Why Love Romania

Why Love Romania In this page, we will tell you why you can love Romania.

Romania is one of the large countries of Europe (the size of the United Kingdom or roughly half of France), with a population of approx. 22 million inhabitants. Often compared to a "Latin island in a Slav sea", Romania features a unique familiar feeling in Eastern Europe: its language of a Latin origin, the Latin alphabet (quite rare in this part of Europe) and moreover the Latin temperament and f

riendliness of its people - all make of Romania a place where most visitor feel very comfortable. Romania is probably also the last place in Europe where you can still see unspoiled countryside, with the traditional rural civilisation still alive. Discover the northern provinces of Maramures (in northern Transylvania) or else Bucovina (in northern Moldavia), with their old handicrafts, friendly people fiercely dressed in their folk costumes, horse or oxen-drawn carriages (horse-drawn sleighs in winter), with colourful villages where time seems to have stood still.

Peter Hurley says he fell in love with Romania forever in 1994 when he first visited the country. He learnt to speak Rom...
30/04/2018

Peter Hurley says he fell in love with Romania forever in 1994 when he first visited the country. He learnt to speak Romanian perfectly, he wears Romanian traditional costumes quite naturally and in 26 years of living in Romania he came to the conclusion that Romanians have extraordinary positive energy despite the many difficulties they have been facing. Peter has also persuaded his relatives from Ireland that Romania is the best choice for living one’s life, so, upon his advice, one of his sisters, a nutritionist from Dublin, spent a year and a half in the Danube Delta as a volunteer. She enjoyed her stay so much that later she returned to Romania together with her husband, this time as a tourist. https://youtu.be/ywDHSpVui8o?t=20

02/04/2018

Romanian Easter Eggs

"Everybody knows Transylvania, right? And, of course, the legend of Dracula (Vlad Țepes – the Impaler). So, these two ar...
21/03/2018

"Everybody knows Transylvania, right? And, of course, the legend of Dracula (Vlad Țepes – the Impaler). So, these two are connected and, so to speak, I have imagined what Dracula would see in his flights in modern day Transylvania, one with winding roads, traffic and cars that have replaced the old carriages. We don’t have many highways here in Romania, but the roads that take you to and within Transylvania are wonderful for every driver or biker (and “a must” for visiting once in a lifetime, I can say). I want to document these roads from above, in all four seasons, because they will soon be forgotten, after the new highways are opened. I think they look great from above and are pretty unique. And even Dracula would envy you because he cannot drive on these roads!" by Călin Stan — Photos Copyright Călin Stan

NYC finally discovered Romania
04/09/2017

NYC finally discovered Romania

Romania is a bargain compared to other countries on the continent. It has everything you need for an affordable and impressive family trip.

Beautiful Restored House in Cluj. Modern Traditional Romanian Architecture.
05/04/2017

Beautiful Restored House in Cluj. Modern Traditional Romanian Architecture.

O casă din Cluj, de secol XIX, a fost restaurată de arhitecții de la Atelier Mass. Interiorul dezvăluie un dialog superb între trecut și prezent.

Gare Centrale Bucharest - From 1883 the Orient Express connected Western Europe to the Romanian capital of Bucharest. Th...
20/02/2017

Gare Centrale Bucharest - From 1883 the Orient Express connected Western Europe to the Romanian capital of Bucharest. The city did not yet have an appealing, centrally located railway station; instead the Gara de Nord (North Station) of 1872 served as a terminus.
In 1894 French architect Alexandre Marcel won a design contest for a new central railway station.His spectacular design was never realized, though. A 1911 plan by the Romanian architect Victor Stefanescu came to nothing either.
The North Station was extended step by step and modernized in the 1930s. Bucharest never got a real central station.
by Arjan den Boer 29 January 2016

Bike around Transylvania with Martin
10/12/2016

Bike around Transylvania with Martin

SONY 4K Commercial Filmed in  Abandoned Casino in Constanta, Romania, by the Black Sea.
01/11/2016

SONY 4K Commercial Filmed in Abandoned Casino in Constanta, Romania, by the Black Sea.

01/04/2016

With a cruising speed of 55mph, this wooden car is a carpentry project with a difference. Created by Romanian Peter Szabo, the vehicle took more than 4,500 hours to build over three years and cost $20,000 in hard ash wood. Nicknamed ‘Julia', the vehicle combines the retro lines and old school growl of a classic automobile with modern innovations such as tablet-controlled headlights and music. Now complete, he likes nothing better than driving the unique car around his home village - and receiving admiring waves from his neighbours. http://bit.ly/25AWldS

Videographer / director: Robert Nemeti
Producer: Crystal Chung, Nick Johnson
Editor: Jack Stevens

Our friends are listening to this free online radio: http://nicecream.fm/. Do you conider they have good taste? It is pr...
27/01/2016

Our friends are listening to this free online radio: http://nicecream.fm/. Do you conider they have good taste? It is probably the most popular online radio in Romania today.

Victoria Flamel talking about Romania :)
25/01/2016

Victoria Flamel talking about Romania :)

In todays video I talk about the incredible country Romania and the Romanian people. I hope you learned something about Romania and the Romanians from watchi...

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