Inside Romania

Statistics show that over 50% of children in Romania are overwhelmed by depression and anxiety

Folklore is the identity card of a people, but keeping it alive is increasingly difficult nowadays

We set out to tell you surprising stories and I think we succeeded

Christine Thϋrmer is a travel enthusiast who as soon as she learnt about Via Transilvanica she immediately linked her name to this project to which she even dedicated a book: “Long Distance Hiking. Christine Thϋrmer and Alin Uşeriu have had a talk about

Organizations or individuals mobilize during the holidays to give gifts to children from disadvantaged backgrounds

The aromas of traditionally cooked holiday dishes can be felt these days at traditional fairs or in the homes of Romanians

Winter holiday traditions are presented every year at the Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum in Bucharest

We are talking to Laurentiu Victor Săcui, art history and gallery owner, about the trends on the art market in Romania

Alexandru Benchea is a blind young man who aims to climb the Seven Summits

The Tăndărică Puppet and Marionette Theater was founded in 1945

The 20th anniversary of The National Museum of Contemporary Art

As of this autumn Via Transilvanica, the Romanian El Camino, can also be visited on Street View

The awareness of climate challenges makes the world of artists, including dancers, think of a gentler relationship with nature

Diana Farca created an NGO focused on stocking of libraries in the country

The first association of people with hearing disabilities in Romania turns 104 years this November