Traveller’s Guide

We invite you to join us on a trip to the Romanian salt mines, equipped with modern entertainment facilities, providing guests with excellent opportunities to relax, exercise and treat their respiratory diseases.

We invite you to make a stopover in Dolj, one of Romanias southern counties, which was documented as early as 1444.

Adventure seekers should look no further than the Carpathian Mountains for an adrenaline-packed holiday.

We invite you on a trip to Sinaia, at the foot of the Bucegi Mountains, about 120 kilometers north of Bucharest.

Whether for the diversity of wildlife, or the variety of leisure activities the Bucegi Mountains are a must see.

Semenic Mountains are part of the Banat mountain chain, in the Western Carpathians. Although the highest peak does not exceed 1445 m, they majestically overlook the surroundings

Todays feature is devoted to RRIs ongoing contest, Romanias Salt Mine Spas, and we will take you to eastern Romania, to the picturesque Trotus Valley in Bacau County.

History, multiculturalism, sports and leisure activities – these are the words that best describe the small town of Rasnov.

The best-known monasteries in Romania are in the north of the country,

The town of Rasnov (in central Romania) has seen spectacular changes in the past 6 years. It currently makes for a destination catering for the entire family, where tourism thrives. Every weekend you can attend classical music concerts held in the Rasnov

Today we invite to join us on a tour of the Ceahlau National Park, found in the Ceahlau massif in northeastern Romania. The area is known for its unique variety of flaura and fauna but also for the numerous tourist routes which may be followed in a specia

Bukovina and Maramures are at the top of the list when we think about ancient Romanian customs and traditions. This is especially significant around the great holidays, Easter and Christmas. Today you are invited to discover these two destinations, Bukovi