Voyage in Romania
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An authentic Europe with preserved traditions

Romania unfolds its landscapes between the sharp ridges of the Carpathians and the rolling plains of Wallachia. The villages of Maramureș perpetuate centuries-old craftsmanship, where artisans still carve wood according to ancestral techniques. Transhumant shepherds lead their flocks towards summer pastures, tracing age-old paths through beech and spruce forests.

In the cobbled courtyards of Sighișoara or the steep alleyways of Brașov, Saxon architecture dialogues with Ottoman heritage. The painted monasteries of Bucovina string their Byzantine frescoes beneath the changing skies of the Moldavian hills, while the Danube delta offers its wild expanses to colonies of pelicans and cormorants.

What must you see in Romania?

Transylvania concentrates the country's emblematic castles: Bran, perched on its rocky spur, Peleș with its neo-Renaissance turrets, and the medieval citadel of Sighișoara. The Carpathians are home to Europe's last primary forests, a refuge for brown bears and lynx. In the north, the wooden churches of Maramureș and the painted monasteries of Bucovine testify to a unique religious art. The Danube Delta reveals a preserved ecosystem, labyrinths of channels and floating islets.

What type of trip should you choose?

A stay of 10 to 14 days allows you to explore the main regions, from Transylvania to the rural traditions of Maramureș. Nature lovers prefer hiking in the Carpathians and birdwatching in the delta. History enthusiasts linger in the Saxon towns and monasteries. Budget €1,800 per person for a balanced trip combining architectural heritage, rural immersion and discovery of natural spaces.