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Almost a quarter of Romania's historical sites claim to have played one role or another in the life of the infamous Vlad Nosferatu (aka the Undead, aka Count Dracula). One could even say that the "father" of all vampires has become a kind of tourist "brand" of the country. However, you won't get far with one thing, even the most undead. In Romania, locals understand this perfectly well and therefore complement the macabre environment with other, more tangible offers: good excursions, reconstructed hotels, the beautiful nature of the Carpathians, and, in winter - several ski resorts with good slopes and developed infrastructure.

 

The capital is Bucharest. Large cities are Brasov, Constanta, Sighisoara.

 

The Wallachia (or Muntenia) region contains Bucharest, the country's capital, and the main Romanian ski resorts: Poiana Brasov, Predeal, and Sinaia. This area is also famous for the picturesque Transfagarasan Pass and Lake Vidraru and the ancient towns of Curtea de Arges and Targovishte.

 

Transylvania is the country's most popular region. It is famous worldwide for Count Dracula's castle in Bran, the medieval cities of Sibiu, Brasov, and Sighisoara, unique fortified churches included in the UNESCO protection, and unforgettable nature: forests and fields, snow-capped peaks of Fagaras, and numerous ruins of ancient fortresses scattered here and there.

 

Stretching along the Black Sea coast, the Dobruja region includes all the country's main beach resorts: Mamaia, Constanta, etc. It is also home to the unique Danube Delta, a national park and UNESCO-protected place of amazing beauty.

 

Maramures is the northernmost region of Romania. Here, beautiful wooden churches, traditional villages, picturesque mountain landscapes, and a recipe for making apple liqueur, valued throughout Romania, have been preserved.

 

Banat is located in the country's west and is considered the most economically developed region. Its main advantages include Baroque cities such as Timisoara, ancient Germanic settlements, and picturesque cliffs.

 

Romania has many mineral springs and more than 160 healing resorts.

 

Bukovina is famous for its ancient Orthodox monasteries with magnificent frescoes, comfortably nestled among picturesque green hills. Suceava, Putna, Voronets - the names of these monasteries are known to every self-respecting fan of ancient cult painting and architecture.

 

The Crisana region is interesting for its history, the large city of Arad, and the main gateway to Romania for travelers from Hungary and Central Europe. Moldova is attractive for its wine traditions, medieval towns and fortresses, and the well-known friendliness of the local people.

 

Romania has many mineral springs and more than 160 health resorts. The most famous are Techirghiol, Baile Olanesti, Covasna, Slanic Moldova, Sovata, Baile Tusnad.

 

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