Every year, on Children's Day on June 1 rivers across the country become the site of a fun competition.
The year 1924 proved difficult for Romania in terms of relations with the Soviet Union, its powerful neighbour and declared adversary.
The Sephardic community of Bucharest was one of the most economically dynamic communities in the Romanian capital
Lia and Dan Perjovschi, laureates of the Princess Margriet Award of the European Cultural Foundation, have exhibited at the Centre Pompidou, MoMA New York, and the Walker Art Center.
Although Europe is one of the most developed regions in the world, millions of Europeans continue to lack the resources needed for a decent standard of living.
Together with Cristian Cismaru from the My Transylvania Association, a leading voice for regenerative tourism, we explore remarkable local initiatives that are breathing new life into rural communities.
In 2026, the Romanian state allocated approximately 1.44 billion lei (some 277 million Euros) for culture, through the budget of the Ministry of Culture, which is less than 0.1% of GDP
Race for the Cure is a special kind of race, which this year has reached its 12th edition
They illustrate how a segment of the civilian population may join an anti state movement without possessing full knowledge of the forces at play.
The archaeological site in Nufăru is one of the most important medieval and Byzantine settlements at the mouth of the Danube, with a history dating back to antiquity
The Art Safari Pavilion has inaugurated its first season of 2026 in its new headquarters in Piața Amzei, in the very heart of the capital.
Iași became over time an important economic, cultural, and religious center
Today we invite you to take a trip with us to northern Romania and visit Tara Dornelor (the Dorna Land)
In Romania, over a quarter of the population faces poverty and social exclusion.
“Danger,” the character created by author Raluca Poenaru in the eponymous book that won the 2017 Arthur Trophy, is set to become a movie hero
