Beautiful in every season, by day and by night … Hermannstadt / Sibiu / Nagyszeben in Transylvania.

The old town and the city’s fortification walls were built by Saxon settlers (the Transylvanian Saxons) in the 12th and 13th centuries and are still preserved today in many of their original features.

Beautiful pictures by Mr. Iercosan Marian from a few days ago (end of September 2025).

The Ocnele Mari Salt Mine is a salt mining operation in the small town of Ocnele Mari, Valcea County in the historical region of Oltenia.

https://discover-valcea.com/en/ocnele-mari-salt-mine/

We thank the photographer Mrs Corina E. Mateescu for the permission to use these pictures.

In July / August 2023, we followed “Schnuff” and his motorcycle friends on their journey through Romania, with wonderful pictures and experiences.

Here the municipality of Bazna (in German Baaßen or Baassen, Transylvanian Saxon Baußen, Hungarian Bazna or Felsobajom) in the district of Sibiu in Transylvania (pictures mid-August 2023).

The Protestant fortified church in Baußen was built in the 14th century and rebuilt in the 16th century. Today, the church and part of the community center are listed buildings.

The Botanical Garden of the small town of Jibou (in Romanian: the Botanical Garden of the Jibou Biological Research Institute) in Salaj County is named after its founder Vasile Fati (1932-2007).

It is approximately 10 hectares (100,000 m2) in size and located in the north-eastern part of Jibou, on the banks of the Somes River.

Photos: https://destinatiaanului.ro/

https://xn--willkommen-in-rumnien-m2b.de/ | https://xn--urlaub-in-rumnien-2qb.de/

Visit the Slow Food Festival “Piata Artizanilor” on Saturday and Sunday, March 14 and 15, 2026, in Bucharest. In addition to many Romanian delicacies from local producers and wines, you will find live cooking and live music, a children’s program, an exhibition about “Slow Food,” and much more.

Open Saturday from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM. The Ark, Strada Uranus 150, Sector 5 in Bucharest.

https://www.piata-artizanilor.ro

Măcin Mountains are a mountain range in the historical landscape of Dobrogea … and anyone traveling on the new bridge over the Danube between Braila and Galati will see it right in front of them.

As part of Dobrogea’s northern massif, it lies between the Danube and the Black Sea. The highest peak is called Varful Țutuiatul and is 467 meters high. Culmea Pricopanului (photo) is about 20 kilometers east of the city of Brăila.

Thanks to Relu Chiriac, Galați for permission to use these images.

Marienburg from Feldioara (Romanian name of Marienburg) is a medieval castle of the Teutonic Order in the region of Transylvania in the district of Brașov.

https://xn--willkommen-in-rumnien-m2b.de/ | https://welcome-to-romania.com

The castle offers a wonderful view of the surrounding area and the mountains of Brașov (German name: Kronstadt), it is located at approx. 20 kilometers away from Brașov on the way to Sighișoara (in German: Schäßburg) and was built on a hill (almost 500 meters above sea level).

In 1211 King Andrew II called. from Hungary The Teutonic Knights in support of the Kumans in the country to secure the eastern border of his growing kingdom. The king granted them many privileges, including immunity, the right to self-government, and the construction of stone fortresses to ensure the environment. In 1838, the city of Marienburg (Romanian name: Feldioara) was severely destroyed by an earthquake. Between 2013 and 2017, the ruins of the castle were renovated and largely rebuilt.

A weekend from a year ago and we are happy to be able to show these pictures. The Turda Salt Mine is located in the town of the same name in Cluj County, southeast of the city of Cluj-Napoca.

We thank Mr. Camille Feller and his wife, Katja Feller, for sending these wonderful pictures and for allowing us to use them Thank you

The Teiuș Monastery in Caraș-Severin County was built in 1999. It includes several small churches surrounded by an impressive garden with roses and trees.

We thank Banatul Montan for the permission to use these images.

The village of Rimetea, or Torocko in Hungarian, is located in the district of Alba in Transylvania.

This village, inhabited mainly by Hungarians, is also one of the most beautiful villages in Transylvania. Beautiful houses, embedded in a wonderful landscape and the Hungarian Unitarians* are worth a visit.

We would like to thank Mr. Frank Schleßmann for sending us these beautiful pictures and the corresponding text/explanation.

*Unitarians > Religious community of free faith

We thank Mr. Frank Schleßmann for sending us these beautiful pictures (photos from October 2024) and for granting us permission to use them.

Lugoj (Hungarian: Lugos, German: Lugosch) is a commune in Timiș County in the historical region of Banat. It consists of the town of Lugoj and the villages of Măguri and Tapia.

The Church of the Dormition of the Mother of God, also known as the “Church with Two Towers,” is a Romanian Orthodox church located at Victory Square in Lugoj. Built between 1759 and 1766 in Baroque style, it is one of the most remarkable Baroque buildings in Banat.

We thank Ms. Corinna Haisch / Adriana Weimer for sharing and allowing us to use these images.

Curtea de Arges is a Romanian town in Arges County. It is located on the right bank of the Arges River, which flows here through a valley of the Southern Carpathians.

Curtea de Arges it is one of the oldest towns in Romania. According to a tradition, it was founded in the 14th century by Prince Radu Negru, who named it the first capital of the Principality of Wallachia.

The Cathedral of Curtea de Arges (Manastirea Curtea de Arges, Catedrala Curtea de Arges) is one of the most famous buildings in Romania. It stands on the foundations of a monastery and is located about one and a half kilometers north of the city. It resembles a very large and ornate mausoleum and was built in Byzantine style with Moorish arabesques.

Autumn impressions from Dumbraveni (German: Elisabethstadt; Saxon dialect: Eppeschdorf, Hungarian: Erzsébetváros), a town in the north of Sibiu County.

You can find good accommodation and delicious regional specialties here:
https://pensionkokel.ro | https://bistrotecabaum.ro

The town lies on the banks of the Tarnava Mare river and is located about 20 km east of the city of Medias. It is situated on the Transylvanian Plateau, on the border with Mures County, halfway between Medias and Sighisoara / Schässburg.

