Things to Do in Romania

1. Visit Bran Castle: During your trip, one of the must things to do in Romania will be visiting The Bran Castle which is well maintained and depicts the real life story of Draculas. Explore the castle to witness the spawning of the Count Dracula, the original vampire legend which was said to roam the shadowy halls. Bran Castle in Transylvania is one of the prominent historic places which is known for procreating the authentic vampire legend of Count Dracula.

Location: Strada General Traian Mo?oiu 24, Bran 507025, Romania
Ticket prices: Starting from 9.83 leu
Timings: Monday: 12PM – 5 PM
Tuesday – Sunday: 9 AM – 6 PM

2. Checkout Pales castle: Peles Castle was the first European castle to have electricity in addition to hot and cold running water, central heating and central vacuum system. The main collections which you’ll find here are the ceramics collection, the clock collection, the collection of silver work and common metal and the glassware collection makes it one of the important things to do in Romania.

Location: Aleea Pele?ului 2, Sinaia 106100, Romania
Timings: Tuesday: 9:15 – 17:00
Wednesday: 10:00 – 17:00
Thursday-Sunday: 9:15 – 17:00
Monday: closed
Price: Starting from 24.6 to 49.2 leu

3. Explore Brasov's old town: Visit Brasov's old town to explore the rich history and culture while viewing from the top basking on the picturesque landscape. You can explore the Mount to explore the stunning mountain views while you seek out skiing.

Visiting and learning about the history of the Black Church, Tampa Cable Car, Telecabina and historic Council House are some of the best activities to do in Romania. Take a tour to the stunning salt mine, Jesus statue day tour, Prejmer Citadel to experience the majestic sculptures which make it one of the most crucial things to do in Romania.

Location: Central Romania (Bra?ov County)
Timings: Mon. - Sun. 11 am - 12 am
Admission fare: Starting from 9.245 leu approximately
Children 7 y.o. and younger: free

4. Admire Painted monasteries: Explore the admirable painted monasteries to witness the beauty and grandeur of the majestic structures depicting ancient history and culture. The stunning Humorului Monastery founded in 1530, contains a multitude of stunning frescoes and a variety of collectibles dating back to the 16th century.

The most renowned of painted monasteries is the Voronet Monastery, founded in 1488 which was built to commemorate the triumph at the Battle of Vaslui. The monastery features marvelous wall paintings, abundance of frescoes which is popularly known as Voronet Blue.

Location: Hwy DN2K 732. Arbore
Timing: 8am to 7pm
Price: adult - 5; students - 2 lei

5. Visit Fortified churches: Explore the stunning fortified churches in Transylvania to witness the picturesque scenery and relive the intriguing history dating back to the Roman Empire. These fortified churches were always built in the center of town, and strategically placed on hilltops to protect them from the attackers.

The fortified church of Biertan is listed among the UNESCO World Heritage is located in Biertan, Sibiu County. Explore the well preserved stone carved pulpit, original altar, pews which date back to the 16 th Century. The distinct locking system of the marital prison in one of the towers and vestry door is worth noticing.

Admission fees: Approx 11.61 leu

6. Mark your presence at Sighisoara citadel: Mark your presence at Sighisoara citadel which currently is the only inhabited medieval fortress in South-East Europe. Explore the Sighisoara citadel to discover the medieval German architecture depicting the cultural heritage which was built in the 12th Century by the Saxons.

You can also explore the stunning fortress’s walls, visit majestic churches and other historic buildings by availing the walking tour which is accompanied by professional tour guides. Visiting the most attractive tourist destinations like Piat Cetaltti, The Citadel Square, The Clock Tower, The Mayor's House or Casa Primarului, Tinsmiths Tower and Ironsmiths Tower Is one of the most important things to do in Romania.

Location: Central Romania(Mures County)
Tour fare: Starting from 163.94 leu approximately.

