Postavarul Brasov

Str. Politehnicii 62 Brasov, Transylvania, Romania

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Journey to Romania

A travel blog entry by alex_ioana2010

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... while we were driving! I know this is pretty much a non-event; but its been so long since I've seen snow so I had a big ****-eating grin on my face the whole way.

Brasov is also under a few inches of day old snow, and its pretty cold - but I love it. Dudu and Tibi have been very welcoming, and we've had a good time tonight chatting, eating, and drinking. They made a great dinner- all sourced from farms in the Brasov area. Pork steaks, ...

A History Free Day...

A travel blog entry by newbeginnings

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... in stores as well, but often they are very narrow and without a lot of room. The stores do not often have room for back stock, so they only carry one of each size. Pharmacies are strictly for prescriptions.

I went in to a music store when I got in to town. I had ordered some music two days before. I had been introduced to Paula Seling, a Romanian singer, ...

Vampires, and Bratwurst, and Beers! Oh, my!

A travel blog entry by shultz

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... open air arena in the middle of the city. Being Oktoberfest, they of course had lots of beer, schnitzels, pork hocks and bratwurst as well as bands playing polka music and other popular Bavarian songs. Outside the beer tent they had booths set up with typical Romanian snack foods such as kurtos, langos and grilled corn. Kurtos are a type of baked bread that is made in a single long thing strip and wrapped around a wooden cylinder. They are usually rolled in ...

Make a Date with Dracula

A travel blog entry by teresatraveler

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... clothes fell off then they continued to work naked; very few of them survived the building of the castle.

There is no firm evidence that the character of Dracula was actually based on Vlad the Impaler other than that Bram Stoker came across the name Dracula while reading a book on Romanian history. It is more likely that the villain in the 1897 novel Dracula was ...

Fortified Church in Prejmer

A travel blog entry by bpsilva

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... paid. For example, the trip to prejmer ended up costing 4 lei, so he tore off the strip right after the 4 lei marker. There were then 7 boxes on my ticket (1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, and 4 lei). This meant that I was supposed to get off on the 7th stop. You can count the stops as you go, but be careful to only count actual bus stops! Sometimes the driver will stop at random locations to either pick up or drop off passengers. ...

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