Jiu Valley, with the river of the same name ( which is a tributary of the Danube ), is located in southwestern Transylvania, between the Retezat Mountains and the Parang Mountains in Hunedoara County.

Known for coal mining in the past, the valley has long been called the largest coal field in Romania. Today it offers a wide range of opportunities for relaxation and hiking in the unparalleled and wonderful nature.

We thank Descopera VALEA for the permission to use these impressive pictures.

Piatra Neamț (Kreuzburg an der Bistritz in German) is the capital of Neamț County and is located in northeastern Romania. Literally translated, Piatra Neamț means “Stein Deutsch” or “Deutschstein”, by which the word Neamț is an old Romanian term for “German”.

From the train station, a cable car (Telegondola) leads almost 2 km (2,000 meters) to the mountain station on Mount Cozla, at an altitude of 632 meters. The trip takes just under 8 minutes and you can already enjoy the wonderful view of the city and the surrounding area.

Piatra Neamț was founded at the end of the 14th century under the name of Piatra lui Crăciun and was transformed into a famous center of arts and crafts after the establishment of a royal court by Ștefan cel Mare, prince of Moldavia (1433–1504). The city has around 80 to 100,000 inhabitants and is always worth a visit due to the historic area of ​​the old town.

A walk through Timisoara… “The Little Vienna”… at the end of April 2025. The city on the Bega River is a cultural center in western Romania. As one of the few cities, it has three different theaters: a German, a Hungarian, and a Romanian one.

https://discover-timisoara.com | https://welcome-to-romania.com

We thank Mr. Frank Schleßmann for sending these beautiful pictures (April 24, 2025).

Dragobete is a traditional Romanian holiday celebrated on February 24th (today).

Dragobete was the son of Baba Dochia, standing as the main figure in the myth about the arrival of spring and the end of the harsh winter. Due to his endless kindness, he was chosen as the guardian of love.

The day is especially known as “the day the birds get engaged.” Around this time, birds (usually) begin to build nests and mate. On this day, considered locally as the first day of spring, boys and girls gather spring flowers and sing together. In many villages, girls would collect the snow lying on the ground and melt it, using the water in magic potions for the rest of the year.

Bran Castle (German: Törzburg, Hungarian: Törcsvar) is located in the Transylvania region, Brasov County, in Romania.

We thank Castelul Bran for the permission to use this picture (Bran at night).

Sighișoara (in German Schäßburg, in Hungarian Segesvar) is one of the most important towns in Mureș county, in the Transylvania region of Romania.

https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de/en/uir/destinations-romania-sighisoara/

The town is situated on the river Kokel Mare (Tarnava Mare in Romanian). Thanks to Andreea Postolache for these images (summer 2021).

In the Gradistea Muncelului Cioclovina Nature Park in Hunedoara County, you’ll find many gorges, including Crivadia Gorge (Cheile Crivadiei), Banita Gorge (Cheile Banitei), Rosia Gorge (Cheile Rosia), and Taia Gorge (Cheile Taia).

*Note: While “Cheile” translates literally as “keys,” in this context, it represents access routes or connections—better understood as gorges in English.

We thank Go Hunedoara for allowing us to use these images.

Bistritz (Romanian: Bistrita, Hungarian: Beszterce), located in Bistrita-Nasaud County in northern Transylvania, is the capital of the so-called Nösnerland.

The landmark of the city is the Evangelical Parish Church with the highest church tower in Romania (75 m). The church was severely damaged in a major fire in 2008. This year, the extensive restoration and renovation work was completed. From the tower of the parish church, which can be reached by elevator, you have a fantastic view over the city and the surrounding mountains.

We thank Mr. Frank Schleßmann for sending these beautiful pictures and the corresponding text / explanation.

Rupea Fortress (German: Repser Burg) is located near the town of Rupea (German: Reps), about 50 km from Brasov (Kronstadt) – on the way to Targu Mures – and is one of the oldest castles on Romanian territory.

The fortress was built in the 11th century and is the landmark of the town of Rupea (Reps). High above the town on Kohalmer Hill (578 meters), it can be seen from far away. It was first mentioned in documents in 1324, when the Saxons fought against the King of Hungary.

Worth a visit in every season In a picturesque corner of the Apuseni Mountains, where nature and tradition merge in perfect harmony, lies Casa Glod.

Experience your holiday in the heart of the Western Carpathians, in authentic wooden houses with home-cooked food, a hot tub, hikes in wonderful nature, and much more.

The host speaks German, English, Romanian, Italian, and French.

https://casaglod.ro | Tel.: +40 (0)746 350 969

The Red Lake (Lacul Rosu) is a natural dam lake in Harghita County in northeastern Romania.

It is located in the Hasmas Mountains on the upper reaches of the Bicaz River and at the foot of the Hasmașul Mare peak near the Bicaz Gorge, about 25 kilometers from Gheorgheni and about 30 kilometers from Bicaz (Neamt County).

Pictures (AP), mid-July 2022

The village of Fundata is located in Brașov County, in the Transylvania region.

Situated at an altitude of 1,360 meters, Fundata is the highest settlement in Romania. It lies halfway between Bran and Rucăr, close to the Bucegi and Piatra Craiului Mountains.

Many thanks to Vlad the Impaler – Dracula for allowing us to use this image.

Cluj-Napoca (in German Klausenburg, in Hungarian Kolozsvár) is (probably*) the second largest city in Romania and the capital of Cluj County in Transylvania.

https://welcome-to-romania.com | https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de

Cluj-Napoca, with about 400,000 inhabitants, is 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 northwestern Romania.

* It could also be Iasi or Timisoara or … !? Unfortunately, there are no exact figures.

We thank the city of Cluj-Napoca for allowing us to use these pictures.

Logig village (in Romanian Logig, in Hungarian Szaszludveg) is located in Mureș County, in northern Transylvania.

This small village, situated in a side valley on the route from Reghin to Bistrița, is home to Romanians, Hungarians, and Germans. In the beautiful small Evangelical church, a German-language service is held every two weeks on Sunday at 12 o’clock.

https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de | https://welcome-to-romania.com

We thank Mr. Frank Schleßmann for sending these beautiful pictures (April 15, 2025) and the corresponding text/explanation.

