Top Ten Famous Tourist Attractions in Romania

Located in the northeastern part of the Balkans, Romania is a charming Eastern European country like a veiled girl. The terrain is unique and diverse. Plains, mountains and hills each account for about 1/3 of the country's land area, and the forest area accounts for about 27% of the territory. The coastline is 245 kilometers and the climate is temperate and continental. The average temperature is 1 to 7℃ in January and 16 to 23℃ in July. It is an important navigable river. The canyon area is rich in water power, and the Estuary area has a vast delta overgrown with reeds.

Bucharest, the capital of Romania. In Romania, it is "Bucursti", which means "City of Joy"("Bucur" means joy). Legend has it that in the 13th century, a shepherd named Bukur drove his flock from a remote mountainous area to the river of Dambovica. He found that it had rich water and grass and a mild climate, so he settled down. Since then, the number of people who came to settle here gradually increased, and commerce and trade became increasingly prosperous. This settlement gradually developed into a town. Today, there is still a small church with a mushroom-shaped tower named after a shepherd on the river bank of Demborvica.

The name "Bucharest" was transposed from English and is pronounced "Bucuresti" in Romania. There is a particularly interesting legend about the origin of the name Bucharest: more than 700 years ago, a shepherd named Bukur drove his cattle from afar to the Demborvica River and found that the water and grass here were fertile. The climate was mild, so he set up a tent and settled down. Later, the number of people coming here continued to increase, gradually forming a town. Since the shepherd Bukur was the pioneer of the city, in order to commemorate him, a Bukur church was built. This place was called "Bukuresti", which was translated into "Bucharest" in English. To this day, there is still a church called "Bucur" in Bucharest, which people regard as a witness to the city's long history.

Bucharest is located in the center of the Wallachian Plain in the southeast of the border, on the bank of the Danube River Demborica River. The Dambovica River runs through the city and flows towards the Danube River, dividing Bucharest into two parts. The 12 lakes in the city are parallel to the Dembovica River, one connected to the other, like a string of sparkling necklaces, making Bucharest particularly gorgeous. There is the famous Boniasa Forest in the northern suburbs of the city. Colorful flower beds composed of lawns, roses, and roses can be seen everywhere in the city. Afforestation, planting flowers and grass, greening the city and beautifying the environment have become a tradition and hobby of Bucharest residents. Today's Bucharest is a garden city with green shades, trees and trees, and lakes.

Bucharest's beautiful environment is very charming. The linden trees and chestnut trees on the streets and along the road are green and green; the roses and carnations in the park in the center of the street are colorful; the plum trees and cherry trees between the residential buildings are full of fruits; the lawns inside and outside the courtyard are lush and lush... During the lilac tree bloom season, you can also smell the fragrance while sitting in the moving car. There are more than 50 large and small parks in the city, and there are more than 10 large parks in the urban area alone. There are also many fountains, monuments and sculptures.

One of the most famous parks in Bucharest is called Helestleu Cultural Rest Park. There are two large fountains at the entrance, spraying high water columns. After scattering, the water droplets turn into fog. In midsummer, with the breeze blowing, the water sprayed on people like drizzle, which is particularly comfortable and cool. There is a small lake in the park. The water is green and clear, and there are dense weeping willows and other trees growing on the lake. There is a large-scale restaurant in the park and equipped with a variety of cultural and recreational supplies, so it attracts a large number of tourists every day.

Brasov is the capital and administrative center of Brasov County in Romania, located in southern Transylvania, surrounded by the Southern Carpathian Mountains. This city is the seventh largest city in Romania. It is known as the birthplace of Romania's national anthem. In addition, it is also known around the world for the "Golden Deer International Pop Music Festival."

Brasov has many historical buildings, many of which have become UNESCO World Heritage Sites. For example, the famous local "Black Church" has attracted many foreign tourists to visit. Built by Germans in the city, the Black Church is the main Gothic building in Romania and one of the most important Lutheran churches in the country.

The city retains a castle where the "vampire Dracula" is said to have lived, which has attracted many tourists. You can find out what this legend is. Since Brasov is located at the foot of the South Carpathian Mountains, the local mountain scenery has also become a tourist attraction. This city has been the host city of the "Golden Deer International Pop Music Festival" since 1968 and has been held for 16 times so far. This event attracts many foreign tourists every year.

Sibiu Sibiu is located in southern Transylvania, Romania, across the Kibin River, a tributary of the Oort River. It is the capital of Sibiu County. The city is one of the most prosperous cities in Romania and the city with the most foreign investment in Romania. It has also been selected as "one of the eight most livable pastoral cities in Europe."

