Romania

The capital city of Romania is known for its blend of neoclassical, communist-era, and modern architecture.

Frequently associated with the Dracula legend, this imposing medieval fortress is located in the Carpathian Mountains.

A vibrant university city in the heart of Transylvania famous for its history and cultural festivals.

A stunning Neo-Renaissance castle nestled in the Carpathian Mountains that served as the summer residence of the Romanian royals.

This charming city is recognized for its Germanic architecture in the old town and its distinct houses with eyes.

Often called the best road in the world, this mountain pass offers dramatic winding curves and stunning alpine views.

Surrounded by the Southern Carpathians, this city features the iconic Gothic Black Church and a medieval town square.

An impressive underground salt mine converted into a futuristic museum and recreational amusement park.

A remarkably well-preserved inhabited medieval citadel that is also the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler.

A major cultural and historical hub in eastern Romania known for its ornate churches and the Palace of Culture.