Romania is home to the legendary castles of Transylvania, the wild peaks of the Carpathian Mountains, and painted monasteries hidden in the countryside. Steeped in folklore and largely undiscovered by mass tourism, it remains one of Europe's most atmospheric destinations.
A dramatic clifftop fortress long associated with the Dracula legend.
Romania's capital, home to the massive Palace of the Parliament and Belle Epoque architecture.
A UNESCO-listed medieval citadel, one of the best-preserved in Europe.
A dramatic mountain road winding through the Carpathians, once called the world's best driving road.
UNESCO-listed monasteries decorated with vivid exterior frescoes.
A Saxon-founded city beneath the Tampa mountain, gateway to the Carpathians.
Europe's largest wetland, a haven for birdlife and small fishing villages.
Wander the halls of the fortress long linked to the legend of Dracula.
Wind through hairpin turns across the dramatic Carpathian Mountains.
Explore cobbled streets and towers in one of Europe's few inhabited medieval citadels.
See centuries-old frescoes covering the exterior walls of Bucovina's monasteries.
Spot pelicans and rare birdlife across Europe's largest wetland.
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Romania's Transylvania region is steeped in folklore, most famously as the setting associated with the Dracula legend and Bran Castle.
The Carpathian Mountains curve through the center of the country, home to some of Europe's largest remaining populations of brown bears, wolves, and lynx.
Sighisoara's medieval citadel remains one of the few inhabited fortified towns still standing in Europe, with cobbled streets largely unchanged for centuries.
In the northeast, the painted monasteries of Bucovina are decorated with elaborate biblical frescoes that have survived exposure to the elements for over 500 years.
From castle legends to mountain roads and painted monasteries, Romania offers a rich and still largely undiscovered slice of Eastern Europe.