In 2007, Sibiu became the European Capital of Culture of the Year, which greatly promoted the development of tourism. Sibiu and its surrounding areas are the most visited places by tourists visiting Romania. This area also retains the historical landscape of the past and military defense buildings from the Middle Ages. In 2004, UNESCO listed the military defense building as a World Heritage Site.

In addition, there are a large number of exhibition halls and museums in Sibiu and surrounding areas, with themes including art, archaeology, anthropology, history, etc., and are also popular tourist attractions for tourists. Mount Fergrasse, about 20 kilometers away from the city of Sibiu, is a tourist attraction. There are many holiday villas on the mountain for tourists to rent. In addition, this mountain is a living area for ancient Saxons, where there are many Saxon churches. People visit.

Sibiu has multiple museums, including the Brukenthal Museum, the Museum of Folk Traditional Civilization, the Brukenthal Museum, etc. Among them, the Brukenthal Museum is the oldest museum in Romania. It opened in 1871 and has a rich and colorful collection.

The Black Sea coast of Romania covers the Black Sea coast from the Danube Delta in the north and the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria in the south, with a total length of 275 kilometers. Among them, the Port of Constanţa, Mamaia and Mangalia, known as the Pearl of the Black Sea, are traditional tourist attractions in Romania. The cities contain ruins from the Roman Empire and unearthed cultural relics for people to enjoy.

The Black Sea Coast of Romania is a famous seaside beach in Romania. It is a good place for tourists to vacation in summer. It is listed among the few beaches in Europe that can provide sunshine all day long. The beach here slopes slowly downward, and the slope that extends below the sea water is also gentle, allowing people to walk and play in the sea water or take a bath. Also, there is no need to worry about danger here. There are almost no tidal surges here. The sandy beaches along the Black Sea coast of Romania are picturesque and attract a large number of domestic and foreign tourists for vacations every summer.

For centuries, whether it is called Bundu-Yusinus or the "Sea of Hospitality", the Black Sea has been here, waiting for tourists to come and spend a wonderful time. The climate here is warm, there are endless clean beaches, golden sand, and there are many sports facilities. There are traditional villages, vineyards, and various monuments.

Trans-Svgrash Highway Trans-Svgrash Highway, also known as DN7C, has a total length of 90 kilometers. It is the highest and most eye-catching highway in Romania and one of the best highways in the world. It crosses the Fagaras Mountains in Romania and crosses the highest point in the southern part of the Carpathian Mountains from north to south, connecting the historical areas of Transylvania and Wallachia, as well as the cities of Sibiu and Pitesti.

From the top of the Chuansvgarash Highway, you can reach Balea Lake, a glacier lake formed thousands of years ago, with a one-kilometer tunnel on the top. The road at the northern end of the Svgarash Highway is the most spectacular. During this period, it is dotted with steep bow-shaped turns and steeply descends in the S-curve, where you can also see the magnificent scenery of the surrounding area. Due to weather factors in other months, the Transvgarash Highway is usually only open to the public from June to September every year, which means that you can only enjoy pure driving pleasure on this highway in summer. The British TV program Top Gear once voted this road the best road in the world.

Apseni Mountains Apseni Mountains are a series of rolling mountain ranges in Transylvania, Romania. They belong to the branch of the Western Carpathian Mountains in the northwest, north of the Mures River. Romania means "Western Mountain" and is also known as "Western Romania Mountains" or "Western Mountain." Its highest peak is Bihor Peak, with an altitude of 1849 meters. There are about 400 caves and karst caves of large and small sizes distributed among the mountains. There are also plains and residential areas among the mountains. The magical power of nature is most powerful here.

The Apseni Mountains are about 88 kilometers long and 68 kilometers wide. The mountains are radiating, and in the middle is the Bihor Mountain composed of crystalline rock. Karst terrain is developed in the west, central and south, with many deep valleys, cliffs and strange caves. The western foothills are rich in bauxite, and the Metaliferi Mountains in the south are rich in metal minerals, including gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc and other minerals. In addition to its rich mineral resources, the natural scenery in the mountains is also very magnificent. The mountains are undulating, and streams flow slowly among the mountains. In summer, you can see endless green fields and colorful mountain flowers, and in winter, you can see pure white snow. The karst caves in the mountains are even more dazzling and attract tourists from all over the world all year round.

Biggar Falls We know the highest, widest and most magnificent waterfall in the world, but did you know? There is another waterfall in Romania that is enough to shock you. This waterfall is very different from the waterfalls we have seen before. It is because of its difference that it has attracted the attention of the world. This is the Bigal Waterfall.

