Even though the city itself is not seen as an old city by European standards, it still upholds a sense of history with its tree ined boulevards and glorious Belle Eque buildings. It was remodelled in the later half of the 19th century in which the city features the Triumphal Arch on the Soseaua Kiseleff which is a boulevard longer than the famous Champs lysees in Paris.

Romanias capital never rests like Paris it is a cosmopolitan, cultured city a city with an active cafe society, elegant restaurants, boutiques, theatre and opera, museums and leafy parks.

Romania has the wonderful opportunity of offering visitors priceless treasures like the Danube Delta. It is also renowned as an important destination at world level in what concerns the bathing treatment tourism. In addition, we recommend the trips to the monasteries .Romania is the country of Dracula. The famous character, known all around the world, has Romanian roots and a history that attracts many visitors yearly to Romania.

Art, architecture and folk traditions are outstanding due to their great originality and duration through centuries. The numerous customs and traditions emphasize the regional celebrations mask games in Moldavia, handicrafts and folk dances in Oltenia, costumes worn on celebration days in Transylvania, woodworking art and culture in Maramures, pastoral civilization in the Apuseni Mountains.

Romania is a year round tourist destination. However, from the end of April to the beginning of July and from end of August to the end of October are the most popular sightseeing periods, with generally mild and pleasant temperatures. Summers can be hot especially in Southern Romania, including Bucharest , but along the Black Sea Coast, sea breezes offer moderate temperatures. The mountain resorts and higher elevation areas are warm and pleasant during summer. Winters can be very cold, especially in the mountains and snow is common throughout the country from December to mid March. Skiers can usually enjoy their favourite sport in the Carpathian Mountain resorts from December until mid April.

At present, however, the almost total lack of tourism infrastructure or facilities can be frustrating. There is no tourist office and even basic brochures in museums can be hard to find, leaving one to fend almost entirely on ones own.