museum displaying Romanian art.
Cluj-Napoca has an international airport and is located in the northwest of Romania.
We thank Mr. Frank Schleßmann for sending these beautiful pictures (photos from summer 2023) and for granting permission to use them.
* It could also be Iasi, Timisoara or Constanta. Unfortunately, there are no exact figures.
Cluj-Napoca | A city that never sleeps (Part 2 of 2)
(14 October 2025)
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(14 October 2025)
Cluj-Napoca (German: Klausenburg, Hungarian: Kolozsvár) in summer, (probably*) the second largest city in Romania and the capital of Cluj County in Transylvania.
Cluj-Napoca, with about 400,000* inhabitants, is considered the unofficial capital of the Transylvania region. The city has universities, a vibrant nightlife, and many buildings from the times of Hungarian and Saxon rule. Around the main square, Piata Unirii, are the Gothic St. Michael’s Church and an equestrian statue of King Matthias Corvinus, who lived in the 15th century. The baroque Banffy Palace is now a museum displaying Romanian art.
Cluj-Napoca has an international airport and is located in the northwest of Romania.
We thank Mr. Frank Schleßmann for sending these beautiful pictures (photos from summer 2023) and for granting permission to use them.
* It could also be Iasi, Timisoara or Constanta. Unfortunately, there are no exact figures.
Cluj-Napoca, with about 400,000* inhabitants, is considered the unofficial capital of the Transylvania region. The city has universities, a vibrant nightlife, and many buildings from the times of Hungarian and Saxon rule. Around the main square, Piata Unirii, are the Gothic St. Michael’s Church and an equestrian statue of King Matthias Corvinus, who lived in the 15th century. The baroque Banffy Palace is now a museum displaying Romanian art.
Cluj-Napoca has an international airport and is located in the northwest of Romania.
We thank Mr. Frank Schleßmann for sending these beautiful pictures (photos from summer 2023) and for granting permission to use them.
* It could also be Iasi, Timisoara or Constanta. Unfortunately, there are no exact figures.
Romania tour in 1,000 pictures | Turda Salt Mine
(05 September 2025)
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(05 September 2025)
The Turda Salt Mine is a true museum of the history of salt mining. It is located in the town of Turda, in Cluj County.
The temperature inside the salt mine remains constant at 10–12 °C. It is one of the oldest and best‑known salt mines in Transylvania / Romania.
More salt mines and info in Romania:
https://willkommen-in-rumänien.de/#Salzbergwerke
We thank Tom & Helga for these beautiful pictures from their Romania tour in September and October 2024. Many thanks 🥰
The temperature inside the salt mine remains constant at 10–12 °C. It is one of the oldest and best‑known salt mines in Transylvania / Romania.
More salt mines and info in Romania:
https://willkommen-in-rumänien.de/#Salzbergwerke
We thank Tom & Helga for these beautiful pictures from their Romania tour in September and October 2024. Many thanks 🥰
Off to HAWAII ... beach, sea ... Constanța
(22 August 2025)
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(22 August 2025)
Photos from the motorcycle friends of our dear Roland 🥰, who recently (mid-June 2025) took a tour through Romania.
The route went via Timișoara, Deva, the Transfagarasan to Hawaii ... Constanța 😅, with many wonderful experiences, memories, and photos (more coming soon). Here is part 4 of 4, starting with the end, with the city of Constanța on the Black Sea.
The route went via Timișoara, Deva, the Transfagarasan to Hawaii ... Constanța 😅, with many wonderful experiences, memories, and photos (more coming soon). Here is part 4 of 4, starting with the end, with the city of Constanța on the Black Sea.
Summer 2025 | Vama Veche | Black Sea | At night
(20 August 2025)
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(20 August 2025)
Summer, sun, beach, and party. In the southeast of Romania, it gets hot in the summer, the sky is almost always clear, and the resort of Vama Veche (located right on the Bulgarian border) welcomes guests with lots of music and parties.
The perfect time for a visit to the Black Sea... Mamaia, Constanta, Eforie, Costinesti, Mangalia, Vama Veche, and much more...
The perfect time for a visit to the Black Sea... Mamaia, Constanta, Eforie, Costinesti, Mangalia, Vama Veche, and much more...
Mamaia Nord | Constanta | Sunrise
(16 August 2025)
Turda Salt Mine | Cluj County
(09 August 2025)
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(09 August 2025)
The Turda Salt Mine is a true museum of the history of salt mining. It is located in the town of Turda, in Cluj County. The temperature in the salt mine remains constant at around 10–12 °C. It is one of the oldest and best‑known salt mines in Transylvania / Romania.
