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Nestled between the striking façades of Timisoara’s opera house and main cathedral, this historic square is a popular haunt for coffee lovers and romantics.

Nestled between the striking façades of Timisoara’s opera house and main cathedral, this historic square is a popular haunt for coffee lovers and romantics.

Admire the mosaic roofs, multi-faceted architecture and religious paintings of this towering cathedral, which has become an iconic sight of Timisoara.

Nestled between the striking façades of Timisoara’s opera house and main cathedral, this historic square is a popular haunt for coffee lovers and romantics.

Spend some time at this attractive urban park, which has an adventure playground, aquarium, boating lake, open-air museum, restaurants and walking trails.

Watch a concert at this neoclassical theater, which owes its existence partly to financial donations from the citizens of Bucharest.

Watch a concert at this neoclassical theater, which owes its existence partly to financial donations from the citizens of Bucharest.

Nestled between the striking façades of Timisoara’s opera house and main cathedral, this historic square is a popular haunt for coffee lovers and romantics.

Centuries-old Gothic architecture, spectacular castles, medieval history and mountain peaks make this city in central Romania a fascinating vacation destination.

Spend some time at this attractive urban park, which has an adventure playground, aquarium, boating lake, open-air museum, restaurants and walking trails.

Nestled between the striking façades of Timisoara’s opera house and main cathedral, this historic square is a popular haunt for coffee lovers and romantics.

Nestled between the striking façades of Timisoara’s opera house and main cathedral, this historic square is a popular haunt for coffee lovers and romantics.

Relax in the green surroundings of a large urban park where you can watch a concert, visit a museum and pick up insights into Romanian history.

One of Romania’s most ancient churches features well-preserved frescoes, relics of worship and architectural styles that combine local and Byzantine motifs.

View this imposing white-walled, orange-roofed structure in Oradea’s impressive Baroque Complex, a remarkable collection of grand architecture.

Spend some time at this attractive urban park, which has an adventure playground, aquarium, boating lake, open-air museum, restaurants and walking trails.

Once part of the Kingdom of Hungary, this bustling city offers an intriguing mix of Romanian and Hungarian culture. 

Nestled between the striking façades of Timisoara’s opera house and main cathedral, this historic square is a popular haunt for coffee lovers and romantics.