Tourism in Romania

Whether you are a great lover of nature, history, hiking or you like the
sea with its relentless waves in Romania we have all mountains full of
history with beautifully painted monasteries of natural reservations or
maybe villages where time seems to stop. On the next few occasions i
will present some unforgettable places that will ask us on our way to

visit them .
You can go to Viscri and a million times this life, you won't stop
surprised. You'll still not be surprised, and no matter how much you go
there, you won't think there might be so quiet in a place populated by
people for an entry fee of 8 lei per person, you can visit a museum with
popular objects from the area, the interior yard of the church, the defense
walls, but also the church. From here, you can climb a fairly small dark
inner staircase to the tower, where a wonderful view of the region around
the village will open to you in front of your eyes.
The waterfall of horses is one of the most spectacular in Romania. In the
hill, the glacial circus collects water from rain and snow melting. It spans
off the steep slope and forms a spectacular waterfall that spans 90 meters
in successive steps. The waterfall is at a height of 1300 meters, where you
can reach after a 15-minute road by a cable phone or by walking the
mountain route that lasts about an hour and a half.

The monasteries and churches in the Moldova area combine Gothic,

Byzantine and regional elements, characterized by a specific Moldavian
style. The frescoes, made at the initiative of Petru Rares, initially on the
inner walls and then extended to the outside, impress with the emphasis
on detail and rich color. Their uniqueness and artistic value is given by the
integration into the rural landscape of the famous blue colors of Voronet,
red of humor, green of Suceava and yellow of Moldovita. The mural
paintings of the 16th century Moldova played back historical scenes and
biblical stories of the earth and heaven.

The monasteries also had an important cultural role. Old manuscripts,

chronicles or paintings were preserved here. At the same time, they were
important centers of literacy, where inutidiators of books.

The Danube Delta is a natural and charming corner, where the only
traces left by civilization are the boats that go from time to time
through the maze of channels. If you have never been in the Danube
Delta, we recommend that you include it in your holiday plans. You will
have an unprecedented experience, wonderful memories and a escape
into a fascinating world.

The Danube is Europe's second longest river, after the Volga River, it
springs from Germany, gathering the tributaries from ten countries and
crossing four capitals, following a 2860 km route, and forming a delta
when it spans into the Black Sea.
We have many castles in Romania but the Peles castel it’s the most
beautiful is the most beautiful of them.
Buildbuilt at the request of King Carol I of Romania, according to the
plans of architects Johannes Schultz, Carol Benesch and Karel Liman,
and was decorated by the famous decorators J. D. Heymann from
Hamburg, August Bembé from Mainz and Bernhard Ludwig from
Vienna. Castelul Peleș este unul dintre cele mai importante edificii de
tip istoric din România, având caracter de unicat și este, prin valoarea
sa istorică și artistică, unul din cele mai importante monumente de
acest fel din Europa. Prince Carol I, elected prince of Romania in 1866,
visits Sinaia for the first time in August of that year, remaining delighted
by the beauty of those places. At that time, Sinaia was a small mountain
village, called Neagului Bridge. The ruler decides to build a castle in a
secluded and picturesque place: Piatra Arsă. A few years later, in 1872,
he bought the land (1000 acres), and work began in 1873, under the
direction of architects Johannes Schultz, Carol Benesch and Karel
Liman.
It took the 300 workers who worked here two years to complete the
arrangements; During all this time, the ruler personally supervised the
works in detail.