Explore Romania
From medieval fortresses and royal palaces to pristine wetlands and painted monasteries — Romania is a land of extraordinary diversity. Delta Travel Services takes you there.
Sinaia
Prahova Valley, Carpathians
The Pearl of the Carpathians
Nestled in the Bucegi Mountains, Sinaia is Romania's most elegant mountain resort. Home to the magnificent Peles Castle — one of Europe's most beautiful royal residences — and the Sinaia Monastery, the town blends royal grandeur with alpine charm. Ski in winter, hike in summer, and marvel at fairytale architecture year-round.
Bran Castle
Brasov County, Transylvania
Home of the Dracula Legend
Perched dramatically on a rocky cliff, Bran Castle is Romania's most visited landmark and the inspiration for Bram Stoker's Dracula. The 14th-century fortress offers a fascinating journey through medieval history, royal apartments, and Gothic architecture. Combine your visit with the charming city of Brasov and the fortified Saxon villages nearby.
Danube Delta
Tulcea County, Eastern Romania
Europe's Greatest Wildlife Sanctuary
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Europe's last great wildernesses, the Danube Delta is a paradise for nature lovers. Over 300 bird species, including the world's largest colony of Dalmatian pelicans, inhabit this vast labyrinth of channels, lakes, and reed beds. Explore by traditional wooden boat, fish in pristine waters, and experience the unique culture of the Lipovan fishing communities.
Transylvania
Central Romania
Land of Legends and Medieval Splendour
Transylvania is Romania's most celebrated region — a land of dramatic mountain scenery, fortified Saxon towns, and centuries-old legends. Explore the cobblestone streets of Brasov and Sibiu, discover the fortified churches of the Saxon villages, and drive the legendary Transfagarasan Highway. Transylvania is a living museum of medieval Europe.
Bucovina
Suceava County, Northern Romania
Land of the Painted Monasteries
Bucovina is home to Romania's most extraordinary cultural treasures — a series of 15th and 16th-century Orthodox monasteries whose exterior walls are covered in vivid Byzantine frescoes. Voronet (the 'Sistine Chapel of the East'), Sucevita, Moldovita, and Humor Monastery are UNESCO World Heritage Sites that have survived centuries of history in breathtaking condition.
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