Must-see attractions in Romania

Some people decide to travel to Romania for natural wonders and spectacular wildlife, while some are more familiar with picturesque castles and painted monasteries. What is certain is that Romania will surprise you with the diversity of its attractions.

Babele and the Sphinx

Babele and Sphinx are natural rock formations found in the Bucegi Mountains, at an altitude of 2,216 meters (7,270 ft). Both the Babele and the Sphinx are considered to be surrounded by an energy field, and many travel to see and experience them. Known as a religious symbol from the time of the Pelagians, the ancestors of the Greeks, the Sphinx has acquired the anthropomorphic form through erosion over thousands of years.

 Peles Castle

Built in the 19th century in the style of German Renaissance architecture, Peleș Castle has 160 luxuriously decorated rooms, filled with art treasures, as well as a large collection of 4,000 medieval weapons. Art lovers will enjoy the prospect of seeing the frescoes painted by Gustav Klimt, while history fans will be surprised to find out that the palace hosted the first film screening in the country.

 The Column of the Infinite of Brancusi

Part of a sculptural ensemble comprising the Table of Silence and the Gate of Kiss by Constantin Brâncuși, the Column of the Infinite is considered one of the greatest works of 20th century sculpture. Made of truncated pyramids attached to the base, the column alludes to infinity. The first version of the column, carved in oak, is displayed at the Museum of Modern Art.

Mud volcanoes

The mud volcanoes in Berca, Buzău county - part of the Pâclele Mari and Pâclele Mici geological and botanical reserves - are some of the most spectacular geological formations you will see in Romania. A walk among the active cones that "clog" with mud and gas, which rises to six meters in height, could be the closest experience to ... A walk a month!

Valley of Narcissus

Spring, beginning in mid-May, the eastern part of the Saca Peak in the Rodnei Mountains is covered in a white carpet of scented daffodils, which stretches over five hectares. Those who visited the Narcissus Valley say that the sweet smell of flowers can be felt many kilometers around, carried by the wind.

The fortified churches in Transylvania

The fortified churches in Transylvania were built by the Transylvanian Saxons, brought by the kings of Hungary to the area between the 13th and 16th centuries. valuable during long sieges by the migrating peoples.

Romania is one of the best preserved "diamonds" in Europe and is a country full of nature wonders, many of which are untouched by man. The mountainous landscapes, the picturesque ones, the centuries-old traditions, the vibrant and art-filled cities, the cultural events held throughout the year and the unique landmarks make Romania a country that everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime! We assure you that you will not regret it!