The Mărășești Mausoleum is a historic monument dedicated to those who died in the First World War.

It is located in Vrancea County, where the main battles of the eastern front took place. In the battles of Mărășești, 480 Romanian officers and 21,000 Romanian soldiers lost their lives. Today, the mausoleum houses 5,000 soldiers and officers in 154 individual crypts and 9 common crypts arranged in 18 rows.

By region, on the map, and also with a “My Travel Plan” function with geo-coordinates! More than 280 camping and motorhome sites in Romania can already be found at:

https://rotravel24.com

And if you know of another place / site (or operate one yourself), please simply send the information to us (camping@rotravel24.com). The entry is free of charge and we will be happy to add it!

By region, on the map, and also with a “My Travel Plan” function with geo-coordinates! More than 280 camping and motorhome sites in Romania can already be found at:

https://rotravel24.com

And if you know of another place / site (or operate one yourself), please simply send the information to us (camping@rotravel24.com). The entry is free of charge and we will be happy to add it!

Sometimes everything is upside down in life, and here at Brambura Park in Avrig (in German Freck), that’s the norm. An experience for children, families, and every visitor

In addition to the famous upside-down house, visitors will find many attractions such as a Code Playground, a toboggan run, a small animal park, and of course a “beer garden” that provides food and drinks for the whole family.

Pictures of Brambura Park from mid-May 2024 in Avrig (about 25 km southeast of Sibiu / Hermannstadt), the adventure park for everyone, but especially for children and the young at heart.

https://brambura-park.ro | https://welcome-to-romania.com

Museum of Traditional Popular Culture in Sibiu (Hermannstadt in German) is one of the largest open-air museums in Romania.

Located just south of Sibiu (German: Hermannstadt), the museum is located in the “Dumbrava Sibiului” forest, on the connecting road between Sibiu and Rășinari, about three kilometers (3) from the city.

Contains installations of traditional pre-industrial Romanian popular civilization. Houses, workshops and construction complexes are scattered around a lake, among the trees of the Sibiu Drumbrates.

We thank Mrs Farkas Ildiko ( facebook.com/farkas.ildiko.75 ) for the permission to use these pictures.

The Red Cliffs (Rapa Rosie) are a nature reserve with an area of about 10 hectares, located about 4 km north of the city of Sebes. The widely visible Red Cliffs (also easily seen from the A1 motorway) are about 800 meters long and have heights between 50 and 425 meters.

The nature reserve includes specific erosion and deposition formations that give the landscape an impressive appearance, as well as a special flora with many rare and endemic elements.

We thank the city of Sebes for the permission to use these pictures.

All of Transylvania in one place awaits young and old / all visitors in Odorheiu Secuiesc. The town is located about 25 km east of Sighisoara in Harghita County.

Learn more and find plenty of information > https://parculminitransilvania.ro/minitransylvania-en

Plan now: Spring / Summer | Visit the restaurant | historical café now (both open daily: 8 AM to 10 PM) at the Brukenthal Palace in Avrig (German: Freck), just a few kilometers east of Sibiu (Hermannstadt).

https://brukenthal-palace-avrig.com | https://palatulbrukenthalavrig.ro

Plan an excursion, your weekend, your holiday, or even your event here and / or spend time with your family at the pool at Corabia Piratilor / Beach Club Avrig, right next door. The Brukenthal Palace looks forward to seeing you.

https://palatulbrukenthalavrig.ro/beach-club-avrig-ro
https://brukenthal-palace-avrig.com/beach-club-avrig

If you are in the city, visit Pardon Cafe Bar & Restaurant in the heart of Sibiu / Hermannstadt (Strada Cetății 14), just about 150 meters southeast of the Great Square / Ring (Piata Mare).

Pardon Cafe Bar & Restaurant | https://pardoncafesibiu.ro

The restaurant offers a wide selection of European, Romanian and local dishes from the region. It’s well worth a visit

Pictures from Hermannstadt (Sibiu), located in the historical region of Transylvania in the heart of Romania.

Discover more destinations in Romania and create your own travel plan > https://rotravel24.com

The old town and the fortress walls were built by Saxon settlers (the Transylvanian Saxons) in the 12th and 13th centuries and are still largely preserved in their original form today.

Beautiful pictures by Mr. Iercosan Marian from a few days ago (end of September 2025).

Weekly markets with regional products such as vegetables, fruit, as well as cheese and meat, still exist in almost all regions of Romania.

In many cities, there are daily markets in every district (for example, also in Galati), where you can always stock up on fresh, seasonal fruits and products at good prices.

We thank our dear Roland for the pictures

Pictures just the way we love them (and we were also allowed to taste how it tastes) from the Postolache household in the Focsani region. Conclusion: Simply delicious.

Ardei umpluti (in English: stuffed peppers) and our beloved sarmale, but this time all vegetarian, without meat.

PS: Three pictures were taken before cooking. The picture with the two peppers shows them after cooking.

Hunedoara Castle (also known as Corvin Castle or Hunyadi Castle, German: Burg Eisenmarkt, Hungarian: Vajdahunyadi vár) is one of the most significant non-religious buildings in Transylvania.

https://willkommen-in-rumänien.de | https://welcome-to-romania.com

The castle was built on the remains of a 14th-century fortification and is located in the southwestern part of the city of Hunedoara (German name: Eisenmarkt) in western Romania.

The Hungarian statesman and military leader John Hunyadi had an existing fortification converted into the ancestral castle of the Hunyadis after 1440. In the second construction phase, starting in 1458, the castle was expanded under King Matthias Corvinus. At the beginning of the 17th century, further major redesigns were carried out under Prince Gabriel Bethlen. Today’s castle therefore exhibits a mixture of different architectural styles.

About 18 km west of Sighetu Marmatiei lies the “Merry Cemetery,” one of the most visited sights in the region / Maramures County.

The crosses, painted by local craftsmen, are done in bright and predominantly blue colors.

The idea for this cemetery originated in 1935 and comes from the wood sculptor Stan Ioan Patras. He wanted to create a cemetery unique in Romania, which would show the life and personality of the deceased in a cheerful way. Each cross features a carved image at the top, depicting a special moment in the life of the deceased. Below, humorous, short poems or rhymed texts describe the life of the person buried there.

