The history of Romania can be found in almost every city, town and region. A country that has been ruled by many nations and cultures for centuries or has been wandered through and traversed again and again. Each of these “visitors” left something behind, historical buildings, culinary influences, their own language and way of life, mentality, traditions and much more. The region of Transylvania was shaped by the Transylvanian Saxons, the Banat by the Danube Swabians, many towns in the west up to central Romania by the Hungarians. Viennese architects built palaces and castles in Timisoara, while on the other side of the country … Sulina in the Danube Delta blossomed into an international transshipment point for many maritime nations and the most important port in Romania.

Palace of Parliament

Council Square and Council House

Beth Israel Synagogue – Neologa Synagogue
Bastion of the Weavers | Brasov History Museum

Citadel on the Watchtower / The Fortress of Brasov

The Carpenters’ Tower

Museum of Traditional Popular Civilization

The Roman Castrum of Pietroasele
Bratianu Museum Cente
Carousel Carturesti
The cheerful cemetery & church
Herastrau Park & Village Museum
The Romanian Athenaeum
Ioan Raica Museum
Lucian Blaga Memorial House
Maria Theresia Bastion
Anton Badea Ethnographic Museum
The steppe peony reserve
Campu Cetatii & Mini Niraj Center
Mocanita Sovata – Campu Cetatii

The Roman Limes archaeological site, Calugareni

The Sf. Nicolae Tower
Administrative Palace
Horezu and Horezu Ceramics
Mile 0 – Kilometer 0
Worth Seeing | Horse Park “Poiana lui Căliman”
The stained glass dome of the “Antim Ivireanul” County Library
Museum of Dacian and Roman Civilization Deva
Grădiștea Muncelului – Cioclovina National Park
Sarmizegetusa Regia
Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa
The Museum of Communism in Hunedoara

Țara Hațegului UNESCO International Geopark

Valentin Banciu Toy Train Museum
Transylvanian Way Hunedoara
The Hațeg Bison Reserve
Aurel Vlaicu Memorial Museum
The monument complex at Țebea