Bucharest is currently home to the majority of Romanian Jews. The pride of the local community is the Templu Coral Synagogue, where most of the city’s religious activity takes place. The Templu Coral Synagogue has about two thousand seats, and prayers are held daily. On Jewish holidays, the place is […]
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The Astra Museum is an open-air museum, spread over an area of 10 km, located in the Dumbrava Forest with a huge lake, 4 km from the city center of Sibiu. The Astra Museum Park is a highly sought-after family recreation site, and every year over 200,000 tourists visit it, […]
Bazna health resort offers mineral water springs, rich in salts, mineral mud and a special type of salt, called "Bazna salt".
The town is the birthplace of Vlad Dracul, the inspiration for the fictional work - Count Dracula. His house is one of the most visited attractions in town.
The Rupea Fortress is beautifully preserved and the feeling of being on the site illustrates the period in which it was built.
On June 30, 1941, one of the "death trains" that had come out of Iași after the Iași riots, arrived at Podu Iloaiei. On the way, 1,194 Jewish victims already perished in the heat and thirst.
Rasnov Fortress is perfectly preserved, underwent renovations in 2010 and opened to the general public for independent visits.
The Alba Carolina Fortress is the most important historical site in Alba Iulia and of historic importance to the Romanian people
The Dacians built a number of important fortified cities, including Sarmizegetusa, the capital of the late Dacian kingdom (now in the province of Hunedoara, Transylvania)