Eastern Europe

Romania

Painted monasteries, Saxon fortified churches, Carpathian roads and a Danube Delta full of birds, with Transylvania at the heart of it.

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Capital
Bucharest
Languages
Romanian
Currency
Romanian leu (RON)
Best time to go
May to June and September to early October for mild weather; mountain roads like the Transfagarasan are usually open only in summer.

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Church, mosque or temple in Romania

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Black Church

Brasov, Romania

The Gothic landmark of Brasov, named for the smoke stains of a great fire.

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Voronet Monastery

Romania

A painted monastery known for its deep blue frescoes.

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Sucevita Monastery

Romania

A fortress-like monastery with vivid green frescoes.

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Church on the Hill

Sighisoara, Romania

A Gothic church at the top of the citadel, reached by a long covered stair.

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St Michael's Church Cluj

Cluj-Napoca, Romania

A soaring Gothic church dominating the main square.

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Stavropoleos Monastery

Bucharest, Romania

A tiny, ornate 18th-century church in a quiet courtyard in the Old Town.

Church, mosque or temple · UNESCO

Biertan Fortified Church

Sighisoara, Romania

A Saxon village church within triple walls.

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Prejmer Fortified Church

Brasov, Romania

A Saxon church hidden behind huge defensive walls.

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Sinaia Monastery

Sinaia, Romania

A seventeenth-century monastery that gave the town its name.

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Viscri Fortified Church

Sighisoara, Romania

A tiny Saxon village with a fortified church and a rural feel.

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