Tripe soup
One of the best-selling dishes in traditional restaurants. It is said that Romania is divided in two: those who love […]
The Danube Delta: A Biodiversity Haven at Europe’s Eastern Frontier
The Danube Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1991, stands as one of Europe’s most valuable ecosystems and the
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Transfăgărășan, one of the most amazing roads in the world
The Transfăgărășan, or DN7C as it is officially known, stands as one of the most spectacular roads not just in
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Ciorba, our sour soup – not a day without it
If we had to identify an iconic food for Romania, then ciorba (sour soup) would definitely be the ideal choice.
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Mămăliga, the real Romanian peasant’s bread
The term “mămăligă” refers to a traditional Romanian dish that has long been a staple of the country’s cuisine, emblematic
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Transylvania – Dracula’s land
Dracula and Transylvania are inextricably linked in the popular imagination, thanks to Bram Stoker’s iconic 1897 novel, “Dracula.” This gothic
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Via Transilvanica – the road that unites
Via Transilvanica is an ambitious and inspiring project designed to connect people, cultures, and history across Romania. This long-distance hiking
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Why Romanian vegetables are so tasty
The argument comes with a long series of events that happened over a distance of fifty years. Text: Lucian Dragomir
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Romania through the eyes of a traveller
Hi! Have you heard about Romania? Hmmm … maybe you heard about Dracula, about vampires (mostly known as bats, which
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Romanian varietal wines you’ll fall in love with, so you need to know how to identify them at a local table
The vine nurseries of Romanian universities always keep more than 100 indigenous grape varieties in culture for teaching purposes, and