Cantacuzino Castle is one of the most beautiful and important historical buildings in Romania. The castle park, covering 60,000 sqm and surrounded by its own 1,000 ha of private land, invites visitors to relax and is now one of the most visited attractions, both in the resort of Bușteni and throughout the Prahova Valley.

We thank Tom & Helga for these beautiful pictures of their Romania tour in September and October 2024. Thank you very much

Lugoj (Hungarian: Lugos, German: Lugosch) is a town in Timis County in the historical region of Banat. It consists of the town of Lugoj and the villages of Maguri and Tapia.

The Church of the Dormition of the Mother of God, also known as the “Church with Two Towers,” is a Romanian Orthodox church located on Victory Square in Lugoj. The church was built between 1759 and 1766 in Baroque style. It is one of the most significant Baroque buildings in the Banat.

Pictures from Deva (German name Diemrich) in Hunedoara County from summer 2025.

Visit our project roTravel24. There you will find, in addition to information on travel destinations, travel offers, experiences, hosts, camping / motorhome sites, and much more.

https://rotravel24.com

Also note the “+” / “My Travel Plan” function. With this, you can easily create your own travel itinerary … many more functions for this are in the planning / development stage and will be completed over the coming months.

The community of Harman (German: Honigberg) is located in the historical region of Burzenland, about 12 kilometers northeast of the city of Brasov (Kronstadt).

In 1211, the Hungarian King Andrew II granted the Burzenland to the Teutonic Order, which settled there, built castles, brought German settlers into the country, and founded villages such as Honigberg. After conflicts with the king, the order was expelled from the Burzenland in 1225, but the German settlements remained.

More information and many pictures:
https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de/de/uir/ausflugsziele-sehenswertes-zitadelle-harman/

Buila-Vânturarița National Park: Pictures from a walk / hike on the alpine trails of Buila-Vânturarița National Park, Vâlcea County, at over 1,400 meters altitude.

Discover more about Romania and its travel destinations: https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de/

Many thanks to The National Center for Tourism Information and Promotion Vâlcea for allowing us to use these images.

Photos: Fairy tale places for body and soul

Photos by photographer Stefan Bode from the Transylvania region in Romania. We sincerely thank him and Mrs. Göddert from Heide Reisen for their support.

https://xn--willkommen-in-rumnien-m2b.de/ | https://heide-reisen.de

Visit the Camara Boierului restaurant at the Hilton Sibiu Hotel and experience authentic Romanian specialties with a combination of unique and delicious flavors and dishes from Transylvania in a traditional atmosphere … and in February additionally … German and Bavarian specialties!

Padurea Dumbrava nr. 1, Sibiu / Hermannstadt at the Hilton Sibiu Hotel.

Interesting info and more in German

Video

The Ochiul Beiului lake (The Eye of the Bei) is located in the Cheile Nerei-Beușnița National Park in southwestern Romania (Caras-Severin County), near the border with Serbia and the villages of Oravita and Steierdorf (to the west and east, respectively).

It has a depth of up to 3.6 meters and a diameter of about 15 meters. The fairytale-like, green-blue water never freezes in winter, as the lake is constantly supplied with water by a spring.

We thank Ochiu Bei for the permission to use these beautiful pictures.

Discover the beauty of the Carpathians and / or the wine regions of Romania with the German-speaking tour operator Karpaten Outdoor Tours.

https://welcome-to-romania.com | https://www.karpaten-offroad.de

Kreuzburg an der Bistritz is located in the east of northern Romania ( Neamț District ) in the so-called Westmoldau, at the foot of the Eastern Carpathians.

The city is about an hour away by car ( 60 km ) from Bacau and is surrounded by wonderful nature and many attractions.

The town of Sächsisch-Regen (in Romanian Reghin, in Hungarian Szaszregen) is located in northern Transylvania, Mureș County, on the Mureș River. Romanians, Hungarians, and Germans live in the town.

https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de | https://welcome-to-romania.com

We thank Mr. Frank Schleßmann for sending these beautiful pictures (April 15, 2025) and the corresponding text/explanation.

In Romania, too, Valentine’s Day is becoming more and more widespread, although February 24th, “Dragobete” day, is still the real Romanian Valentine’s Day (more on this on February 24th).

The Romanian poet Mihai Eminescu (1850-1889) wrote a variety of love poems, which can be read in German at the following link.

http://www.deutsche-liebeslyrik.de/europaisc…/eminescu.htm

Picture: Timisoara, Paul Calescu

The city of Timisoara, which will also be the European Capital of Culture in 2023, is located in the west of Romania, close to the border with Hungary.

Timisoara can be reached via the highway (in Germany: A3) in just under 8 hours from the D / A border. Timisoara is the capital and largest city of Timis County in the historic Banat region. The name comes from the river Timis, which was called Tibisis or Tibiscus by the Romans in ancient times.

https://discover-timisoara.com | https://welcome-to-romania.com

We would like to thank the city of Timisoara for the wealth of information and images we have received and for permission to use them.

The nature reserve is located in the east of the Bihor Mountains (the Apuseni Mountains, part of the Western Carpathians mountain range) in the north-western part of Alba County and is home to numerous caves, including the Poarta lui Ionele cave.

From Arieseni, follow the DN 75 to the center of Garda de Sus. From there, turn left and after about 1 km turn right again at the first crossroads towards Poarta lui Ionele and Cheile Ordancusii. The gorges extend over a length of 4 kilometers in a picturesque landscape with impressive rock formations which invite you to take a walk, also to the nearby Scarisoara glacier.

Visit the Slow Food Festival “Piata Artizanilor” on Saturday and Sunday, March 14 and 15, 2026, in Bucharest. In addition to many Romanian delicacies from local producers and wines, you will find live cooking and live music, a children’s program, an exhibition about “Slow Food,” and much more.

Open Saturday from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM. The Ark, Strada Uranus 150, Sector 5 in Bucharest.

https://www.piata-artizanilor.ro

A holiday, a round trip through Transylvania and neighbouring regions in Romania.

