Romania Trip Super Detailed Travel Guide

🎉My dears, today I am going to share with you a comprehensive travel guide to Romania💕 📌Visa - You need to apply for a Schengen visa or a Romanian national visa, and it is recommended to apply for it 30 days in advance. - Visa exemption is available if certain conditions are met: holders of a valid international travel document, a valid Schengen visa or residence permit, and the number of entries and days of stay of the relevant visa or permit have not been fully used up when entering Romania, and the relevant visa or permit is still valid when leaving the country, and the stay in Romania does not exceed the stay period of the relevant visa or permit, and the total stay does not exceed 90 days in any consecutive 180 days. 📌Transportation - External transportation: There are no direct flights from China to Romania, so a transfer is required. - Internal transportation: Cities such as Bucharest have subways, buses, and trams. There are convenient trains and long-distance buses between cities, and the self-driving highway system is well-developed. 📌Attractions - Bucharest: People's Palace, the second largest building in the world, has a luxurious interior and requires advance reservation; the old town has many historical buildings, bars and restaurants. - Brasov: Bran Castle, which is associated with the legend of the vampire Dracula; the Black Church is the largest Gothic church in Eastern Europe. - Sighisoara: The medieval old town, the birthplace of the Dracula legend, and the colorful buildings are super beautiful. - Sibiu: The European Capital of Culture, the old town's pointed-roof houses, arched bridges and large squares are worth a closer look. - Maramures: The colorful tombstones in the Happy Cemetery are very distinctive; the traditional wooden church is a World Heritage Site. - Danube Delta: One of the best preserved wetlands in Europe and a birdwatching paradise. 📌Food - Mici: Grilled meat rolls, great with mustard or beer. - Sarmale: Rice rolls stuffed with pickled cabbage and meat, a traditional delicacy. - Ciorbă: a sour soup with a choice of meat or vegetables. - Plăcintă: cheese or fruit tarts, sweet or savory. - Țuică: local plum wine with a higher alcohol content. 📌Accommodation - Bucharest: high-quality hotels in the city center and good transportation links. You can also choose a homestay to experience local life. - Brasov, Sighişoara: B&Bs and family hotels are popular and affordable. Youth hostels are suitable for backpackers. 📌Other things to note - Romania is a tipping country and a 10% tip on the bill is common in restaurants. - The official language is Romanian, English is widely used in major cities and tourist attractions.