Romania Holidays

Step into the legend of Dracula at Bran Castle in Transylvania. A Gothic fortress perched high on a hill, while its connection to Bram Stoker’s Dracula is tenuous, its atmospheric halls and stunning views make it a must-visit. Trade the fables for a slice of the real history with a trip to Sighișoara, the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler.  As you wander through this UNESCO World Heritage site, gain a glimpse into medieval Transylvania with its colourful houses, cobbled streets, and historic towers. But the fairytale settings don’t end there. Nestled in the Carpathians, Peles Castle is a masterpiece of Neo-Renaissance architecture. Explore its opulent rooms and lush gardens before embarking on some of the best hiking trails in Europe. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a casual walker, the stunning vistas and fresh mountain air are bound to enchant you.

From bouncing capital city streets to the serene countryside, travelling through Romina offers many beautiful sights. Spend time in Bucharest marvelling at the Palace of the Parliament’s grand halls and ornate décor. Dive into the heart of Bucharest by visiting its Old Town in the Lipscani District where history and modernity collide. Enjoy vibrant nightlife, trendy cafes, and historic buildings all in one place. Want to get out into nature? As one of the best-preserved deltas in Europe, the Danube Delta is a paradise for nature lovers. Embark on a boat tour to see rare bird species, lush vegetation, and serene waterways. Surprising to some, Romania is not all medieval towns and towering church spires. It also has a cool coastal scene. Experience the local way of life in charming fishing villages like Sfântu Gheorghe where fresh fish dishes and dips into traditional Romanian culture are order of the day.  Head to Mamaia, known as the “Pearl of the Romanian Riviera,” the place to be for beach fun, water sports, and lively beach parties. Or visit Romania’s oldest continuously inhabited city, Constanța. With its beautiful beaches, historical landmarks, and vibrant nightlife, Constanța is a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration.

Food may not be the first thing that pops to mind when thinking of Romania. With dishes similar in flavour to that of neighbouring cultures like Hungary, Germany and Turkey, Romania offers a taste of heartwarming tradition. Transformed and infused with local spices to give these Balkan cuisines a slight Romanian edge, don’t miss the chance to try some staple dishes. From sarmale (cabbage rolls), mămăligă (polenta), and mici (grilled sausages) to local wine or a shot of pălincă (fruit brandy), there’s something for everyone to enjoy.