One-day itineraries to discover the best of every city, airport by airport.
Nicknamed 'little Vienna' for its Habsburg architecture, Timişoara was the first city to rebel against Ceaușescu's communist regime in 1989.The...
Founded by Greek colonists as Tomis, Constanța was the exile home of the Roman poet Ovid and remains today Romania's main Black Sea port.The...
Just kilometers from the borders with Hungary and Ukraine, Satu Mare reflects a shared history among Romanian, Hungarian, and Saxon cultures.The...
With a population almost equally divided between Romanians and Hungarians, Târgu Mureș holds an Art Nouveau Palace of Culture among the most...
A former mining center for gold and silver in northern Transylvania, Baia Mare preserves an Art Nouveau historic center at the foot of the...
In the Moldavian region of Romania, Bacău remains linked to composer George Enescu, among the most celebrated Romanian musicians in history.The...
Founded by Romans as Napoca and developed by medieval Saxon settlers, Cluj-Napoca remains Transylvania's primary cultural and university...
Former capital of medieval Moldavia, Suceava remains the most convenient base for reaching the painted monasteries of Bucovina.A rental car...
Bucharest contrasts the elegant avenues that earned it the nickname of Little Paris with the imposing bulk of the world's second-largest...
Near the Hungarian border, Oradea houses one of Eastern Europe's best-preserved collections of Art Nouveau architecture.The center, an authentic...
Founded by Saxon colonists in medieval times, Sibiu preserves roofs with small windows shaped like eyes that seem to watch visitors from the...
On the Mureș River, Arad houses a star-shaped fortress among Central Europe's best-preserved, built by the Habsburgs in the eighteenth century.The...
Former capital of the Moldavian principality, Iași remains the principal cultural and university center of Romania's eastern region.The center,...
