Things To Do
in Romania

Explore the stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity of the Carpathians.

Discover the underground wonders of Romania in the Apuseni Mountains.

Challenge yourself with a variety of climbing routes in this scenic gorge.

Enjoy the beautiful countryside and traditional villages while cycling in Maramures.

Observe diverse bird species and other wildlife in the unique wetlands of Danube Delta.

Part of the Southern Carpathians, the Făgăraș Mountains are known for their stunning peaks, beautiful glacial lakes, and challenging trails, including the famous ridge trail along Moldoveanu Peak, the highest mountain in Romania.

This national park features dramatic limestone ridges, rich in biodiversity, with well-marked hiking trails that offer breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes, perfect for both beginners and experienced hikers.

Home to the Bucegi Mountains, this area offers a variety of trails ranging from easy to difficult, with highlights such as the Sphinx and Babele rock formations and panoramic views of the Carpathians.

A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Retezat is renowned for its glacial lakes and rugged terrain, featuring numerous trails that cater to all levels of hikers, and a diversity of flora and fauna.

Known as the 'Olympus of Romania,' Ceahlău offers a mix of easy walks and challenging ascents, with stunning views and cultural significance, making it a popular destination for hikers.

Located in Bucharest, it is the largest and busiest airport in Romania.

Serves Cluj-Napoca and is a significant airport for domestic and international flights.

Located in Timișoara, it is one of the main international airports in western Romania.

Serves Iași and is a key airport in the northeastern region of Romania.

Located in Sibiu, it primarily serves the Transylvania region.

Serves Bacău and offers flights to various European destinations.

Located near Constanța, it is an important airport for Black Sea tourism.

Serves Oradea and connects to a few international destinations.

Located in Sibiu, enhances connectivity with flights to key European cities.

The majority ethnic group in Romania, making up approximately 88% of the population.

The largest minority group in Romania, primarily located in the Transylvania region, comprising about 6.1% of the population.

A significant ethnic minority in Romania, constituting around 3% of the total population, known for their diverse cultures and traditions.

An ethnic minority in Romania, mainly residing in the northern regions, accounting for approximately 0.3% of the population.

Historically significant in Romania, now a small minority, making up about 0.2% of the population.

Includes various smaller groups such as Russians, Bulgarians, and Greeks, collectively representing a small percentage of the population.

Football (soccer) is the most popular sport in Romania, with a rich history and passionate fanbase. The Romanian Liga 1 features several well-known clubs, and the national team has had significant participation in international tournaments.

Romania has a strong tradition in gymnastics, particularly artistic gymnastics, producing world-class athletes such as Nadia Comaneci, who achieved the first perfect 10 in Olympic history.

Handball enjoys widespread popularity in Romania, with both men's and women's teams achieving success in European competitions. The women's team has been particularly successful, winning several medals in international championships.

Rugby has been growing in popularity in Romania, with the national team, known as 'The Oaks', competing in various European competitions and qualifiers for the Rugby World Cup.

Basketball is also favored in Romania, with professional leagues and a national team that participates in international competitions. The sport has a growing following, especially among the youth.

Volleyball is played at both amateur and professional levels in Romania, with various clubs competing in national leagues and the Romanian national teams participating in European tournaments.