In an old post, I was telling you that Romanian isolated hamlets or self-sufficient villages, with medieval fortifications or wooden churches, make “villages encapsulate the romance of rural Romania“. For lovers of history and traditional culture, you have the option of visiting villages and/ or visiting the village museums.
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ocated on a strip of sand, 50 km from Tulcea, between the Black Sea and two lakes of the Razim-Sinoe complex, “Gura Portiței” is a unique place in Europe.
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Synchronised Choreographic Fountains are located in Unirii Square, Bucharest, Romania.
There are 44 fountains with a water surface of 16.200 m², spread over the length of 1.4 km (Unirii Boulevard).
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In an old post 10 Misconceptions about Romania, I was talking about the misconceptions people are fed with and know nothing about Romania. In case you intend to visit Romania, to see its beautiful landscapes, I give you the name of ten counties you can visit. They are “housing” 10 world records as you can read below.
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Hațeg Country UNESCO Global Geopark located in southwestern Transylvania is the first International Geopark from Romania and East Europe. This park has become a UNESCO site, for its geological and cultural heritage for education, science and tourism.
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