Basic Tour
Situated at the feet of the Carpathian Mountains, Brasov is probably Romania’s most picturesque city and as the locals like to call it, the touristic capital of the country. Its history goes back al ...
Monthly Archives: December 2015
Transylvania Beyond Dracula
Beyond myths and legends, Dracula and blood sucking vampires, Transylvania is without doubt one of Europe’s best hidden secrets. We invite you to embark on a journey into a fairytale world filled ...
The Region of Oltenia
This weekend break is going to take you to the south-eastern part of Romania, the very beautiful, but quite unknown region of Oltenia. We will visit some superb Orthodox monasteries, the hometown an ...
Hiking in the Carpathians
The Carpathian Mountains may not be as high or as famous as the Alps or as old as the Ural Mountains, but are probably some of Europe’s most spectacular and wild Mountain groups in Europe and an i ...
A Trip to the Banat
The Banat province (stretching in three countries: Romania, Serbia and Hungary), has always been one of Europe’s richest multiethnic regions. After the great defeat of the Turkish army at the gate ...
Basic Tour
The Banat province (stretching to three countries: Romania, Serbia and Hungary), has always been one of Europe’s richest multiethnic regions. After great defeat of the Turkish army at the gates of V ...
The Revolution of 1989
Being Romania’s most largest western city, it has always been very much influenced by Western Europe. Even after the Second World War, when Romania fell under the dark iron courtain, Timişoara was ...
The Danube Delta
This tour will take you to one of Europe’s biggest natural paradises, the Danube Delta. Almost 3500 square kilometres of water and wet land labyrinths, hundreds of species of animals, insects, birds ...
Bucovina
One of Romania’s “must see” is the Bucovina region, and its richly painted monasteries. Built in the 14th-16th century, these on-of-a-kind monuments were brightly coloured in order to appeal t ...
Burzenland and Beyond
The region of Braşov, also called Ţara Bârsei or Burzenland, has always been one of the richest parts of Transylvania, due some of Europe’s most important commercial paths meeting here. This was ...