We would like to thank Mr Daniel Sippel for sending us these wonderful impressions of his trip.

Besides the natural beauties, there is of course more in the Danube Delta, for example, plenty of fish.

There are many traditional dishes, and the preparation is not exactly like in a German kitchen But from personal experience, it is very, very tasty

More about the Danube Delta and many, many wonderful pictures:
https://urlaub-im-donaudelta.de | https://discover-sulina.com

Our thanks to Plimbări cu barca Delta Dunării – Murighiol / Boat trips in Danube Delta for allowing us to use these images.

The village of Viscri (German: Deutsch-Weisskirch, Hungarian: Szaszfeheregyhaza) is located in Brasov County in Transylvania.

It lies northwest of the town / fortress of Rupea (German: Reps) and southeast of the city of Sighisoara (German: Schäßburg). Between the 18th and 20th centuries, the village had about 700 inhabitants, mainly Transylvanian Saxons plus a Romanian part of the village. Viscri is characterized by both its fortified church and the village structure shaped by Saxon farmsteads.

A small village (Mergeln / Merghindeal) in the historical region of Transylvania, photographed in mid-May 2022. Beautiful.

We thank the photographer Sorin Onisor ( facebook.com/sorinonisor ) for granting permission to use these images.

Four (4) days, three nights, boat trips, wild horses of Letea, all inclusive. A special offer from DRS Reisen GmbH from Stuttgart for campers, motorcyclists, and other travelers who drive independently to the Danube Delta… and want to experience it intensively.

https://drs-reisen.de/reise/donaudelta-intensiv-erleben/

A small selection of cities, places, and destinations that you should definitely visit at least once on a trip through Romania (Part 1 of 500 ).

Here: Bucharest, the capital of Romania

https://welcome-to-romania.com | https://willkommen-in-rumänien.de

Both the Transalpina and the Transfagarasan are open … and especially here, but also in many other regions, you can meet them again … the brown bears.

First of all our BIG request:
DO NOT FEED THE BEARS !!!
DO NOT ATTRACT BEARS !!!

BEARS are wild animals of the forest and not “adventure objects”, please respect this on your trip and when encountering one or more bears! Enjoy yourself, but stay in the car and just drive on slowly.

In Romania there are about 8,000 to 10,000 brown bears living in the wild and more and more bears are drawn towards the roads and towns, as the bears unfortunately receive food from some travelers and therefore return to the roads again and again, even with their own offspring.

We understand, it is a special experience … but bears can also be dangerous and, above all, feeding them destroys their natural habitat and possibly even their lives … for a moment of attraction.

We therefore ask you to let the bears … be bears and show responsibility … Do not feed the bears and please do not stop when you see one or more bears at the roadside. This behavior will attract the bear because it thinks it will get food. Leaving the vehicle in such a situation to get a closer look at a bear should NEVER happen anyway. Thank you !

An article worth reading on dealing with bears:
https://www.trentino.com/…/verhaltensregeln-bei…/

It should be mentioned that feeding bears in Romania has now been made a punishable offense. Your vacation can quickly come to a premature end here!

In addition to the “typically German” shopping options such as Lidl, Penny, Kaufland, DM, and many more, there are far more ways to shop in Romania than in Germany and Austria.

So-called “Alimentare” in every village and on almost every corner in the cities (comparable to Edeka stores from 40 years ago) are open 7 days a week, many of them (mostly in the cities) even around the clock, 24 hours a day.

Unlike in Germany and Austria, all supermarkets in Romania are also open daily (including Sundays), usually from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM, or from 10:00 AM in shopping centers. Before public holidays or during vacation periods, it can happen that some supermarkets even open 7 days / 24 hours (including the Carrefour supermarket chain from France).

But back to the pictures: throughout the country, there are regular markets (called Piata, comparable to German weekly markets, but in many cities like Galati still held seven times a week and even in every district), which offer fresh goods daily (mostly fruit and vegetables, baked goods, meat, but also many other products) fresh from the region and neighboring or nearby countries (Turkey). Something that makes Romania even more attractive for a holiday… strolling through the market every morning and buying fresh food for the day. Where else in the German-speaking world can you still do that!?

Regarding the prices, the pictures are from March 2023 in LEI (RON) (5 Lei / Ron still correspond to approx. 1 Euro today).

Please note: Prices have partially increased since then depending on the offer/season and, above all, vary greatly by region. The pictures shown are from Galati. The city is quietly located, directly on the Danube (800 meters wide and more) and at the beginning of the Danube Delta (on the border with Ukraine).

Many travelers drive to Romania with their own car or rent one at the airport and … some may feel a bit overwhelmed by parking situations in certain cities. So here are a few tips.

**First of all, don’t copy the creative parking habits of some locals**. Cars can be **towed quickly** (especially in fire zones, in front of hospitals, intersections, pedestrian crossings, etc.), and recovering them requires **cash payment** – but first, you need to find out where your car was taken, which can be a long process .

# Stress-free parking in Brăila
Brăila, located in southeastern Romania, has about 150,000 residents. **Parking is always available and completely free, even in the city center**.

# The neighboring city, Galați … a bit more complicated
Galați, with around 300,000 residents, has **many paid parking zones** (not only downtown). Parking is charged **Monday-Saturday, 08:00-20:00**, and can be paid at parking meters or via SMS (Romanian phone number required). **IMPORTANT**: If you don’t pay, you may quickly find a **wheel clamp** . The unlocking fee is **200-300 Lei (40-60 Euros)** depending on the time of day.

# Brașov – parking requires patience
Finding a parking spot **near the center of Brașov is difficult at any time**. Many streets are one-way, and it takes time to locate an available space. **Parking is charged (Monday-Saturday, 08:00-20:00)** and can be paid at meters, via SMS (per hour, multiple SMS needed – Romanian number required), or via an app (24h tickets available). Paid parking applies citywide, so always check the signs.

# Timișoara, European Capital of Culture 2023 … going high-tech
Paid parking in the city center is monitored using a **special camera-equipped vehicle** that scans parked cars and checks payment records in real-time. We’re not sure how it works exactly, but … we suspect fines are issued automatically.

