Parc Craiova

Cazare Baile Herculane Hostel “Mountain Dew“ Latitude 44°53′5.424″N – Longitude 22°26′1.788″E (City) Accommodation in Baile Herculane, Romania Hostel ” Mountain Dew“, Baile Herculane is situated in a quiet area with a ...

... 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 ...

... each and every one of those students will be something great! I have met high school students in town that are about the same age and they don't speak English or they don&#8217;t have such charisma as these students do. They might join AIESEC someday and somehow make a difference. I know. <br><br>I helped Olya, my roommate, to call out names and give out awards for the students. Romanian names are so difficult to read. I chose all the easy ones and gave the *******es ...

... Pitesti called Jupiter City. It was down the whole length of the mall. Each country had its own table and decorations. It was unbelievable. The students went full out with their country.<br><br>Representing USA<br><br>When I went to Romania, I knew I was going to be a part of the Global Village, so I didn't think too much of it. I brought some pins that said 'I love USA&#8217; or "All American Girl&#8217;, peanut butter and jelly, a baseball hat, and a Rolling Stones ...

... Japan and I really wanted to know about Romania, so to be an ambassador of a country, they were seperated into groups and talked everything about Romania. From Culture to History to Fooooood. Yummy. <br>I have my last feedbacks to read tonight from the kids. I taught them how to salsa!<br><br>It was sad to have the last training...I will miss them because they were all so willing to learn. <br><br>GOOD ...

... you can see from the pool are these four buildings. The trees and fence is covering everything else. What is interesting about these four buildings is that you can easily mistaken these similar four buildings at a different part of Pitesti. They are the same buildings, same height, same color, same distance apart from each other. These are the buildings built during the communist times. Which wasn't that long ago. My roommates tell me stories ...

... 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.

... s ugliest construction - the modern National Theatre. If you close your eyes and squint just right, sometimes the city is even slightly beautiful. Take the right backstreet and you won't even have to squint. So, it's not one of Romania's most inspiring cities, but it was worth a day of wandering. The high frequency of public fountains helped in dealing with the sizzling heat. If somehow a time machine could make it so that the last 60 years of Craiova ...

... way, such as random cows and pigs walking along the road, and the cutest thing was a little old lady herding her flock of geese along the side of the road with a stick! There were not many other cars to worry about, as everyone else travelled by horse and cart! When we finally arrived at the first community, we drove up to the school where about eight children and their families were waiting anxiously for our arrival ...