Romania is a southeastern European country known for the forested region of Transylvania, ringed by the Carpathian Mountains. Its preserved medieval towns include Sighişoara, and there are many fortified churches and castles, notably clifftop Bran Castle, long associated with the Dracula legend. Bucharest, the country’s capital, is the site of the gigantic, Communist-era Palatul Parlamentului government building
Population: 19.41 million
Capital: Bucharest
Currency: Romanian leu(RON)
Official languages: Romanian
Different ways to move around: The whole country is literally designed around train, light rail, and bus networks. Public transport is easy, affordable, and far safer than driving.
From Bucharest, take a train or bus to Curtea de Arges. From Curtea de Arges, buses and taxis can transport
Travel advisory: Reach Bucegi Mountains via a scenic train ride from Bucharest to Brasov, followed by a short bus journey
From Bucharest, take a train to Hateg, the closest major town to Retezat National Park. From Hateg, several bus routes
You can reach the Danube Delta by taking a train or bus to Tulcea, the gateway to the delta. From
From Bucharest, take a train to Sinaia, which offers a scenic journey through the Carpathian Mountains. The castle is a
From Bucharest, take a train to Bacău or Piatra Neamț, then transfer to a local bus heading to Bicaz. Alternatively,
Take a train to Hunedoara, followed by a short taxi ride to the castle. It’s easily accessible by public transport,
From the nearest town of Resita, take a train to Anina, and then a local bus to Bozovici. From Bozovici,
From Cluj-Napoca, take a train to Turda and then a local bus to the salt mine. The journey is approximately
Reach Sighisoara by train or bus from major Romanian cities. The city’s railway station and well-connected bus network ensure convenient
From Turda, take a local bus to Hășdate village, then a short walk leads to the gorge entrance.