# Bucharest … no words
Parking in Bucharest means **either at the hotel or 20 km outside the city** . The **traffic is intense**, and the **driving style is reminiscent of Italian movies**. Most areas, including downtown, require **paid parking** (via meter, SMS – Romanian number needed, or app). Finding a spot in the **Old Town is extremely difficult**, and private parking can cost up to **300 Lei (60 Euros) for 24h**. **Our advice**: book a hotel with free parking and use taxis, Uber, or public transport instead. It’s worth it!

# Small towns & rural areas
Parking here is usually **free and easy** , but check signs near tourist attractions.

# Ignoring a parking fine?
Not a good idea! Most cities **clamp the front wheel** (yellow or orange). The release fee depends on the time of day. **Better pay for parking in advance** – it’s cheaper!

Any parking experiences in Romania? Share your comments!

# And a reminder: RO Vignette
Driving on **Romanian highways and national roads** requires a vignette (Rovinieta). Buy it online **up to a month before your trip**: [https://www.roviniete.ro/de/](https://www.roviniete.ro/de/). Prices:
– 3 Euros / 7 days
– 7 Euros / 30 days
– 13 Euros / 90 days
– 28 Euros / 1 year

Rental cars usually have it included, but double-check.

Safe travels & stress-free parking!

We continue to work on our new information section (sorted by regions in Romania) about camping, motorhome travel, and more.

https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de/en/uir/camping-in-romania-en/

Motorhomes and wild camping | Many things are possible, not everything is allowed, and some things can be quite dangerous. Romania’s Carpathian Mountains are home to brown bears, there are many national parks and protected areas, and many activities are forbidden However, if you don’t want to stay at an official campsite, please ask in the local area. There is usually a possibility to park on private property (with permission), in front of a guesthouse (with permission), or elsewhere. But please, always ask… local residents can also inform you about possible dangers (e.g., bears).

Our online list still lacks a lot of information, so we kindly ask for your help to complete this overview (in German, Romanian, and English).

You can submit new places for free directly on the site, and after a quick review, we will publish them online. Many thanks in advance to all the contributors

Please take note when driving to and in Romania. Since July 1, 2023, it is mandatory to use dipped headlights during the day, both in cities and outside of them (so, everywhere ).

Also, a vignette is required for almost all roads outside cities (highways and even national roads). The costs are low, and the vignette can be purchased at many gas stations or online (up to one month before your trip): https://www.roviniete.ro/de/

If you are traveling through Hungary on the highway, you will also need a vignette, which can be purchased online (same link as above). Additionally, the Austrian vignette can be purchased at https://asfinag.at or at gas stations in Germany / Hungary (and of course in Austria – but then it might be too late ). Always keep the receipt, as Austria may check both the vignette and proof of payment.

In Romania, the **blood alcohol limit for driving is 0.00‰** !!!

Speed limits in Romania:
– max. 50 km/h in cities
– max. 90 km/h on national roads (even if Google Maps suggests 100 km/h!!)
– max. 130 km/h on highways

A **fire extinguisher** (though sometimes overlooked for tourists) and **two warning triangles** are mandatory.

Even if other drivers (especially trucks!!!) exceed speed limits in towns, please follow them for your safety, your family’s, and others on the road – and to avoid fines.

Pedestrians ALWAYS have the right of way at crosswalks (unless there is a traffic light). You must usually stop if you see a potential pedestrian about to cross.

At unguarded railway crossings, **you must stop** and check both directions for approaching trains. This is required by law and, more importantly, ensures your safety. The road over the tracks is often bumpy – maintain distance from the car in front and never start crossing while another vehicle is still on the tracks!

Safe travels! | Drum bun!

Hermannstadt / Sibiu by night … always beautiful

We thank Mr Liviu Jakob ( facebook.com/leaveu.jacobs ) for the pictures and the permission to use them. Thank you

We followed the Zitzmann family through Romania, who not only allowed us to use the photos from the trip (end of September 2023) but also permitted us to share their experiences and impressions. Thank you

“Romania, Day 10 – Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve. ❤️
Getting up early was worth it. The sunrise boat tour was WOW.
Today a lazy day at the campsite, doing a bit of laundry; tomorrow we move on. A few pictures of the enchanting Danube Delta — I have many more. Hard to believe that about 25 km away, drone attacks took place last week on a Ukrainian port. Still, we feel very safe here. “

Thanks to Mrs. Daniela and Mr. Gerhard Zitzmann for the pictures and text.

Humor Monastery is a Romanian Orthodox nunnery located about 5 km north of the town of Gura Humorului, Suceava County (historical region of Bukovina).

We thank Mrs. Farkas Ildiko ( facebook.com/farkas.ildiko.75 ) for the permission to use these images.

The “Bridge of Lies” is one of the most famous landmarks of Sibiu. Manufactured in 1859* at the Friedrichshütte foundry in Hesse, it was the first cast-iron bridge in all of Romania (and the second in all of Europe).

There are many legends regarding the name, but since it was also the first bridge that did not stand on pillars, it was called the “lying bridge” (Liegebrücke) … and from there to the word “Bridge of Lies” (Lügenbrücke) it wasn’t a long way …

* Information: In 1859, Sibiu, as well as the Transylvania region, belonged to the Austrian Empire of that time (from 1867, the dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary).

Beautiful pictures of the ‘Happy Cemetery’ and the museum / workshop of Sapanta (Maramures County), which we received today from Mr Alexander Laszlo. Thank you very much for this.

The ‘Happy Cemetery’ is located about 18 kilometres west of Sighetu Marmatiei and is one of the most visited sights in the Maramures region.

The crosses, which were painted by local craftsmen, are vivid and predominantly blue in colour.

The idea for this cemetery was conceived in 1935 by the wood sculptor Stan Ioan Patras. He wanted to create a cemetery, unique in Romania, which would show the life and personality of the deceased in a cheerful representation. Each cross has a carved image in the upper part, depicting a special moment in the life of the deceased. Underneath, humorous, short poems or rhymed texts describe the life of the person buried there.

