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Add to this forests, rolling hills, and the picturesque Carpathian Mountains (home to Elk, Bears, and Deer) that will please nature lovers, as well as fascinating cultural attractions, local culinary delicacies, and the pulsating energy of cities such as Bucharest, and you have a vacation destination that will have something for everyone.
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There is also a wealth of folk and village museums (including open-air 'skansens') that provide the visitor with a fascinating insight into a lifestyle that has changed very little over the centuries.
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From the highest of peaks, the views are seemingly unending - and the knowledge that the local wildlife still roams free as it has for generations adds spice to any visit to Romania's unspoiled places.
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The Danube Delta to the south is a fisherman's paradise (there are 160 species in the Delta area) and birdwatchers from all over the world flock to the area (pun intended) to enjoy the chance to view many of the 300 species of bird that call the Delta home.
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What you can find is a superb selection of cocktails and shots. There are only two of the multitude of places in Bucharest to simply relax. For those who want to simply watch the world go by Origo is the perfect sidewalk cafe where you can enjoy a great cup of coffee, pastries, and the joys of lively conversation and people-watching.
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Be sure to set aside some time to visit Hunedoara’s Corvin Castle, built in the 14th century, or King Carol I’s incredibly luxurious and architecturally magnificent 19th-century home, Peleş Castle. Add to these the attractions of medieval towns like Braşov, Sighişoara, and Sibiu with their cobbled walkways and quaint eateries and boutiques.
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Those who wish to learn more about Romanian culture and history should definitely set aside some time to explore the village of Maramureş which still retains its Middle-Ages atmosphere.