a) The Monasteries in Bucovina

b) Danube Delta

c) The Black Sea

d) The Sapanta Merry Cemetery

e) Dracula Castle

f) Sighisoara

e) Cluj Napoca

f) Peles Castle

g) Brukental Museum

h) The Romanian Peasant's Museum

What do you think?

The selection of these beautiful Romanian attractions is based upon the discussion I've had with many people who came to Romania and who felt a great experience visiting these places. Practically, one can have a general impression about the Romanian people and their traditions just visiting these cities and towns, these museums and galleries or the Romanian seaside or Danube Delta.

A friend of mine asked me about the selection of these ten places. The selection was done both from a subjective, sentimental point of view but, also, from an objective view point. Suceava is my home towns and the Monasteries are very, very nice for anyone who comes and visit them. Cluj Napoca is the place of my University years and it is really great because of this intermingle between old and new. Peles Castle is a key point in the Romanian history. The same applies to Brukental Museum. Dracula has always been a Romanian symbol and it has always been connected to our country. Dracula can be mean, ugly but may also represent a figure worth analyzing. Romania has always been an agricultural country so its life is closely connected to the village and to peasants. When coming to Bucharest a tourist should not miss the Peasant's Museum as well as the Village Museum as they depict the real life, with houses belonging to the past but which may still be seen today. Sighisoara is a beautiful citadel that gives everyone the impression of belonging to the western Medieval countries. Danube Delta and the Black Sea are finally important places that are visited by many tourists every year because either for  being unique or for the excellent possibilities for spending your free time. Romania is worth visiting so do not miss time and come and visit our country. You won't regret this choice!