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Romania- Day 1: Rome, Tirgu Mures, Sibiu, Targu Mures, Romania travel blog

Romania- Day 1: Rome, Tirgu Mures, Sibiu

A travel blog entry by fminonne

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Where Dracula was Born, Sighisoara (aka Schassburg), Romania travel blog

Where Dracula was Born

A travel blog entry by whk2006

... days' rest before I could move on to continue my journey. Now I was in Sighisoara, a city near the geographical center of Romania. With only about 36,000 people, it cannot even be called a "city." However, tourists flood here mainly for one attraction, ...

Kurzes Lebenszeichen, Cluj-Napoca, Romania travel blog

Kurzes Lebenszeichen

A travel blog entry by mart

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Hallo Leute, ein kurzes Ich-bin-noch-am-Leben aus Cluj in Rumaenien! Ein total kranker Trip liegt hinter mir, aber er ging recht gut aus... Es ist aber zu spaet um nochmal zurueck nach Chisinau zu fahren, deshalb geht's gleich weiter nach Bukarest und ...

Entering Constanta, Romania, Constanta, Romania travel blog

Entering Constanta, Romania

A travel blog entry by scottik38

... still being early so didnt get a lot of pics on the way. About 2.5 hours later we arrived at Constanta, the seaport of Romania. I had planned to stay here a night, but i didn't like the look fo the people. Gypsies everywhere walking around after ...

Mehadia to Borlova, Borlova, Romania travel blog

Mehadia to Borlova

A travel blog entry by sethandholly

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Borlova to Hateg, Hateg, Romania travel blog

Borlova to Hateg

A travel blog entry by sethandholly

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Suczawa i Sorin, Suceava, Romania travel blog

Suczawa i Sorin

A travel blog entry by camer

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Kierowca (o postawie i wygladzie boksera) uchylil okno i zapytalismy (po polsku) czy podrzuci nas na granice, na co on odpowiedzial poprawna polszczyzna: „tak, na granice i do Suczawy rowniez”. Po zapakowaniu sie i wymianie uprzejmosci ...

Szekely Country, Szekely Udvarhely, Romania travel blog

Szekely Country

A travel blog entry by calivoodoo

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... : Hungary After Trianon: Even though almost a century has since passed, Hungarians have never gotten over this. In Romania, Ceausescu attempted to systematically wipe out the Szekely Hungarians (the Romanian Magyars), moving them out of their ...

No 24 hour k-mart in Transylvania, Brasov, Romania travel blog

No 24 hour k-mart in Transylvania

A travel blog entry by binni

Caught the train from Bucharest to Brasov. Sat next to a lovely Romanian girl who was studying architecture. She kept offering me wafer biscuits and bought me a pen. Bless her. She was really quietly spoken and found me, a real live Australian ...

A Piece of Dislocated Deutschland, Sibiu (aka Hermannstadt), Romania travel blog

A Piece of Dislocated Deutschland

A travel blog entry by whk2006

... only planned to continue south from Sighisoara. Ironically, maybe due to this region is more German than other parts of Romania, Transylvania is actually historically more affluent and advanced than other regions. This has made it easier for foreigners to ...

Polish roots and painted beauties, Voronet, Romania travel blog

Polish roots and painted beauties

A travel blog entry by aga-and-maciek

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... ourselves sitting and staring for half an hour, making sure we see every little bit of it before we go away. We have a friend from Romania - Ingrid, who used to work with us in Poland and Aga though it would be a good idea to visit her mother while in ...

Forget about Dracula, Sighisoara, Romania travel blog

Forget about Dracula

A travel blog entry by aga-and-maciek

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... the nearby village of Viscri to start our exploration of the Saxon fortified churches in the area. You have got to know that Romania is a country of hitchhikers, while it seems to be the most popular way of traveling between cities and villages. On our ...

Following Saxons' trail, Sibiu, Romania travel blog

Following Saxons' trail

A travel blog entry by aga-and-maciek

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... any hitchhikers this time. First things first, we arrived at Malancrav, which boasts the highest proportion of Saxon villagers throughout Romania. In this small village stands the 14th century church which we were eager to visit. Took us some time to ...

constanta, Constanta, Romania travel blog

constanta

A travel blog entry by fabien

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quick stop there. a big industrial port, casino, mosquee and ...

Brasov, Romania, Brasov, Romania travel blog

Brasov, Romania

A travel blog entry by croixfamily

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... We didn't go to Bucharest, heard that it was unimpressive and depressing more than anything, but stayed the entire time in Brasov (Romania's second city). At the train station we had a very odd feeling. Erin was a little freaked out. The very obvious ...

