Map of Romania

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Doi MaiSights & Places

Jupiter and VenusSights & Places

Palatul Regal and Muzeul Naţional de ArtăSights & Places

Mănăstirea SuceviţaSights & Places

TulceaSights & Places

Borşa Complex and the Rodna mountainsSights & Places

HărmanSights & Places

Muzeul Ţăranului RomănSights & Places

The Semenic mountainsSights & Places

Băile HerculaneSights & Places

BiertanSights & Places

Coloană InfinitaSights & Places

The Iza valleySights & Places

The Vişeu valleySights & Places

Jurilovca and Gura PortiţeiSights & Places

Mara, Deseşti and HărniceştiSights & Places

Muzeul SatuluiSights & Places

Braţul Sfântu GheorgheSights & Places

Lake RazimSights & Places

Târgu Lăpuş and aroundSights & Places

Muzeul Neculai PopaSights & Places

Muzeul Satului VâlceaSights & Places

Vama VecheSights & Places

CisnădieSights & Places

ConstanţaSights & Places

Nicula and SicSights & Places

Tropaeum TraianiSights & Places

PrejmerSights & Places

SighetSights & Places

SinaiaSights & Places

Palatul CotroceniSights & Places

Chişcău caveSights & Places

GhimeşSights & Places

Neptun and OlimpSights & Places

ViscriSights & Places

Parcul HerăstrăuSights & Places

Gradina CişmigiuSights & Places

EnisalaSights & Places

RimeteaSights & Places

Băile Felix and Băile 1 MaiSights & Places

SăpânţaSights & Places

Meziad caveSights & Places

Sfântu GheorgheSights & Places

Poiana BraşovSights & Places

Mănăstirea NeamţSights & Places

The Cosău valleySights & Places

Palatul ParlamentuluiSights & Places

Cetatea HistriaSights & Places

Ateneul RomânSights & Places

Mănăstirea VăratecSights & Places

HorezuSights & Places

MamaiaSights & Places

Mănăstirea AgapiaSights & Places

Regions in Romania

Hilltop castles, mist-shrouded farmsteads and lavishly decorated monasteries: there’s a lot more to Romania than Bucharest and the Black Sea’s brash beach resorts. Our map of Romania will help you get straight to the highlights.

The Danube snakes along Romania’s southern border, passing simple towns and villages where horse-drawn carts still do a lot of the legwork. Further north at the foot of the Carpathian Mountains, spectacular Sibiu is a wealthy hub for art, music and food. Bucharest, now shaped by consumerism as much as communism, is looking increasingly hip.

No trip to Romania would be complete without sinking your fangs into the country’s folklore, which is still rich with tales of werewolves and vampires. Don’t count on seeing Dracula, though: even spooky-looking Bran Castle, often marketed as Dracula’s Castle, has very little to do with the bloodthirsty fictional character. So explore without fear: wherever you are in Romania, new friends are easy to find.

If you are planning to travel, check out the best places to go in Romania, learn about getting there, the best things to do and where to stay once you are there.