7. Witness the Palace of Culture: Explore the Palace of Culture to witness the Gothic Revival and Neoclassical architecture style marking it as the end of Romanticism in Romanian architecture style.

Exploring the city’s most renowned palace consisting of 298 rooms, four museums, art galleries, crenels, armored cavaliers and historical artifacts is one of the best activities to do in Romania. Checkout the four stunning museums that now reside inside the castle, namely the Ethnographic Museum, Art Museum, History Museum, Science and Technical Museum.

Location: Bulevardul ?tefan cel Mare ?i Sfânt 1, Ia?i 700028, Romania
Timings: All round the week from 10 am to 5 pm except Monday.
Admission fare: Approximately 49.16 leu

8. Stop by the Statue of king Decebalus: Explore the Statue of King Decebalus to witness the stunning 40 meter tall bearded stone face architecture which looms over the Danube River. The colossal rock sculpture is surrounded by the breathtaking landscape of the Romanian side which overlooks the stunning Iron Gates.

Witness the grandeur with which it was constructed in the memory of the last king, King Decebalus who protected the land from infiltrators. The base of the tallest rock sculpture has inscriptions in Latin which depict Decebal Rex, Dragan Fecit, or "King Decebalus, made by Dragan.

Location: DN57 | The Danube's Rocky Bank, Dubova, Romania
Admission fare: Approximately from 69912 leu.

1. Visit Herastrau Park: Visit the most renowned Herastrau Park with your partner and explore the stunning outdoor walks surrounded by nature which was built after the name of the Her?strau river. The mesmerizing place is perfect for relaxing walks, romantic meetings which is one of the best things to do in Romania with family and loved ones. Couples can also rent a rowing boat, paddle boats or water bikes to explore the picturesque scenery.

Prices: range between 5-10 lei/hour.
Location: Herastrau Park, Sector 1, Bucharest, Romania
Admission fare: Approximately 35 lei

2. Go to Cheile Turzi: Explore the Cheile Turzi to witness the steep limestone cliffs which feature stunning caves and rock towers carved alongside a rushing river. One of the best activities to do in Romania is to explore the protected nature reserve which is popular amongst hikers and climbers due to the stunning steep cliffs. Couples can enjoy the picturesque panorama circled around lush green nature overlooking the hills and a stunning backdrop from and click instagram worthy pictures.

Address: Str. Dr. I.Ratiu 45 A, Cluj-Napoca 401091, Romania
Admission fare: Starting from 252 lei approximately.

3. Explore Corvin castle: Explore Corvin Castle, also known as Hunyadi Castle is one of the most stunning castles in Europe that was designed as a fortress to protect the dwellers from the Ottomans. The three large areas of the castle which you can visit here are The Knight’s Hall which was for feasts, The Diet Hall for ceremonies and the circular stairway. The beautifully decorated marble floored walls attract tourists around the world to witness the stunning architecture.

Address: Curtea Corvine?tilor nr. 1-3, Hunedoara 331141, Romania
Timings: Monday: 12:00 PM – 08:00 PM
Tuesday - Sunday: 09:00 AM – 08:00 PM
Admission fare: Starting from 10 Lei

4. Visit the national park of Bucharest: Home to 14 national parks, couples who are also nature enthusiasts can have a wonderful time at the national park of Bucharest. Mark your presence at Buila-Vanturari?a, the smallest national park of Romania and explore its 23 habitats that feature mountain meadows, rivers, waterfalls and more. Stroll around the green space of Mun?ii Rodnei, the second largest national park in Romania with your better half. One can head out to Cheile Bicazului – Hasmas National Park to spot various wildlife including but not limited to bears, wolves, foxes and wildcats, the chamois deer and more.

1. Hiking: Crisscrossed by a maze-like hub of forestry tracks and marked paths, the stunning Romanian countryside has several amazing hiking places. The enthralling hike trails span across the Carpathalian mountains in the continuation of the majestic Alps suit all types of experience holder.