Pictures from the Fagaras / Retezat Mountains which inspire hiking / trekking and discussion. Thank you for the many comments on the pictures, we are pleased that our text is read … and in this case … also corrected. Thank you for that.

https://www.karpaten-offroad.de/tour/rumanien-retezat-gebirge/ | https://xn--willkommen-in-rumnien-m2b.de/

The “Palace of Parliament” in Bucharest, with about 360,000 sqm, is not only the second largest building in the world (after the Pentagon in Washington), but also ranks first in the Guinness Book of World Records for its total weight.

We thank Tom & Helga for these beautiful pictures from their Romania tour in September and October 2024. Many heartfelt thanks

Eroii Revolutiei (in German: Heroes of the Revolution) is a metro station in Bucharest on Line M2. It is meant to commemorate the people who lost their lives during the Romanian Revolution of 1989. The station was opened on January 24, 1986, and was completely redesigned in recent years (pictures).

It is located in Sector 4, south of the city center (Old Town, Lipscani), near Tineretului Park.

We thank Mr. Daniel Sippel for sending these beautiful pictures from last weekend (end of August 2025).

The city of Sighisoara (German: Schäßburg / Schäßburg, Hungarian: Segesvár) is one of the most important and also most colorful towns in Mureș County.

Schäßburg is located in the historical region of Siebenbürgen (Transylvania) in the heart of Romania and is also named as a possible birthplace (around 1431 — the alternative would be Nuremberg) of Vlad III Drăculea / Țepeș.

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The city of Sfantu Gheorghe is the capital of Covasna County, located north and northeast of Brasov.

We thank Mr. Frank Schleßmann for sending these beautiful pictures (early October 2025).

The castle seen from high above… from the so-called “vampire perspective” ‍♂️ always beautiful

https://discover-brasov.com | https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de

We thank Mr. Amstad Beat for sending and giving permission to use these pictures.

The village of Großpold, in Romanian Apoldu de Sus, is located in the county of Sibiu and is one of the three so-called Landler villages in Transylvania.

The Landler were forced to leave their Austrian homeland in the 18th century due to their Protestant faith and settled mainly in three villages near Sibiu. They have preserved their language and traditional costumes to this day. In Großpold, the typical architecture of the houses has largely been preserved. The two other Landler villages are Neppendorf, in Romanian Turnisor, today incorporated into Sibiu, and Großau, in Romanian Cristian.

We would like to thank Mr. Frank Schleßmann for sending us these beautiful pictures and the corresponding text/explanation.

Siria (in Hungarian Világos, in German Hellburg) is a commune in Arad County.

On the territory of the current commune, there was already a settlement called “Villa Siri” in 1169. Documentarily, Világosvár was mentioned in 1326, referring to the Világos fortress, today the ruins of Siria fortress.

An important part of Siria’s history is the story of the fortress ruins from the 13th century. In 1444, the fortress briefly came into the possession of John Hunyadi, and in the second half of the 15th century, it passed to Matthias Corvinus. For strategic reasons, the Habsburg army destroyed the fortress in 1784.

Today, the fortress ruins are a popular excursion destination

Beautiful pictures by Mr. Iercosan Marian from a few days ago (end of September 2025).

On the way from Sibiu to Brașov lies the town of Făgăraș. At the end of the 12th century the town’s fortress was only a wooden fortification, which was expanded into a stone fortress in the 14th century.

The fortress houses a museum, which—like the fortress itself—can be visited. Directly next to the fortress is the cathedral / church Sfantul Ioan Botezatorul.

Beautiful pictures by Mr. Iercosan Marian from a few days ago (end of September 2025).

The Cârța Monastery (German: Kerz) 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 Fagaras, and is today an Evangelical-Lutheran church.

The exact founding date of the Cârța Monastery (Latin: monasterium beatae Mariae virginis in Candelis de Kerch) is unknown. A Constance charter dated April 17, 1418, issued by Sigismund, King of Hungary, states vaguely that the monastery was founded, built, and endowed with rights and privileges by his predecessors. Cistercian documents from the 13th to 15th centuries, collected and analyzed by Leopold Janauschek, mention the founding year of the monastery as being around 1202–1203.

Beautiful pictures by Mr. Iercosan Marian from the end of September 2025.

Beautiful pictures of the Deva Fortress by Mr. Iercosan Marian from the end of September 2025

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Our brochure “Holiday in Romania 2026” with 64 pages in German and plenty of information is perfect for planning your 2026 holiday.

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Discover the secrets of the wines and the untouched beauty of the Carpathians

Experience an individual premium wine tour through Romania (dates May to November 2026) with visits to well-known wineries, historical cities, and much, much more.

More information directly from the provider (in German):

Pure relaxation, pampering yourself with delicious dishes made from local products, a pool, and yet adventure all around

https://conaculgrigorescu.com (German website, German-speaking hosts)

The Grigorescu Estate (Buzau County, near the town of Berca) offers a family atmosphere and is centrally located in the triangle of Bucharest – Brasov – Danube Delta. It is also a perfect starting point for excursions to the Dealu Mare wine region or for hiking and sporting experiences in the UNESCO Geopark Buzau.

Worth a visit in every season In a picturesque corner of the Apuseni Mountains, where nature and tradition merge in perfect harmony, lies Casa Glod.

Experience your holiday in the heart of the Western Carpathians, in authentic wooden houses with home-cooked food, a hot tub, hikes in wonderful nature, and much more.

The host speaks German, English, Romanian, Italian, and French.

https://casaglod.ro | Tel.: +40 (0)746 350 969

Discover in the city of Cluj-Napoca, nestled in the heart of Transylvania, a realm where the mystical and reality merge.

Visit the Steampunk Museum right in the center of the city.

Learn more: Steampunk Transylvania

At the highest point of the Transfagarasan, in the Carpathians of Romania, lies Lake Balea, which can be reached via the Transfagarasan road

The road is a magical route in and through the Fagaras Mountains. It connects the two historical regions of Wallachia and Transylvania in a breathtaking mountain landscape.

Opening within the next days/weeks, unfortunately we do not know an exact date!

