Romania

 Romania is the country that enjoys many natural landscapes and a rich history. Crossed by the Danube waters, Romania has a sensitive scenario, including the beautiful and wooded Carpathian Mountains, the Black Sea Coast and the Danube Delta, which is the largest European delta so well preserved. The capital of Romania is Bucharest, which is also called "Little Paris" and is the main political, administrative, scientific, economic and cultural center of the country. Romania is magnificent and special due to the numerous monuments, traditions and cultural places inherited, being the only country that still preserves the Orthodox monastery with a remarkable exterior, from medieval times. Due to their value and uniqueness, they have been added to the UNESCO International Heritage List. In recent years, Romania has become a favorite resort for many Europeans. Tourists who love the sea, the beach and the sun can choose resorts such as Mangalia, Mamaia, Saturn, Venus, Olympus. Travelers who prefer more the cold season of the year and winter sports can choose to spend their holidays in Brașov, Râșnov, Sinaia, Bran, Predeal, the ski resorts on the Prahova Valley. In order to have a medieval atmosphere, tourists can choose many Transylvanian cities such as Sibiu, Brașov, Sighișoara, Cluj-Napoca or Tîrgul Mureș. In Romania is also developed rural tourism that focuses on promoting folklore and traditions. The main attractions are Bran Castle, the painted monasteries in northern Moldova, the wooden churches in Transylvania or the Merry Cemetery in Săpanța. As balneo-medical resorts are: Slanic, Sovata, Băile Felix, Băile Herculane. Tourists eager to learn new things can make trips to Durău, Tirgul Neamț, Vatra Dornei and others. Other important attractions in Romania are the natural ones such as the Danube Delta, the Iron Gates, the Scărișoara Cave and some caves from the Apuseni Mountains.