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Romania Spring
By Raluca Spiac on February 23, 2021

Let There Be Spring… The Romanian Way!

One swallow might not make a spring, but two Romanian celebrations do!
In Romania, the arrival of spring is announced by a tandem of very special moments: “Dragobete Day” and the “Mărțișor”.

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Winter in Romania
By Raluca Spiac on February 4, 2021

Winter In Romania

Winter is magic everywhere, but in Romania, we turn it up a notch. Besides the fairy tale landscapes, fascinating magical traditions are here to amaze you.

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Harvest time in Romania
By Laura Boldovici on September 10, 2020

It’s Harvest Time In Romania

Romania is at its best in Autumn, when the natural world changes colour, from green  to many shades of russet, red, golden, yellow, black, amber, pink and brown.  Autumn is also my favourite season. The weather is just perfect, it’s time for layers of clothing, great food and wine, romantic walks through parks or forests, […]

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Tourism in Romania
By Laura Boldovici on April 22, 2020

Tourism In Romania – What Deserves To Be Saved And What Not

Why do we travel? Because it shows us we’re not alone, it shows us that a person from the other side of the globe, speaking a different language and believing in a different god can be exactly like us, can feel the same joy when looking at something beautiful and can feel the same pain when hurt. Travel opens our minds, connects us in ways we never thought possible.

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Travel
By Raluca Spiac on April 1, 2020

Travel Makes The World A Better Place

It was during my first trip abroad that I knew I had the travel bug.

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Bucharest old town
By Ana Maria Luca on March 10, 2020

Time Travel Through Bucharest Old Town

A place of lost souls and fornication, inhabited by thieves, easy women, beggars, and impoverished boyars. This was the very historical center of Bucharest at the turn of the 20th century described in one of the best novels inspired by the Romanian capital nightlife ever written – Mateiu Caragiale’s Princes of the Old Court (Craii […]

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