Romania Attractions

When we consider an exotic vacation destination, most of us think about Hawaii, Paris, or London, or perhaps some seaside retreat. I think this natural reserve is the perfect place for us to understand the fragility of our environment and how we can so easily affect it or better yet, improve it. Guided visits to the bear sanctuary are offered in Romanian and English, and start every day (except Mondays) at 10:00, 11:00 and 12:00.
Visiting the picturesque Saxon villages found in the rolling hills of Transylvania, walking along the dirt roads, observing the circuite interne in romania locals and interacting with them, visiting the impressive fortified churches, and experiencing the traditional food and drink.

The city is also known for the great tourism in the region, because alongside culture it also showcases numerous festivals and it's even great for trekking, making it a complete experience for those that want to visit Romania and enjoy it in all of its glory.
From there, it's just a little further south until I reach Sinaia - technically outside of Transylvania - it is still considered the "Pearl of the Carpathians (the famous Romanian mountain range)." This resort town is home to Peles Castle, one of the most stunning and well-kept castles in Europe and open almost daily to the public.

The first large refinery in the world opened at Ploie?ti in 1856 and the city flourished as a trade and manufacturing center in the 17th and 18th centuries and much of the beautiful downtown architecture dates from that period: the Nicolae Simache Clock Museum, the former Creditul Prahovei, St. John the Baptist Cathedral, the Ghi?a Stoenescu House, and the Radu Stanian House.
It is acknowledged to be one of the largest castles in Europe and mentioned in the top seven wonders of Romania.” Here tourists can walk through the large halls and visit different chambers but most importantly, they will discover intriguing legends about the castle and the people who have passed through it. For instance, they will find out that Vlad the Impaler was kept here as a prisoner by the owner of the castle, John Hunyadi, Hungary's military leader and regent until the King came of age.
People planning to travel to Germany, Switzerland, Romania, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Russia, and Kazakhstan will find being able to speak German a useful tool to communicate with the natives, helping them better understand and appreciate the culture, practices, and customs of the people.

Romania is situated in between Central and Eastern Europe and of late Romania has started gaining widespread acceptance as a premier tourist destination which is teemed with spectacular mountain scenery, historical cultural sites like the Painted Monasteries, beach resorts, and magnificent medieval towns.
Only half an hour away from the Hungarian border, and not less than 12 hours by car from Romania's capital Bucharest, even though small, Oradea is a cosmopolitan town that shelters in one place various ethnicities and religions and hides a wide range of tourist attractions.

Traveling by bus is the cheapest mode of travel to other towns of Romania and in each and every town and cities of Romania, the travelers are bound to come across the bus terminals from which buses and minibuses depart for the towns and villages in the nearby area as well as to other cities in the country.
To continue with, French-speaking people may find it difficult to cope with the Romanian sound "h", because they simply cannot pronounce it. As far as the sound represented by the letters 2 or > is concerned, we can say that it is the most difficult sound for English speakers, whereas for Russians it can be quite easy because they have the equivalent sound, represented by the vowel in the Russian equivalent of "you".