Historical documents confirm that the ancestors of today’s horse population in the Danube Delta arrived there 300 to 400 years ago, brought by the Tatars. They settled there, gradually adapting to the environment, and became increasingly feral.

https://discover-sulina.com | https://urlaub-im-donaudelta.de

In the northeastern Delta (Tulcea County), between the Chilia and Sulina branches, lies the village and forest of Letea (Romanian: Pădurea Letea), covering an area of over 5,000 hectares (50,000,000 m²). This is Europe’s northernmost subtropical forest, Romania’s oldest nature reserve, and home to these horses.

We thank photographer Sorin Onișor ( Sorin Onisor ) for granting permission to use these photos.

Once again, pictures of the Transalpina, the “King’s Road,” from August 2025.

We thank Mr. Hermann Loosli for the permission to use these pictures, which he took during his trip to Romania.

Carturesti Carusel bookshop is much more than just a “bookshop”. It is located in the historical centre of Bucharest and is spread over six (6) floors with a total area of 1,000 m2.

A bistro on the top floor, a multimedia room in the basement and a contemporary art gallery on the first floor invite you to browse, linger and shop.

The elegant 19th-century building came into the possession of the famous Chrissoveloni banking family in 1903, then was confiscated during the communist period and converted into a shop. After 1990, the building was brought back to life by its current owner, Jean Chrissoveloni, in collaboration with the architectural firm Square One.

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.

There are many reasons to visit the 5* Lebada Luxury Resort & SPA in the Danube Delta. Today: adventure and soooooo delicious food.

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Guests are expected to stay in 187 rooms and suites, divided into 17 categories and also with a panoramic view of the Danube. Relax at the in-house wellness centre, take a tour of the Danube Delta or “just” go fishing. The wide range of offers at Lebada Resort will convince you too.

The Alba Carolina Citadel in Alba Iulia (Karlsburg) was built between 1715 and 1738 under the rule of Emperor Charles VI as a fortification with seven bastions.

It served the Habsburgs as a strategic defense point along the military border with the Ottoman Empire. Alba Iulia is located near the highway on the route to or from Sibiu (Hermannstadt). A visit is definitely worthwhile.

We thank photographer Rene Benner ( facebook.com/rene.benner.1 ) for sending these beautiful images. Thank you!

Pictures of the Transalpina, the “Kings Road”, from June 2023.

We thank Mr. Michael Steffen for sending the pictures, which he took during his motorcycle tour in June 2023 in Romania.

Eight (8) days in Transylvania and a visit to Dracula’s Castle in Bran | From 699,- Euro per person

https://drs-reisen.de/reise/besuch-bei-dracula/

Beautiful images of the city and fortress of Hunedoara from March 2024.

We thank Go Hunedoara for the permission to use these pictures.

All of Transylvania in one place awaits young and old / all visitors in Odorheiu Secuiesc. The town is located about 25 km east of Sighisoara in Harghita County.

https://parculminitransilvania.ro | https://welcome-to-romania.com

Beautiful pictures from July 2023 from the district capital Oradea of Bihor County.

https://welcome-to-romania.com | https://xn--urlaub-in-rumnien-2qb.de/

Pictures from Cluj-Napoca (German: Klausenburg, Hungarian: Kolozsvar) from June 29 and 30. The city 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.

The Roman Catholic Church „ Saints Peter and Paul ” from Brașov ( Brasov ) was founded in the second half of the 18th century. 19th century built according to the plans of the architect Karl Joseph Lamasch.

The church building is the only baroque building in the city, the altar is made of wood and gilded, the stained glass windows were built in Budapest, and the organ comes from Timisoara. The church houses statues of St. Peter, St. Paul, St. Anna and St. Anthony of Padua

Priest Ignatius Wagensei asked Empress Maria Theresa for support for the construction of this church, and construction began in the summer of 1776. In 1787 the church was consecrated by the bishop of Transylvania, Ignatie Batthyany.

Pictures from the county / region of Maramures in northwestern Romania.

https://welcome-to-romania.com | https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de

Mocanita is the name for a narrow-gauge railway on which steam locomotives are still operated.

The most famous “Mocanita” runs in the Vaser Valley in Maramures County, north of the Transylvania region in Romania. The Moldovita is located in Suceava County, in the northeast of Romania.

More information and the current timetable can be found here:
https://urlaub-in-rumänien.de/en/uir/mocanita-vaser-valley/

The small town of Sulina is located at the mouth of the Danube into the Black Sea, in the Danube Delta.

https://discover-sulina.com (in German, English, French, Dutch, Japanese, and Romanian)

It can only be reached by boat / ships, but it is a dream destination for holidays, nature, tours into the delta, relaxation, and a variety of activities (e.g., kayak tours on the Danube or in the Danube Delta) almost all year round.

Since Sulina is in the southeast of Romania, it is really hot in summer (over 35 degrees), ideal for the more than 40 km long beach on the Black Sea. In spring and autumn, the Danube Delta with its wildlife and nature, the wild horses of the Letea Forest, the Sulina promenade, and much more invite you to stay.

Discover Sulina, you will love it!

Discover Sulina

Romania is famous for… Papanasi, Ice cream clate ( ice cream pancakes ), Cake ( cake ) Greta Garbo and many more

Simply delicious
PS: More pictures and recipes in the comments are welcome

The monasteries of Bukovina (Bucovina) are located in Suceava County, in the northeast of Romania.

They include the areas and monasteries of Putna, Sucevita, Vatra Moldoviței, Arbore, Monastirea Humorului, Cacica, Botoșana, Cajvana, Patrauti, Mitocul Dragomirnei, Scheia, Ilișesti, Udești, Baia, Rașca, Slatina, Vama, Sadova, Fundu Moldovei, Pojorata, Dorna Arini, Ciocanești, Panaci, the towns of Gura Humorului, Dolhasca, as well as the municipalities of Suceava, Siret, Campulung Moldovenesc, Falticeni, Vatra Dornei.

Pictures / Text: https://destinatiaanului.ro

Pictures from January 2023 from the old town of Brasov / Kronstadt, in the so-called Burzenland* and the Transylvania region.

https://discover-brasov.com | https://kronstadt-erleben.de

* Tara Barsei (German: Burzenland, Hungarian: Barcasag) is a historical and ethnographic area in southeastern Transylvania with a mixed population of Romanians, Germans, and Hungarians.