Maramures, one of the northernmost regions of Romania, is highly appreciated by tourists for the way it conserves its traditions and environment.
Theodor Pallady is one of the most prominent names in the history of the Romanian visual arts.
A merchant town par excellence, Bucharest also made a name for itself throughout history thanks to the great number of churches it has
In 1648, in Alba, the first translation of the New Testament in Romanian was printed, the so-called “Balgrad Bible.
On the road between Bucharest and Brasov, an old trade route crossing the mountains, Sinaia developed in the 19th century as a resort on...
A pioneer of car racing and aviation in Romania, an adventurer and a tireless traveller, prince George Valentin Bibescu is little known today, being overshadowed by the legacy of his wife, Martha Bibescu
Located in north-eastern Romania, Neamt Fortress is a 14th century structure whose walls have survived to this day.
The Romanian principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia began a modernisation process in the early 19th century.
Deva is located close to the former ancient capital of Dacia in Orastie Mountains
On June 1st 1957, the Museum of Romanian Literature was inaugurated in Bucharest.
The central square in Baia Mare, dominated by Saint Stephen's Tower, was built in the 15th century.
The Culture Palace in Blaj was awarded the EU Prize for Cultural Heritage.
One of Bucharest's most popular parks right now
Archaeological diggings revealed the existence of intense economic ties between the free Dacians, the Roman administration and the inhabitants of the conquered province and also unearthed the famous Dacian pottery kilns
Vasile Voiculescu gained literary recognition due to his religious poetry and fantasy fiction.
