Arsenal Park is located on the outskirts of Orastie, in Hunedoara county, in western Romanian, at equal distance from the Dacian fortresses from...
We invite you on a trip to Targoviste, a small town in south-central Romania, which was once the Princely Court of the southern historical province of Wallachia, between 1396 and 1714.
Todays feature looks at a new programme aimed at fostering agri-tourism.
Todays feature looks at alternative education methods, which are gaining popularity in Romania.
The lack of spare time and the city’s daily hustle and bustle have along the years taken their toll on tourism, creating a fresh concept, that of...
A relatively new concept in Romania comes under scrutiny: city-break.
In what has become a worrying phenomenon, almost 80,000 children in Romania are growing up without their parents, who went to work abroad, leaving them in the care of relatives and friends.
The local cuisine, traditional music and dances are the main ingredients for an unforgettable holiday.
Despite seeing many changes in the last 20 years, the Romanian undergraduate system has often been criticised.
Playing is very important for the social, emotional, physical and cognitive development of children.
May 2013 has been declared “European Month of the Brain, a full month packed with events and activities across the EU.
We invite you on a trip to the city of Cluj-Napoca, located at the heart of Transylvania in central Romania. This is a perfect time to visit the city, as the 3rd edition of the Cluj Napoca Days is in full swing. Our guide is Cristian Ivanes, a local journ
This year a few extra days were added to the Romanians May 1st holiday, the international Labor Day, as it fell in mid-week and precedes the Christian Orthodox Easter celebrated on May 5th.
The Romanian undergraduate education system has undergone many changes in the past 20 years.
We invite you to make a stopover in Dolj, one of Romanias southern counties, which was documented as early as 1444.