More salt mines and info in Romania:
https://willkommen-in-rumänien.de/#Salzbergwerke
We thank Mr. Andreas Hainbach for these beautiful pictures from his Romania tour at the end of July 2025 / beginning of August 2025. Many thanks 🥰
More salt mines and info in Romania:
https://willkommen-in-rumänien.de/#Salzbergwerke
We thank Mr. Andreas Hainbach for these beautiful pictures from his Romania tour at the end of July 2025 / beginning of August 2025. Many thanks 🥰
Summer is here | Black Sea / Beach
(24 July 2025)
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(24 July 2025)
Pictures from August in previous years, which will soon be repeated. The sun is shining, it will get very hot, and the water is wonderfully fresh.
The Romanian seaside stretches for about 70 km and includes, besides Vama Veche, places like Constanta, Mamaia, Mamaia-Sat, Eforie Nord and Sud, Costinesti, Olimp, Neptun, Mangalia, and several others. There are also long (and deserted) beaches in the Danube Delta region, between Sulina and Sf. Gheorghe. The total length of the Romanian Black Sea coast is about 280 kilometers.
Our destination (the pictures) was Vama Veche 😁, the southernmost place on the Romanian Black Sea coast, just a few hundred meters from the border with Bulgaria.
Vama Veche is mainly visited by a younger crowd; it is the party zone, the so-called "Malle" of Romania, with about 3,000 to 4,000 visitors on weekends and loud music around the clock.
The Romanian seaside stretches for about 70 km and includes, besides Vama Veche, places like Constanta, Mamaia, Mamaia-Sat, Eforie Nord and Sud, Costinesti, Olimp, Neptun, Mangalia, and several others. There are also long (and deserted) beaches in the Danube Delta region, between Sulina and Sf. Gheorghe. The total length of the Romanian Black Sea coast is about 280 kilometers.
Our destination (the pictures) was Vama Veche 😁, the southernmost place on the Romanian Black Sea coast, just a few hundred meters from the border with Bulgaria.
Vama Veche is mainly visited by a younger crowd; it is the party zone, the so-called "Malle" of Romania, with about 3,000 to 4,000 visitors on weekends and loud music around the clock.
Turda Salt Mine | Cluj County
(12 July 2025)
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(12 July 2025)
Always a pleasure: The Turda Salt Mine is a true museum of the history of salt mining. It is located in the city of Turda, which is in Cluj County.
The temperature in the salt mine is constantly between 10-12 degrees. It is one of the oldest and most famous salt mines in Transylvania / Romania.
More salt mines and information in Romania:
https://willkommen-in-rumänien.de/#Salzbergwerke
We thank Tom & Helga for these beautiful pictures from their Romania tour in September and October 2024. Many thanks! 🥰
The temperature in the salt mine is constantly between 10-12 degrees. It is one of the oldest and most famous salt mines in Transylvania / Romania.
More salt mines and information in Romania:
https://willkommen-in-rumänien.de/#Salzbergwerke
We thank Tom & Helga for these beautiful pictures from their Romania tour in September and October 2024. Many thanks! 🥰
The sea ... ⛱ | Mamaia | Constanta | Black Sea
(05 July 2025)
Dobrogea Gorges | Constanta County
(28 June 2025)
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(28 June 2025)
The Dobrogea Gorges are a nature reserve (specifically a bird protection area) in Dobrogea, Constanta County.
Dobrogea is a historical region in Southeastern Europe, located between the lower Danube and the Black Sea, forming the border area between Southeastern Romania and Northeastern Bulgaria.
We thank the photographer Marius Nistor for allowing us to use this picture.
Dobrogea is a historical region in Southeastern Europe, located between the lower Danube and the Black Sea, forming the border area between Southeastern Romania and Northeastern Bulgaria.
We thank the photographer Marius Nistor for allowing us to use this picture.
Constanța | Mamaia and the Black Sea
(26 June 2025)
June 2025 | Motorcycle tour through Romania
(24 June 2025)
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(24 June 2025)
More photos from the motorcycle friends of our dear Roland 🥰, who in the last few days (mid-June 2025) took a tour through Romania.
The route went via Timișoara, Deva, the Transfagarasan to Constanța, with many wonderful experiences, memories, and photos. Here is part 2 of 4, right in the middle of Romania’s beautiful Carpathians.
The route went via Timișoara, Deva, the Transfagarasan to Constanța, with many wonderful experiences, memories, and photos. Here is part 2 of 4, right in the middle of Romania’s beautiful Carpathians.
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