Cities

Târgu Jiu, a cultural city in southern Romania, is world-famous for Constantin Brâncuși’s masterpieces, including the Endless Column and Table of Silence.

Suceava, a historic city in northern Romania, is the gateway to the UNESCO-listed Painted Monasteries of Bukovina and home to medieval landmarks.

Petroșani, a scenic city in Romania’s Jiu Valley, is known for its mining heritage, surrounding mountains, and easy access to Parâng ski and hiking resorts.

Târgu Mureș, a charming city in Transylvania, Romania, is known for its colorful architecture, cultural diversity, and iconic Palace of Culture.

Arad, a picturesque city in western Romania, blends elegant architecture, historic landmarks, and a vibrant cultural scene along the Mureș River.

Alba Iulia, the historic heart of Romania, is famous for its Alba Carolina Citadel, centuries-old monuments, and role in the country’s Great Union.

Pitești, a lively city in southern Romania, is known for its cultural landmarks, green parks, and monuments that reflect Romania’s rich history.

Bacău, a welcoming city in eastern Romania, is known for its rich history, cultural landmarks, and lively atmosphere in the heart of Moldavia.

Craiova, a historic city in southern Romania, charms visitors with its rich culture, beautiful parks, and vibrant Old Town.

Cluj-Napoca, the “Heart of Transylvania,” is a vibrant university city with a lively cultural scene, stunning architecture, a thriving tech industry, and a welcoming international community.