2. Trekking: Explore one of the most challenging trails to experience the gorgeous waterfalls, the lakes nestled amongst the mountains and the stunning gorges. Trek to the top of Moldoveanu Peak, from where you can witness the picturesque surroundings making it one of the adventurous activities to do in Romania.

3. Scuba diving: Scuba Diving is one of the best things to do in Romania by which you can enjoy by taking a dive into the Black Sea and discovering the stunning hidden caves. Dive in the numerous mountain glacier lakes to explore the ship wrecks which are perfectly preserved due to its high salinity.

4. Cycling: Explore mesmerizing Romania and pedal through the epic Transylvania, Dealu Mare Vineyards and Delta Dunarii to witness Romania’s vivid landscape. You can also cycle through the fortified Churches and the Saxon villages to get to know more about their culture and lifestyle.

1. Try the Local cuisines: Romania is renowned for its vibrant and bustling nightlife accompanied by authentic Romanian cuisine which makes it a go-to place. Try lip smacking food in some of the hidden cafes with secret architectural treasures like Lente and VacaMuuu which are perfect to visit with family and friends.

2. Visit the squares: Explore the stunning Squares in Bucharest, Romania to witness the 10 squares namely Victory Square, Charles de Gaulle, University Square, Pia?a Constitu?iei and Quito Square.The best activities to do in Romania at night is exploring the picturesque Revolution Square and Victory Square where you can witness the Monument of Freedom and also have some delicious traditional cuisine.

2. Walk Along the Macca-Vilacrosse Passage: Experience the mesmerizing view of the glass-covered Macca-Vilacrosse Passage to explore the awe-inspiring architectural accents making it one of the best things to do in Romania. The traditional Parisian cafe-style chairs and tables cover the Romanian streets along with blues cafe, bistro and an Egyptian restaurant.

3. Take a Guided City Tour: Explore the mesmerizing Romanian city to learn about its rich history and culture by availing the guided city tour round the clock. The nights are fun-filled with pubs while you can explore the food tour of the authentic cuisines and locally brewed beers. While exploring the Bucharest Market one can encounter the stunning National History Museum, Palace of the Parliament, CEC Palace and Old Town which offer the best view after the sun sets.

The best time to visit Romania is during the spring and autumn seasons which is between the months of April to October. During these months, the weather is very refreshing as it offers stunning views across the castle-studded landscape and cultural trips among the churches.

On an average 3-4 days are considered enough to explore Romania and visit its most renowned places like the Squares, the majestic castles, churches and stunning architecture depicting historic significance.

Exploring Romania is perfect for any weather conditions throughout the year as it has the best things in store for every type of traveler. In the Spring season, between the months of March and May, the temperature is fairly mild allowing you to explore the stunning mountains, picture perfect landscape and the exquisite beaches.

The summer months which range from June to August allow you to experience thrilling adventure sports like hiking and relax in the countryside as the weather is torrid and dry. There is frequent snowfall between the months of December to February which attracts ski enthusiasts around the globe and have some serenity away from the city hustle.

Explore the stunning Romania to witness the majestic castles, the Palace of the Parliament and its vibrant nightlife which ticks all the boxes for a perfect vacation with family and friends. Explore the Bucharest Market and the foot city tour to experience the authentic Romanian cuisines with locally brewed beer which fill up the streets.

The nightlife in Romania is exciting and fun filled with its increasing number of nightclubs, pubs and traditional cafes providing its visitors with the experience of a lifetime. You can take a long walk to explore the historic National History Museum, the Palace of the Parliament, CEC Palace and Old Town which is perfect to visit after the sun goes down.

By Air: You can fly to the Bucharest Henri Coanda International airport from most European cities as well as various cities across the world.

By Train: You can easily get to Romania by train as the City of Bucharest is well connected by a rail network with the rest of Europe.

By road: There are plenty of bus networks that operate from various European cities to Bucharest, Brasov, Sibiu, Cluj Napoca and many other important Romanian cities.