Mother nature
Visiting Romania is something that each and every person bitten by the travel bug should prioritize. The natural beauty of the country, its culture, and historical attractions, as well as vibrant cities, make it simply unmissable.
Romanian National Monument
For fishing and birdwatching aficionados the Delta is close to Earthy paradise. It is home to 300 species of birds and 160 species of fish. It is also one of Europe's most pristine deltas and here one can enjoy the sight of the islands and lakes that are surrounded by unspoiled forests.
Romania is attracting more and more visitors eager to explore a European country that boasts numerous attractions. these range from the magnificent medieval castles to be found scattered across the country, some of the most unspoiled wilderness to be found anywhere in Europe, numerous natural attractions (including the famous Black Sea beaches) and pulsating nightlife and eating destinations in major cities such as Bucharest.
Visiting Romania is something that each and every person bitten by the travel bug should prioritize. The natural beauty of the country, its culture, and historical attractions, as well as vibrant cities, make it simply unmissable.
To take in the magnificence of the Delta those visiting should book their spot on a Danube River Cruise which will enhance the experience of being up close and personal with the wonderful flora and fauna of this unspoiled location.
The river changes course towards to north and those who follow this course will be treated to the sights and sounds of the Danube Delta - and a view that takes in the shores of the Black Sea where the river reaches its end.
Of course, there are some wonderful bars, restaurants, and nightclubs to be found on the coast. For some exceptional Romanian and eastern European cuisine (including some wonderful Hungarian specialties) head for La Dana La Ceaun in Constanta.
There are numerous museums to be found in Bucharest, however, for those who are intent on taking in those exquisite streets with their boutiques and dining destinations, the Romanian History Museum on the incredibly charming Calea Victoriei (Victory Way) should not be missed.