Bigal Waterfall is located in the jungle of the Anina Mountains in Karas-Severin County, Romania."A crystal curtain hangs from the middle of the mountain, and it is suspected that the Milky Way has set in the sky." This waterfall can best be described. Bigar Waterfall is like the crystal curtain outside the Water Curtain Cave where Sun Wukong lived in "Journey to the West". It is a beautiful waterfall formed by underground spring water pouring into the Minis River.

Before underground spring water flows into the river, it needs to pass through a standing rock in the river. The spring water flows down from the top of the rock, forming the currently extremely beautiful Crystal Curtain Waterfall. As the water flows through the rocks all year round, it gradually becomes covered with green moss. The green moss and the thin white water flow combine to form the gentlest and most beautiful waterfall landscape in the world.

Prahova Valley Prahova River Valley is the river valley where the Prahova River flows between the Bucegi Mountains and the Baiu Mountains. It is located between the Carpathian Mountains of Romania and is a famous tourist attraction in Romania, 100 kilometers north of Bucharest, the capital of Romania. Geographically speaking, the Prahova River is the dividing line between the eastern and southern halves of the Carpathian Mountains. The Prahova Valley is working hard to declare itself as a venue for the 2022 Winter Olympics, and has six main resorts.

Prahova, with a variety of ski slopes, awaits the arrival of ski enthusiasts. The sports opportunities provided here are becoming more diverse year by year. It is the most developed mountainous area in Romania. The tourist stations here have ski slopes of varying difficulty, from junior slopes to ski slopes where competitions can be organized. Among these tourist stations in the Prahova Valley, Sinaya offers the highest ski slopes (2000 meters high). There are a total of 8 ski trails of varying difficulty in Sinaya. The eastern slope of Mount Bucci here provides the most difficult and spectacular ski trails in the Prahova Valley. As a major tourist stop in the Prahova Valley, Predel has 5 ski slopes, with a total length of approximately 7.2 kilometers. The ski slopes have 4-position fast seat lifts and ski lifts.

Brown Castle is located 30 kilometers away from Brasov and is the legendary gathering place of vampires Dracula Castle. It was originally built by the Hungarian king in 1377 and was originally used as a fortification against the Turks. After its completion in 1382, it gradually became a political center integrating military, customs, local administration, and justice. The terrain where the castle is located is extremely dangerous. It is built on a small hill, backed by an insurmountable mountain, overlooking the road that runs through the valley. Anyone passing by on the road will not escape the eyes of the castle owner. Because Vlad killed countless people, he was afraid of retaliation and converted the gate of the castle into a city wall. To enter the castle, he had to go to the south of the castle and climb up the rope ladder thrown from it.

The most distinctive feature of Brown Castle is its turret. These turrets either store gunpowder or are equipped with raised floors. They are specially designed to pour hot water on enemies in surrounding castles, and each has its own function. The four corner towers are connected by corridors, and there are shooting holes on the outer walls of the corridors, eliminating dead spots for shooting. In this way, the entire castle became a very tight fighting fortress. During the reign of Vlad, in order to get people to take the road under the castle to collect taxes, the soldiers stationed in the castle dispatched twice a day in the morning and evening to patrol nearby places where they could cross. If anyone happened to be caught by the patrols, they would be severely punished.

Today, Brown Castle has been transformed into a history and art museum, with things from all periods. There are various weapons in the weapons showroom, including ancient spears, Romania armor, firearms from different eras, and Japanese long swords, which remind people of the ups and downs that the castle has experienced.

Salina Turda Salt Mine Salina Turda Salt Mine is located in Turda, Cluj County, Romania. It was first mentioned in 1075 and has been producing salt from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century. Since 1992, this salt mine has become a popular salt spray therapy center and a popular tourist destination around the world.

The temperature inside the Turda Salt Mine in Salina remains at 10-12 degrees Celsius all year round, and the humidity remains at 75-80%. Therefore, some people say that breathing salty moist air is good for lung health, so many people like to go. Stay here all day to achieve good health. The most magical place in this salt mine does not stop there. There are elevators built in the salt cave. In addition, there are many sports and entertainment facilities. It is definitely a good place to travel and is known as the coolest underground wonder in the world.

The Salt Cave is mainly divided into two floors. The upper lobby has sports fields, theaters and other leisure and entertainment venues including mini golf courses. The lower lobby is built on a small island at the bottom of the well. The salt lake where the island is located is 100 meters deep from the ground. It has a Ferris wheel and a dock, allowing you to take Ferris wheel and boats for sightseeing.

The Salina Turda Salt Mine can also be said to be a museum that introduces the development history of the salt mine. Nature and humanities are combined, and you can watch the machines and equipment used to transport the salt mine, which carry a profound history and culture.