Brasov, Brasov, Romania travel blog

Brasov

A travel blog entry by brad_and_mel

... , along with his wife, after the violent revolution in December of that year. Ceausescu's policies included exporting most of Romania's food and other resources, leaving his own people with empty bellies. He appointed members of his family, including ...

Bucharest, Romania, Bucharest, Romania travel blog

Bucharest, Romania

A travel blog entry by srb013

... About 800 people were killed (the bullet holes on the buildings have only recently been repaired).  Fearing the people of Romania, the military stopped listening to their leader.  Soon after, Ceausescu was arrested and tried for fraud.  The ...

Long time no type, Brasov, Romania travel blog

Long time no type

A travel blog entry by dicooper10

... the change was 10c, she said she didnt have any change but offered me one piece of chewing gum instead. I declined the kind offer. Romania has its own car brand,  it's called the Dacia. There are a lot of them around and a lot of old ...

Bucarest, Bucharest, Romania travel blog

Bucarest

A travel blog entry by mexican_chilli

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2 nights in Bucharest... oops I mean 3., Bucharest, Romania travel blog

2 nights in Bucharest... oops I mean 3.

A travel blog entry by dicooper10

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... earn in America and said its normal for Romanians to discuss their salaries. He was shocked when I told him. He said a good salary in Romania is about $200 euro a month. They invited me to go out with them to see the new house they were building but I ...

Bulgaria and Romania, Bucharest, Romania travel blog

Bulgaria and Romania

A travel blog entry by pathenger

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Like most countries there are good areas and bad but going from Serbia through Bulgaria and ending up in Romania is quite an education in the Communism. There are beautiful areas with fabulous churches and squares but so many factories and buildings that ...

One take on Gypsies, Cluj-Napoca, Romania travel blog

One take on Gypsies

A travel blog entry by jenl

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I've been kind of interested to know the story about gypsies and why everyone in Europe feels so vocally unfavorable toward them, so I asked everyone at dinner tonight. I should first point out that I haven't formed much of an opinion on them, so this is ...

Painted Monestaries, Suceava, Romania travel blog

Painted Monestaries

A travel blog entry by mctubbs

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Off we go to the Bucovina painted monasteries in the Moldovia region (late 15th to early 16th century, and another WH site). Unfortunately, the only way was a primary road, down to one lane most of the way, through the mountains. The Carpathian ...

Bran, Peles, Snagov, Snagov, Romania travel blog

Bran, Peles, Snagov

A travel blog entry by mctubbs

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We drove past Brasov, to get to Bran castle. While it's surrounded by Dracula lore, it is a really nice castle that was the Romanian royal family's residence for many years, and the only castle I've been in that is livable. Driving back we ...

Bukarest - capital of Romania, Bukarest, Romania travel blog

Bukarest - capital of Romania

A travel blog entry by dresden

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... I didnt spent so much time there. I was one night in Sofia and than one night in Russe - that is a border town to Romania. Now is my 2nd day in Bukarest. Im resting a bit after driving long kilometers. The highligth here is the Ceausescu Palace, ...

Transylvania-home of Dracula, Brasov, Romania travel blog

Transylvania-home of Dracula

A travel blog entry by jasieniukrtw

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If Dracula ever lived here no one is telling......There seems to be a consipriacy going on. We'll have to go to Bran Castle to find ...

day 2, Brasov, Romania travel blog

day 2

A travel blog entry by dicooper10

... group. They were very open about what they wanted. I was just generally chatting to the guy who was first sitting beside me about Romania and stuff in general. And then he said hed like some musha and would i like some. i said ahhhh i dont think so. ...

Peles Castle / Return to Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania travel blog

Peles Castle / Return to Bucharest

A travel blog entry by wareameye

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... to the big city is to visit Peles Castle, with its fairy-tale turrets rising above acres of green meadows and forests. Romania's first monarch, King Carol I, built it as the family's summer residence in the late 1800's. It required 39 years and the ...

Heading to the Dacian Sarmizegetusa, Orastie, Romania travel blog

Heading to the Dacian Sarmizegetusa

A travel blog entry by claudiarebecca

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... best to camp near the las village, close to civilisation. I think this place really worths your visit if you come across Romania - is a 2000 years old unchanged site and undiscovered by tourists. is quite unique If you're planning your trip to Romania, ...

Bucharest on the Run, Bucharest, Romania travel blog

Bucharest on the Run

A travel blog entry by carpefeline

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... with the French in that they have a smaller Arc d’Triumph.  There is a lot of Turkish influence because this part of Romania was under Ottoman rule for many years.  The first paved road in Europe was in Bucharest but at that time, it was ...

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