Romania has a variety of things to do, so it depends on what you like! There are large cities like Cluj, Timisoara, Iasi, Brasov and Bucharest to explore. It is situated in the Carpathian mountains which means that you can hike, ski, ice climb and pursue other outdoor activities. If you like the seaside, there are beaches on the Black Sea. If castles are more your thing, there are a number of them - my favorite is Hunedoara castle. There are a number of historical sites, like pre-Roman ruins at Sarmizegetusa and monasteries, most notably in the eastern Moldavia region. There are beautiful well-preserved medieval towns in the Transylvania region, for instance Sibiu, Alba Iulia and Sighisoara. Agricultural and archaic religious customs are still well preserved. Are well known Orthodox and Catholic holidays, and harvest or harvest berries. And of course, there are all sorts of yummy foods to eat like Sarmale (stuffed grape or cabbage leaves)!
No, Romania is in eastern Europe.No, Romania is in eastern Europe.No, Romania is in eastern Europe.No, Romania is in eastern Europe.No, Romania is in eastern Europe.No, Romania is in eastern Europe.No, Romania is in eastern Europe.No, Romania is in eastern Europe.No, Romania is in eastern Europe.No, Romania is in eastern Europe.No, Romania is in eastern Europe.
Romania is not the property of a person.
The independent Romania is from 1877.
Romania is in Europe.
Romania has no true deserts so has no desert land forms.
Romania is NATO member.
Romania-Russia: 29-14 Romania-Portugal: 19-13 Romania-Spain: 25-15 Romania-Belgium: 32-14 Romania-Georgia: 9-9
from Romania
Romania is a republic.
No, Romania is a country.
From 30 December 1947 Romania is a republic.
Romania is not in any country. Romania is itself a country. It is in the continent of Europe.