Some trails lead to a destination.But others—like the Via Transilvanica—lead you through the soul of a nation. Stretching over 1,400 kilometers from Putna to Drobeta-Turnu Severin, the Via Transilvanica is Romania’s first long-distance cultural trail—a walking route that stitches together history, identity, nature, and art across ten counties, seven cultural

Every year, travelers search for that one destination that offers it all: culture, nature, history, authenticity, and value. In 2025, with tourism trends shifting away from crowds and clichés, the spotlight is turning toward lesser-known gems that offer more meaningful experiences. While countries like France, Italy, and Spain remain popular,

Transylvania is home to the largest number of fortified churches in the world, a unique testament to the region’s medieval history and Saxon heritage. Scattered across picturesque villages, these remarkable structures were built between the 13th and 16th centuries to serve both as places of worship and as strongholds against

Romania is a land of captivating beauty, where every season brings its own charm. However, spring and autumn stand out as the perfect times to explore this enchanting country. From vibrant green landscapes and blooming flowers to golden forests and colorful vineyards, these seasons showcase Romania at its most picturesque.