Museum of National History and Archeology

This guide covers three of the best spots in Romania to visit: Bucharest, Constanta, and Brasov. Each spot will give you something unique - Bucharest for the architecture, history, big city feelings; Constanta for the beach town and laid back ambiance; and Brasov for the authentic towns close to everything outdoors. One thing will feel the same though - the Eastern European culture of Romania will shine through! Try the food, drinks, activities, castles, history, and everything you possibly can whilst you are here and make sure this is added to your bucket list.

The main destinations when visiting the Romanian seaside. 🌅 CONSTANTA - with the largest port on the Black Sea - is one of the country's biggest and wealthiest cities, built on the foundations of the ancient city of Tomis, with a great historical and social heritage. Here you’ll find a cultural conjunction of multiple ethnic traditions: Romanian, Greek, Turkish, Tatar, Aromanian. This stands out especially in the region’s cuisine, therefore you may find various dishes around here to delight your taste buds, no matter the preferences (don’t miss out on the wines and the seafood/fish-based menus available at many local venues called “cherhanale” 🐟 - see special list). Home of the famous NEVERSEA music festival that takes place every year (at the beggining of July), Constanta and its surroundings come alive during the summer season. ⛱️ ☀️ MAMAIA is the largest and most famous resort on the Romanian Riviera. Located in the north of the coast, Mamaia has a privileged position. The resort is attached to the municipality of Constanta and separates Lake Siutghiol from the Black Sea. Here are located some of the most beautiful private beaches, hotels, summer terraces and clubs. Below are all the best places: tourist attractions, dining/drinking spots and shops within and around the city.