Magnificent monasteries, stone churches, draw-dropping castles and medieval towns make up an unspoilt landscape of rolling hills and rugged mountains. Romania is known for the forested region of Transylvania, (the land that gave us Dracula) ringed by the Carpathian Mountains. The capital, Bucharest is full of energy and character. Well worth a visit are the medieval towns of Sibiu, Sighişoara and Braşov. The cobblestoned streets are filled with hip cafes and small bars and the Romanian people will offer a warm welcome to visitors keen to learn more about their culture.
Nestled between the Carpathian Mountains and the Black Sea, Romania boasts many culinary delights reflecting its diverse cultural heritage and vibrant history.
When it comes to the foods from Romania, imagine hearty stews simmering with centuries-old recipes to delicate pastries that melt in your mouth.
For me, Romania was one of the least-known countries in Europe when I visited almost ten years ago.
There was no way I could have named the best 10 things to see in Romania, I only knew about Dracula Castle and well, the capital Bucharest.
Europe is a fascinating continent to explore. Jam-packed with amazing cities, stunning landscapes, epic mountain ranges, beautiful beaches and diverse cultures. But what are the cheapest countries in Europe to visit?
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Our food map of Europe is reflective of the dishes we’ve tried while exploring the old continent and its glorious food.
Food is one of the main reasons to travel to Europe. Delicious and unknown delicacies can be found in every country.
