Step into the legend of Dracula at Bran Castle in Transylvania. A Gothic fortress perched high on a hill, while its connection to Bram Stoker’s Dracula is tenuous, its atmospheric halls and stunning views make it a must-visit. Trade the fables for a slice of the real history with a trip to Sighișoara, the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler.  As you wander through this UNESCO World Heritage site, gain a glimpse into medieval Transylvania with its colourful houses, cobbled streets, and historic towers. Nestled in the Carpathians, Peles Castle is a masterpiece of Neo-Renaissance architecture. Explore its opulent rooms and lush gardens before embarking on some of the best hiking trails in Europe.

Bucharest is packed with attractions for every type of traveler. Start with the impressive Palace of Parliament, one of the largest buildings in the world, then wander through the charming Old Town (Lipscani), filled with lively cafés, bars, and boutiques. Art lovers will enjoy the Romanian Athenaeum, a stunning concert hall, and the National Museum of Art. For a relaxing escape, stroll through Herastrau Park or visit the Village Museum to experience traditional Romanian life. In the evening, explore Bucharest’s vibrant nightlife or indulge in authentic Romanian dishes at local restaurants.

Romania’s Black Sea Coast is a sun-soaked destination perfect for beach lovers and adventure seekers alike. Stretching from Constanța to the lively resort towns of Mamaia and Eforie, the coastline offers golden sandy beaches, vibrant nightlife, and plenty of water sports. History enthusiasts can explore ancient ruins in Constanța, while nature lovers will enjoy the nearby Danube Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With warm summers, fresh seafood, and a relaxed seaside vibe, the Black Sea Coast is an ideal spot for a memorable holiday.

Romania is a year-round destination. Spring and autumn offer mild weather and fewer crowds, while winter is perfect for skiing in the Carpathians. Summer is ideal for coastal and Delta adventures. Want a special experience in Romania? Visit during the Halloween season when spooky tales of Dracula come alive, and the colours of autumn encase the horizon.

Romania’s capital Bucharest is best for those who love urban exploration, cultural experiences, and nightlife. Brasov is a picturesque city surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains, making it a great base for exploring Transylvania. Sibiu is perfect for those interested in history, arts, and festivals, whereas Constanța offers beautiful beaches, historical sites, and a lively port atmosphere- ideal for those looking to relax by the sea.

With dishes similar in flavour to that of neighbouring cultures like Hungary, Germany and Turkey, Romania offers a taste of heartwarming tradition. Transformed and infused with local spices to give these Balkan cuisines a slight Romanian edge, don’t miss the chance to try some staple dishes. From sarmale (cabbage rolls), mămăligă (polenta), and mici (grilled sausages) to local wine or a shot of pălincă (fruit brandy), there’s something for everyone to enjoy.