Hotel Restaurant Plaza Craiova

... pool, SPA (hot season) -train with tennis leg, volleyball -playground for children. Hoping that these facilities will indeamana to step threshold, we’re welcome and try to offer a holiday as your expectations. For More pictures just click here: Hostel RouaDeMunte ...

... was not spectacular, Romania &#305;s an agr&#305;cultural country and there the people are poor and this was very obvious.<br><br>The ferry to Bulgaria &#305;s one of the few spots where you an cross between the two countries. Even they are EU members, they are not big friends and this they let each other know, especially at the border controls. For us &#305;t was not a problem, except the waiting.<br><br>In ...

... to go to Romania, Romania chose me. She has about two more years of high school and I think I will see her someday through AIESEC. Cool.<br><br>I am really sad that this is over. I learned a lot about myself and about young teenagers. They are not so much different than teenagers in California. They struggle with the same problems and go through the same phases. I was sad to take our last photos, last AIESEC dances, and last hugs and kisses&#8230;<br><br>=((((((((

... I made the head cut-outs. One is a cowboy and one is the Statue of Liberty. I made in the matter of 10 minutes, but it came out really cool. I thought I was the only one that is going to have this creative and smart idea, but when I went to Global Village, people had a whole body of their cut-outs. AND I thought my poster was going to be really cool. It was nothing compared to the other countries. <br><br>Representing the WORLD<br><br>There were about 20 countries ...

... br>I told my roommate to go up first and take a shower because if I don't write this blog, I will forget. <br><br>My roommates and I are going to a Chaineria and celebrating with cocktails and dessert! <br><br>The last thing we have for our summer school is Global Village and the closing ceremony.<br><br>Okay, Bye! <br><br>Time for hot shower! whooooo<br><br>From Romania with hot water,<br><br>Queeny Lu<br>

... tanning at all. I live about 45 minutes from the beach, but I barely go because I take the California beaches for granted because I know it will always be there. <br><br>I was almost cooked human meat after the other 3 hours. I think I looked slimmer after my tan though, so that's a good thing. However, the next day my whole body was bumpy all over. I was literally boiled!<br><br>We went back to the swimming pool on Thursday. For another 4 ...

... There were also numerous horse and carts clopping along and they also use plough horses. There also seem to be few fences as the shepherds kept their herds in check and cows and horses are tethered in the paddocks. We finally arrived in Craiova, found a hotel, and then headed into town. Today is obviously a very popular day to be married as we saw many different wedding parties in different ...

... of our best dinners in Romania here... at El Greco. Tomorrow we will be heading towards Belgrade by driving north to Drobeta-Turnu Severin and Baile Herculane in order to avoid going thorough Bulgaria's northern tip, which we heard can be quite a challenge. We are hoping for better weather so that we can see the Danube Canyon in full force.

Yesterday I was edging towards the far margins of Romania's tourist map. Now today I seem to have fallen clean off of it. I've come down to the industrial and university town of Craiova, the largest city in Wallachia after Bucharest. While it's historically been an important center of Romanian culture, art and academic tradition, from about the end of World War II onwards, it became more associated with military factories, industry and automotive ...

What an incredible experience I had today. World Vision took myself and two other volunteers out to a couple of small rural villages where we had the opportunity to meet the children that we found sponsors for. We travelled off the main highway and drove down a narrow road between fields for quite a long distance. This road eventually turned to dust, with rocks randomly strewn across. We saw interesting sites along ...