why should you visit Romania because
it’s one of the most beautiful countries
in Southeast Europe hi I’m Rebecca
Brayton and welcome to watchmojo.com and
today we’ll be profiling Romania Romania
offers a rich tapestry of tourist
attractions and vacation experiences
unique in central Eastern Europe
medieval towns in Transylvania the
magnificent architecture of Bucharest
romantic Danube Delta fairytale castles
the Black Sea resorts and much more
Romania has been a member of the
European Union since January 1st 2007
has the 9th largest territory in the EU
and with 22 million people it has the
seventh largest population among the EU
Member States its capital and the
largest city is Bucharest the sixth
largest city in the EU with almost 2.5
million people there are 263 towns in
Romania out of which 25 have a
population of more than 100,000 while 8
cities count more than 300,000
inhabitants 45% of Romanians live in
rural areas Romania is situated in the
southeastern part of Central Europe and
shares borders with Hungary to the
northwest Serbia to the southwest
Bulgaria to the south the Black Sea in
Ukraine to the southeast and to the
north and the Republic of Moldova to the
east Romania is the second largest
country in the area after Poland Romania
starett Ori featured splendid mountains
beautiful rolling hills fertile plains
and numerous rivers and lakes the
Carpathian Mountains also known as the
Transylvanian Alps traverse the center
of the country bordered on both sides by
foothills and finally the great plains
of the outer rim forests cover over 1/4
of the country and the legendary Danube
River forms one of the biggest and most
interesting wetlands in the world the
Danube Delta Romania has a temperate
climate similar to the northeastern
United States with four distinct seasons
there are significant regional
differences of the climate between
different regions of Romania spring is
pleasant with cool mornings and nights
and warm days summer is quite warm with
extended sunny days the hottest areas in
summer are the lowlands in southern and
eastern Romania where 100 degrees
Fahrenheit is often reached in July and
August
autumn is dry and cool with fields and
trees producing colorful foliage winters
can be cold especially in the mountains
while not the rule abundant snowfalls
may occur throughout the country from
December
mid-march a number of architectural
monuments in Romania have been
designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites
from medieval times there is the
historic center of segi surah a
fortified town founded by German
craftsmen and merchants there are also a
number of churches such as fortified
churches in Transylvania and Danube
Delta is Europe’s largest wetland
reserve
it’s one of the most beautiful countries
in Southeast Europe hi I’m Rebecca
Brayton and welcome to watchmojo.com and
today we’ll be profiling Romania Romania
offers a rich tapestry of tourist
attractions and vacation experiences
unique in central Eastern Europe
medieval towns in Transylvania the
magnificent architecture of Bucharest
romantic Danube Delta fairytale castles
the Black Sea resorts and much more
Romania has been a member of the
European Union since January 1st 2007
has the 9th largest territory in the EU
and with 22 million people it has the
seventh largest population among the EU
Member States its capital and the
largest city is Bucharest the sixth
largest city in the EU with almost 2.5
million people there are 263 towns in
Romania out of which 25 have a
population of more than 100,000 while 8
cities count more than 300,000
inhabitants 45% of Romanians live in
rural areas Romania is situated in the
southeastern part of Central Europe and
shares borders with Hungary to the
northwest Serbia to the southwest
Bulgaria to the south the Black Sea in
Ukraine to the southeast and to the
north and the Republic of Moldova to the
east Romania is the second largest
country in the area after Poland Romania
starett Ori featured splendid mountains
beautiful rolling hills fertile plains
and numerous rivers and lakes the
Carpathian Mountains also known as the
Transylvanian Alps traverse the center
of the country bordered on both sides by
foothills and finally the great plains
of the outer rim forests cover over 1/4
of the country and the legendary Danube
River forms one of the biggest and most
interesting wetlands in the world the
Danube Delta Romania has a temperate
climate similar to the northeastern
United States with four distinct seasons
there are significant regional
differences of the climate between
different regions of Romania spring is
pleasant with cool mornings and nights
and warm days summer is quite warm with
extended sunny days the hottest areas in
summer are the lowlands in southern and
eastern Romania where 100 degrees
Fahrenheit is often reached in July and
August
autumn is dry and cool with fields and
trees producing colorful foliage winters
can be cold especially in the mountains
while not the rule abundant snowfalls
may occur throughout the country from
December
mid-march a number of architectural
monuments in Romania have been
designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites
from medieval times there is the
historic center of segi surah a
fortified town founded by German
craftsmen and merchants there are also a
number of churches such as fortified
churches in Transylvania and Danube
Delta is Europe’s largest wetland
reserve
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