The city of Brăila is located in southeastern Romania on the Danube and adjacent to the Danube delta.

The nearest largest city of Galati is about 15 km downstream (east) distance.

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A wonderfully illuminated play of colours at night. These fountains are located in the centre of Braila and invite you to take a romantic stroll in the evening or to stay a while.

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Pictures from June 1st, the Children's Day two years ago in the pedestrian zone, which was decorated with umbrellas in the color of the Romanian flag.
Braila is located in the southeast of Romania on the Danube, close to the city of Galati and the Danube Delta / Black Sea.

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Millions of Christmas and New Year lights in Brăila. Last year and this year again!

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Wonderful play of colours illuminated at night. These fountains are located in the centre of Braila and invite you to stroll around in the evening or simply to linger.

Braila is the capital of the county of the same name. It lies on the banks of the Danube and on the border with the Danube Delta in south-eastern Romania.

A review of the Historical Festival "Vladislav I" held last weekend in Braila.

Represented and presented history(s) starting with the Dacians and Romans, through the Middle Ages, the 19th and 20th centuries until today through exhibitions, parades and diverse information.

A review of the Historical Festival "Vladislav I" held last weekend in Braila. Pictures of the parade

History(s) was represented and presented starting with the Dacians and Romans, through the Middle Ages, the 19th and 20th centuries until today through exhibitions, parades and diverse information.

Late, but there are still shadows ( rain ) in the pedestrian area of Brăila ( in southeastern Romania )..., which not only provides shade, but also, invites visitors to take many, many photos 🥰

Many other cities in Romania, such as Timisoara, Sighisoara decorates and designs similar streets and markets ... only posts as a comment here. We look forward to any enrichment of this article 🥰

Images: beginning of May 2021

Black swan ( Cygnus atratus ) or black swan is the only swan almost completely black and also has the longest neck of all swans.

The natural range of the black swan is Australia. In Europe, only abandoned and ferrous swans with black tails appear, through which so far they have been discovered only in the populations of the Netherlands and North Rhine-Westphalia.

Perhaps the two swans are guests who want to visit their relatives „ white ” from the Danube Delta. Even a swan can go on vacation ... Holidays in Romania 🥰

Images: March 25, 2023, the waterfront in Brăila

The Mourning Swan (Cygnus atratus) or Black Swan is the only almost completely black swan and also has the longest neck of all swans.

The gray swan's natural range is Australia. In Europe there are only exposed and wild swans, populations found only in the Netherlands and North Rhine-Westphalia.

Perhaps the two swans are guests who want to visit their "white" relatives in the Danube Delta. Even a swan is allowed to go on vacation... Vacation in Romania

Photos: March 25 on the Braila seafront

Autumn is coming and the days are getting colder, hurry to the zoo and enjoy the sun and warmth.

June 1 was Children's Day and at the same time the pedestrian area of ​​Brăila was again adorned with umbrellas in the colors of the Romanian flag.

Brăila is located in southeastern Romania, on the banks of the Danube, close to the city of Galați and the Danube Delta / Black Sea.

Images: June 1, 2022

The large garden or public garden in Brăila, known as the Emperor's Garden from the 19th century, occupies an area of ​​6 hectares (60,000 m2). br
The city of Brăila is located in the southeastern part of Romania on the Danube and adjacent to the Danube Delta. The next big city Galati is approx. 10 km downstream (east).

Pictures from April 30, 2021 from the city of Brăila. Soon it will be time again and spring will begin…

Just in time for March 1, the snow came in southeastern Romania, but… spring is near. Seen and photographed yesterday at Brăila Mall. The first "Beetle" beetle, model 1300… for almost 50 years, but still beautiful.

Our journey continues, today we visit the district of Brăila in southeastern Romania with a look back at the amounts in 2021 All information about the objectives of the trips displayed, much other information and worth seeing can be found at the following link (in German and Romanian).

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As every year, Brăila is adorned with millions of Christmas lights. A small Christmas market near the community and endless lights delight the night.
Brăila is located in southeastern Romania, close to the Danube Delta.

Near the city of Braila in southeastern Romania, many storks gathered to "hunt" together. Mom and Pope Storch are looking for food for the little ones and are apparently very successful here. Nearly 50 storks and many other bird species gathered in a small area of ​​about 200 x 200 meters to look for food, a wonderful sight.

The city of Brăila is the capital of the county of the same name in southeastern Romania. Brăila is located in the region of Wallachia, on the left bank of the lower Danube, close to the Danube Delta.

Regularly in the spring there are "new shadows" in the pedestrian area of ​​the city of Brăila (southeastern Romania)… which, not only donates shade, invites visitors to create many, many photos. This year, Brăila is decorated, instead, instead. of the colorful mixture of colors, in the national colors of Romania blue / yellow / red.

The park in Braila has existed since 1833 and is known for a monument built by the French architect Villaye and which also bears his name. The memorial depicted a double-edged sword on a pedestal with two lions beside it. In 1916 the monument was destroyed by the Turkish occupiers.

With an area of ​​approximately 90 hectares, the park in Braila is now one of the largest parks in Romanian cities.

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