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Raul
Visiting a new city involves various expenses, some more predictable than others. If you have a predetermined budget that you want to stick to but you want to explore as much as possible of what Bucharest has to offer we are here to let you know that this is achievable. The following attractions are free...
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Centrul vechi Bucuresti, Romania
When it comes to visiting a new location, most of us want to mark the experience in various ways. One of the most expressive ways to do so is to take photos that are memory-lasting in the most authentic way possible. If you arrive in Bucharest and you want to leave the city with successful...
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Brasov, Transilvania - Rumanía
Once you’ve established that you want to visit Romania, you should know that one of the must-see locations is the city of Brașov. Wandering through the history-filled streets of this medieval town found in the heart of Transylvania is an experience you cannot miss. This is what a day in Brașov could look like:  The...
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Plaza del Consejo, Brasov
For the connoisseurs, the word “Brașov” brings to mind images such as medieval fortifications, picturesque landscapes, historic buildings, and cobbled streets. In the past, it was known as the “Crown City”, and once you cross its threshold, you will see that the title is still suitable in our current days. Today, Brașov has become a...
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Iasi
Are you planning to come to Romania and want to visit the Northeast region? Then we suggest you consider a visit to Iasi, an eclectic city that abounds with culture, history, ancient architecture, but also modern spaces. A city break in Iasi could look like this: Friday The first day of your tourist experience should...
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Bucharest, formerly known as “Little Paris” due to its Art Nouveau buildings, has today become a place of architectural contrasts. The capital city is full of surprises for tourists, rich with places and things to see. If you plan to visit Bucharest and want to hit some to the main tourist attractions, we invite you...
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Cluj_cetatuia
The “heart of Transylvania” is teeming with old and new stories, happily unraveling in front of those eager to discover them. This is Cluj-Napoca – the largest Transylvanian city. Our recommendation is, if you plan to visit it, to dedicate at least one weekend to this experience. If you already decided and want to make...
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Cazinoul din Constanta, Romania
The port-city is located on the western shore of the Black Sea and hides true treasures in its bosom. The municipality on the Romanian coast has three beautifully arranged beaches where you can relax and enjoy the sea breeze. But, in addition to this, Constanța has other surprises to offer to those eager to discover...
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Romania is an ideal destination for hiking and outdoor enthusiasts, thanks to its spectacular mountain scenery and the accessibility of the Carpathians, which cover nearly half of the country. The Carpathians stretch for 1,500 km across six countries and offer hiking opportunities for all levels, from short, easy trails to challenging alpine routes.
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Iasi_Regiune-Iasi
Iași was the capital of Moldova for three centuries which makes it an incredibly rich city from a historical point of view. A visit to this important city in the north-east of Romania will transport you to times long gone, a fact facilitated by the many historic buildings and monuments that have been preserved over...
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