Romanian Cuisine

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If you are considering Romania as an easy-to-reach vacation destination then be sure to add these five attractions to your Romanian holiday bucket list.

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One example is the wonderful bread. However, there are also pottery items, beautifully handcrafted textile items, and much more. The experience is made even more special by the welcoming nature of those who call these villages home.

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The culture of Romania has been shaped by the myriad of self-contained villages that can be found across the country. The isolation of these villages was a result of centuries of neglect in terms of a modern road system that would connect the various community.

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The southern edge of the country is the site of the Danube River, which separates the country from Bulgaria. It meanders across the landscape headed Northwards towards the Black Sea and is home to an enormous variety of fish and bird species.

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Head to the creative hub of Universul Palace and visit 'Fix Me a Drink'. This botanical bar’ will turn your idea of cocktails on its head. Or take in the historical atmosphere of the Old Town and get refreshed at Shoteria - it looks like a train carriage - but there are no seats.

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Daciathat
Daciathat

The country is home to numerous castles (the region of Transylvania plays host to Bran Castle, the supposed haunt of the notorious Count) and ancient stone churches.

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The wonderful natural environment of Romania, including those magnificent Carpathian peaks, makes the country an attractive destination no matter the time of year. Snow abounds during the winter months (starting October) and trails can be enjoyed in both the warmer months of summer and when the pristine snowfalls transform the unspoiled wilderness areas into a magical wonderland.

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