Explore Romania's cultural and tourist riches. Information on historic sites, events, holiday resorts and travel tips.
Welcome to the “Culture and Tourism” section of Itinerant.ro! Here you will discover Romania's cultural wealth and the diversity of its destinations, through in-depth articles and useful guides.
From fascinating historic sites and vibrant cultural events to attractive holiday resorts and travel tips, this section is dedicated to everyone who wants to explore and better understand the beauty and traditions of this wonderful country.
The Transapuseana, originally known as the Transalpina de Apuseni, is a county road that crosses the Apuseni Mountains in Alba County, Romania. The route offers spectacular views and is a major investment for the community and for tourism.
The Transalpina is one of the most spectacular mountain roads in Romania. It connects Oltenia and Transylvania, crossing the Parâng Mountains from south to north.
If you're looking for a destination that combines history and active relaxation with therapeutic benefits, Prahova County is home to one of the largest underground treasures in Europe: Slănic Salt Mine. Officially known as Slănic Prahova Salt Mine, the site is both an active salt-mining operation and a tourist attraction. How to Get to Slănic Prahova Salt Mine – Access and Location Slănic […]
Considered one of the most beautiful buildings in Europe, Peleș Castle is the crown jewel of Romanian tourism. Located in the heart of the resort town of Sinaia, the monument is today the Peleș National Museum, an institution that keeps alive the memory of the Royal Family and the glory days of the monarchy. Tourists are fascinated by the architectural grandeur of Peleș Castle. Whether you're passionate about art and history or want to […]
There are few places in the world where geography turns into poetry, and the Danube Delta is, without a doubt, the most spectacular of them all. It is not just another spot on Romania's tourist map, but a living organism, an archipelago of greenery and water that reinvents itself with every sunrise.
The Merry Cemetery in Săpânța commune, located in the north of Maramureș County, is a cultural landmark on Romania's tourism map. The site stands out internationally for its unusual approach to the funeral ritual, turning the final resting place into a folk art gallery that celebrates life. Why is the Merry Cemetery of Săpânța unique? The centerpiece of the […]
Transbucegi (DJ713), also known as “Babele Road” (“Drumul Babelor”), is a spectacular mountain road in Romania, often compared to the Transfăgărășan and the Transalpina. Opened around 2013, it offers easy access to some of the most iconic natural attractions in the Bucegi Mountains.
Imagine a road winding between mountain peaks shrouded in legend, where nature reveals itself and the fresh mountain air clears your mind. This is the spectacular reality of the Transrarău, also known as “the Treasure Road” (Drumul Comorilor) or, on road maps, DJ175B.
Saturn Resort is located at the southern tip of the Romanian Black Sea coast and is administratively part of the municipality of Mangalia. Geographically, Saturn is the last link in the chain of resorts developed in the ’60s and ’70s whose names are inspired by astronomy (Neptun–Olimp, Jupiter, Venus). Geographic Location To the north, Saturn Resort borders […]
Venus Resort is one of the resorts in the southern part of the Romanian coast of the Black Sea and is administered by the city of Mangalia. Located between the resorts of Cap Aurora to the north and Saturn to the south, Venus stands out among Romanian resorts as a family resort. See some details here History and Development Designed and built in the early […]
Cap Aurora is the smallest resort on Romania's Black Sea coast, known for its calm atmosphere and distinctive geographic layout. Located between the resorts of Jupiter to the north and Venus to the south, Cap Aurora offers an alternative to the crowds typical of other parts of the coast, making it a favorite destination for families and those seeking […]
Jupiter Resort, part of the string of resorts on the southern Romanian coast, stands out for its lush natural setting and an atmosphere geared mainly toward family tourism. Administered by the municipality of Mangalia, Jupiter was designed and developed in the late ’60s and early ’70s, along with its neighbors named after celestial bodies (Neptun, […]