Traveling to ROMANIA in 2024? You NEED to Watch This Video!

Welcome to the ultimate travel guide for Romania! In this comprehensive video, we will take you on a captivating journey through the diverse landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture of this enchanting country. From the majestic Carpathian Mountains to the charming medieval towns and the stunning Danube Delta, Romania offers an array of experiences for every traveler. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, history buff, or simply seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure, this guide will provide you with valuable insights and insider tips to make your Romanian exploration unforgettable.

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[jeigofngjqo]

Even though I am from Romania, this is still quite useful for me. I am 12 years old and I have been living in England for 7 years but I will finally be visiting my home country next year for Easter. We will stop in Bucharest first to meet some old friends and my grandmother and after that, we are going to Tulcea to meet my grandfather and my uncle. I am very excited.

[Dondenosdespertamoshoy]

Thank you! România needs more good videos !❤
Greetings from an Argentinian

[xadventure_pl]

Romania's castles are like something out of a fairytale!

[haberini]

Greetings from Romania/Bucharest 🇷🇴 thank you for this honest and useful video for tourists👍🏼

[danielagraviloni]

Thank you for this awesome video
I am Romanian living in CA
after 31 years went back in July took my husband and my two daughters for the very 1st time
We tour the “people House” ( Casa Poporului) in Bucharest we got to see Peles Castle, the Corvin Castle, Timisoara and few other places
We all enjoyed it

[ronelynarmada]

Wow look so amazing place watching from Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭

[timw]

Been there many times. Love this place. Great safe majestic place with lots of history and not so developed.

[sandrinejousset]

Merci pour ce tour de la Roumanie. Ça donne vraiment envie d'y aller ! 😊

[YNWA-Anca]

The yellow taxis are absolutely fine, the fees are displayed on the door and also inside on the meter next to the driver. Just make sure they’re one of the mainstream taxi companies that run on regular fares, because there are tons of ‘independent’ yellow taxis that display much higher fees. But ultimately you just have to check what you’re stepping in to.

[ebrzpmu]

Romania people so beautiful i visit romania

[tortellinifettuccine]

Bucharest is gorgeous, reminds me of paris FAR too much. (in a good way) Its COMPLETELY different from the rest of the country which is very cool in my opinion, its good to have a distinct capital. The public transit in bucharest and 99% of the cities is GREAT. The transit between the cities is MOSTLY great. There are always trains, thats not an issue, but some are quite slow, specifically in the moutains which makes sense. Busses are there and sometimes faster in the mountains but usally seem to be the same speed, so I prefer the trains. Natural life in romania is amazing as well, parks everywhere urban, and the rural countryside, the mountains, all beautiful. I went in thinking romania is a balkan slavic eastern culture, but nope, couldn't be more wrong. Yes theres some as you can tell in the food, especially ottoman culture, you also see that with hooka everywhere. But mostly the culture seems to be western, and from what i learned from locals, its always been like that, even during the iron curtain the country was the only one to not stop any western imports, expats, etc, and was infact a HUGE vacation spot for westerners, and still is in terms of western Europeans. They even have entire villages turned into resorts made for "western style entertainment". It was crazy to learn all about the culture, reminds me a lot of home in Italy, specifically sardinia. They have the cafe culture, the cheese, wine, and beach culture, the party and drug culture, its simply home!

[dtdzeib]

On March 31, 2024, Romania (and Bulgaria) became Schengen members.

[chesusd]

Planning a trip here this is the first actually informative video of Bucharest, thank you 😎

[ina]

hello young man at 5:03! For your information, ROMANIA is a EU country since 2007.

[carolecote]

Thanks for this video!! I’ll be travelling with my boyfriend in September. He’s Romanian but hasn’t been back to his native country in 25 years !!

[ruben]

Slight common mistake. Romanian IS a latin language with a few slavic influences. Its not a mix of both. It only has about 13% percent slavic influences which is far less than people expect. Romanian has slavic influences the same way French has germanic or spanish has arabic influences.

[jollywolfdj]

LOVE FOR ROMANIA GUYS AND MOST IMPORTANT THING, PEACE! JOLLY

[obliograce]

I like this style of travel video, very much. You begin in your home, introducing the travel destination, then you point out what is interesting, finally summing up your favorite things about the country you are visiting. This is how I like to prepare to visit a place. First, what is the place like, do I need to learn the language first, and why am I going there? I don't want to be just a tourist, I want to understand the culture of the people in the place I will be visiting. A little background makes the taking in of the experience far richer. I wish more travel videos followed this example. Very good.

[kingajackson]

❤ I miss my country🇷🇴 need to visit it again sometime

[lepetitpedro]

Very useful! One of best video around here. Greetings from Québec, Canada.