The author visits a unique cemetery in Romania, the Merry Cemetery, with witty epitaphs and colorful images representing the deceased’s lives.
Bucharest, Romania: For families, here are many different attractions that will keep everyone happy, including Great Edenland Park, Oraselul Copiilor and Prajituresele.
Angloville offers native English speakers a chance to live abroad in English speaking communities. Travelers can both teach and learn English in Central and Eastern Europe.
Brasov Romania– a small town, close to big attractions! By NR Venkatesh Any visit to Romania would be embellished by a brief history lesson, given the country’s fascinating evolution. And a visit to Transylvania and its medieval fortresses, whose inhabitants, tales and […]
An Indian visits Bucharest, Romania and enjoys meeting Roma. The city’s top sites including the Parliament Palace, the Impaled Potato, the many churches, and more.
Transfăgărășan, a curvy mountain road across mountains in Romania, was built by the dictator as an escape route. Today it’s the world’s best road trip.
A guide to Cluj Napoca, called the prettiest city in Romania, with its lively Central Park, ornate Orthodox Cathedral, shopping areas and Hoia Baciu forest.
Romania and Bulgaria: These two countries might not be at the top of the list for your next trip — but they should be!
While Stoker made Transylvania infamous, Romania is a bit of a cipher for many people, a blank spot on the map of Eastern Europe.
Romania: Adam Eagle finds a sanctuary in Transylvania where mistreated bears live better lives, learning how people are saving bears in Romania
Visiting Romania spas in Eiford, a salt mine in Praid, and the Kronwell hotel. Romanians love this spa, and cover themselves with black mud, in the nude.
Bucharest, Romania: More than Vlad to Be Here By Erin Caslavka Deinzer Mention Romania as a travel destination and you’ll most likely encounter puzzled looks and questions about where, exactly, that is, or inquiries about gypsies or Dracula and Transylvania. […]
What Is Dragobete? Romania’s Valentines Day By Ada Mihai “Cock-a-doodle-doooo! Cock-a-doodle-doooo!” It was barely 5:00 in the morning and I was having a hard time keeping my eyes open. “Cock-a-doodle-doooo!” the rooster crowed again. My grandmother, already wide awake, gently […]
New Travel Books: In the Footsteps of Count Dracula CHAPTER 1 BRAM STOKER’S TRANSYLVANIA: THE FIRST CIRCLE OF OTHERNESS By Steve P. Unger Transylvania! To really be there at the top of the Borgo Pass, the site where Bram Stoker […]