Travel in Romania

Travel in Constanta
The city of Constanța, fifth largest in Romania, is part of a group of seven roughly equal-size cities which rank after Bucharest, Romania's capital. The Constanţa metropolitan area was founded in 2007 and comprises 14 localities located at a maximum distance of 30 km (19 mi) from the city and, with 446,595 inhabitants, is the second largest metropolitan area in Romania, after Bucharest.
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Travel in Cluj
Cluj is a city located in the central-western Romania, the historical province of Transylvania. Adjoins the counties of Salaj, Maramures, Bistrita-Nasaud, Mures, Alba and Bihor.
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Travel in Timisoara
Timisoara is the residence city of Timis county and due to its beauty it was called either "the city of flowers" or "the city of forests". Timisoara is the first Romanian city where common transportation by water was used on Bega canal. In the same year it becomes the first city in Europe where the horses-pulled tram was used for public transportation. In 1884, Timisoara becomes the first European city to be lit electrically (there still is a street-lamp in front of Banat Museum that reminds of this event). On 20th December 1989 becomes the first liberated city in Romania. It is the only city in Romania that has three state theatres where plays are played in three different languages: Romanian, Hungarian and German.
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Travel in Iasi
The city of Iasi, in north-eastern Romania, was mentioned in documents for the first time by Alexandru cel Bun (Alexander the Good), being a remarkable educational centre and preserving some beautiful pieces of architecture, like Trei Ierarhi Church and the neo-Gothic Palatul Culturii (Palace of Culture) (the place where are to be found four museums: the History Museum, the Technology Museum, the Ethnography Museum and the Art Museum).
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Travel in Suceava
Once Moldavia’s capital, Suceava is home to the grand Citadel of the Throne (Cetatea de Scaun), built in 1388.
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Travel in Bucharest
Traveling to Bucharest is as easy as traveling to any other European destination. Romania offers a rich tapestry of tourist attractions, which are unique in Europe.
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