Romania – general
Romania has majestic
castles, medieval towns, great hiking. Romania also offers wildlife, and
the cheap skiing of much of the 'undiscovered' former Eastern Bloc. Romania’s
citizens, despite being among Europe's poorest people, generally haven't
cottoned on to the scams and ploys so common elsewhere to separate travelers
from their money. You'll be floored at how different Romania and the Romanians
are. Romania will certainly show you signs that it's chasing the dreams of the
rest of the West.
Romania – attractions
The richness and variety of Romania’s tourist attractions,
natural but also cultural and historical ones, bring Romanian a leading position
in Europe. Romanian's location at a crossroads of many European roads
facilitates access by all means of transport. Romania offers you the posibility
of travelling by plane, car, train or ship.
Romania – main tourist spots
The main tourist spots in Romania are: the Capital of Romania
(Bucharest), the Black Sea coast with its belt of resorts (Mamaia, Eforie
Nord, Neptun -- Romania’s best seaside spots), the Danube Delta – a place
with which Romania ca be proud all over the world, the Carpati Mountains,
especially the Prahova Valley and Poiana Brasov (the most frequented mountain
zone in Romania), Bucovina (in the north of Moldavia) with the famous
monasteries and churches with outer frescoes dating back to the 16th century and
declared UNESCO patrimony. Romania has also other tourist spots like: Maramures,
the Southern part of Transylvania, including the Hateg land and the surrounding
zone (the cradle of the Dacian kingdom, and later on of the Roman province of
Dacia) and Nothern Oltenia.
Romania – towns and spas
Romania has, besides these well-defined tourist areas, many other tourist
centres, towns and spas.
They include - Iasi (the former capital of
Moldavia),
- Cluj-Napoca (the main town of mediaeval Transylvania),
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Timisoara (the multiethnic and multicultural metropolis of the Banat),
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Târgoviste (the princely residence of Wallachia, before Bucharest replaced it),
- Brasov, Sibiu, Sighisoara etc.
Romania amazes its visitors by the matchless beauty of the Danube
riverside with the Iron Gates Straits, the Fagaras Massif (with the most
spectacular alpine relief in Romania) or the Retezat National Park in the
Southern Carpathians.
Romania – tourist accomodation
The tourist accommodation network today includes around 3,000
accommodation units with a total 290,000 accommodation places. Romania holds 900
hotels and motels with around 170,000 places. The privatisation of Romania’s
tourism facilities is in progress; only one-sixth of the units and one-tenth of
the accommodation places have been privatised so far. In Romania, the number of
tourists who are given accommodation every year is around 6.5 million,
the tourist accommodation capacity having been used in a degree of 40-45% in the
past few years. In 1996 Romania was visited by 5.2 million foreigners, and 5.7
million Romanians travelled abroad, but most of these travels were part of the
traffic with the neighbouring countries.
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