The early days of the Olympic idea in Romania.
The highlights of Romanias participation in the 34th edition of the Paris Book Fair.
We were happy to see that so many of you took part in the contest and that 606 RRI listeners sent in correct answers to our questions! Thank you for...
Dear friends, Radio Romania International invited you to participate, until March 15, 2014, in a prize-wining contest called “From the ‘Wine Route to the ‘Princes Route. The contest was devoted to the Prahova Valley, in southern Romania.
Garana is an isolated village, which you can only reach by changing a few trains and buses, and which is the venue of one of the most famous jazz festivals in Romania and the largest outdoors jazz festival in Eastern Europe.
The highlights of this year's edition of the Bucharest Contemporary Art Biennale.
The profile of one of Romania's prominent feminist activists.
A look at the geopolitical situation after the annexation of Crimea to the Russian Federation
An educational project run by the European Parliament jointly with the European Commission Representation.
The seventh edition of the human rights documentary festival called One World Romania screened a wide range of movies devoted to human rights.
Mures County takes its name from the Mures River crossing the Transylvanian plateau from the northeast to the southwest.
Prejmer Fortress, or Tartlau as it is known in German, is located in the village with the same name, 18 km north west of Brasov, in central Romania.
The play ‘The Pavilion by Justine del Corte, staged by Radu-Alexandru Nica at the Queen Marie Theater in Oradea.
Three years from the moment Romania was supposed to join the Schengen area, no one dares make predictions any more.
Romania's annual travel fair was held last week, with attractive early booking offers.
