Q1. What do your Romania tour packages typically include?

Romania tour packages from Regency Holidays usually cover accommodation, private transport for sightseeing, guided tours with local experts, daily breakfast, and entrance fees to attractions mentioned in the itinerary. For specific details, check the inclusions of your selected package.

Q2. Do I need a visa to travel to Romania?

Citizens of the EU, USA, Canada, Australia, and many other countries do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days. However, it is always best to check the latest Romanian visa requirements for your specific nationality before traveling.

Q3. Are Romania tour packages from Regency Holidays customizable?

Yes, Regency Holidays offers customization of Romania tour packages to suit your interests, budget, and travel style. Just reach out to our travel experts and let them know your expectations to help them create a personalized experience.

Q4. Is Romania a safe country for tourists?

Yes, Romania is safe for tourists. However, it is suggested to follow standard safety precautions, such as being aware of your surroundings and keeping your valuables secure, especially in busy tourist spots.

Q5. What is the best way to travel within Romania?

For convenience and flexibility, Romania tour packages by Regency Holidays include private transportation. Those interested in independent journeys can rent a car to explore the countryside and use a train to commute across major cities effectively.

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How to Reach Romania

By Air: Take a flight to Henri Coandă International Airport (OTP) in Bucharest, major airport connecting Romania to other parts of the world. It is served by popular airlines like TAROM (Romania's national airline), Lufthansa, Air France, and RyanAir.

Other Major Airports in Romania:

Avram Iancu International Airport (CLJ), Cluj-Napoca
Traian Vuia International Airport (TSR), Timișoara
Iași International Airport (IAS), Iași

Best Time to Visit Romania

Peak Season (June to August)

Weather: Warm and Sunny
Events: Numerous Festivals and Open-air Concerts
Pros: Best Weather, All Attractions are Open
Cons: Larger Crowds and Expensive Accommodations and Flights

Shoulder Season (April to May & September to October):

Weather: Mild and Pleasant
Events: Easter Celebrations, Wine Harvesting Festivals
Pros: Fewer Crowds, Lower Prices and Stunning Scenery
Cons: Unpredictable Weather

Off-Season (November to March)

Weather: Cold and Snowy, especially in the mountains
Events: Christmas Markets, Winter Sports Season
Pros: Festive Atmosphere, Great for Skiing, Fewer Tourists
Cons: Access to Fewer Attractions and Activities

Other Information to Know About Romania

Currency Used in Romania: Romanian Leu (RON)
Languages Spoken in Romania: Romanian (Official), English, German
Time Zone in Romania: Eastern European Time (EET) UTC+2

Top Places to Visit in Romania

Romania is filled with incredible places waiting to be discovered. From bustling cities to serene natural landscapes, there’s something for everyone. Listed below are some of the most beautiful locations that must not miss in Romania:

1. Bucharest

The vibrant capital of Romania, Bucharest is known for its ancient heritage and modern architectural wonders. Set along the Dâmbovița River, the city has a mix of old and modern buildings. Marvel at the massive Palace of the Parliament, the second largest building in the world. Other must-see places in the city are the Old Town, Arcul de Triumf, Romanian Athenaeum, and Herăstrău Park.

2. Brașov

Surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains, Brașov is a historic town in central Romania that dates to 1211. Top sights include the Black Church, Council Square, and Tampa Mountain. Barely a 30-minute drive from the city is the legendary Bran Castle (Dracula's Castle), perched dramatically on a cliff in Transylvania.

3. Sighișoara

Situated on the banks of Târnava Mare River, Sighișoara is a UNESCO-listed town in Transylvania region of Romania. This small town is known as the birthplace of the Romanian ruler Vlad the Impaler. Explore the Sighișoara Citadel, stroll through its cobblestone streets and admire the colorful houses. Other must-see attractions in the town are the Clock Tower, Church on the Hill, and Old City Walls.

4. Sinaia

Sinaia is a mountain town in Romania, known for its beautiful scenery and fresh air. It is home to the famous Peleș Castle, which served as a royal residence from 1883 to 1947. Visitors can go hiking, skiing, and visit historic landmarks like Sinaia Monastery.

5. Sibiu

Sibiu is a picturesque medieval city in Transylvania, known for its old town, colorful buildings, and large squares. Its key attraction is the Brukenthal Palace, which now houses the Brukenthal National Museum. Visit the Lutheran Cathedral of Saint Mary, walk on the Bridge of Lies, and attend cultural events like Potters' Fair and Sibiu International Theatre Festival (FITS).

6. Bucovina

Bucovina is a region in northern Romania, where you will find beautiful hills, traditional villages, and rich cultural heritage. The area is best known for its painted monasteries recognized by UNESCO. Visitors come to see the unique frescoes and enjoy peaceful strolls in the countryside.

7. Biertan Village

Nestled in the heart of Transylvania, Biertan is home to the impressive Biertan Fortified Church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Surrounded by hills and vineyards, this small village offers a glimpse into medieval Saxon heritage and architecture. Moreover, the scenery and cool air provide a perfect escape from the city chaos.

8. Cluj-Napoca

Situated in Someșul Mic River valley, Cluj-Napoca is a modern Romanian city with lively atmosphere, historic buildings, and green spaces. Key attractions to explore in the city are St. Michael’s Church, Central Park, and the Botanical Garden. It’s also popular for festivals and vibrant nightlife.

9. Timișoara

Timișoara is a large city in western Romania, famous for its historic architecture and vibrant cultural scene. It was the starting point of the 1989 Romanian Revolution and the first European city to install electric streetlights. Top attractions in the city include Union Square, Victory Square, and the Orthodox Cathedral. Timișoara was also recognized as the European Capital of Culture in 2023.

10. Oradea

Very close to the Hungarian border, Oradea is a charming city known for beautiful Art Nouveau architecture and relaxing thermal baths. Take a tour of the well-preserved historic center, where you can see the iconic Oradea Fortress. Black Eagle Palace, and the Moon Church are the other popular attractions in Oradea.

10 Must-Do Activities in Romania

Go on a hiking adventure in the Carpathian Mountains
Explore the Turda Salt Mine, a stunning underground amusement park
Take a boat trip in the Danube Delta
Attend a traditional Romanian folklore show
Visit the Merry Cemetery in Săpânța
Wander through the Saxon villages with fortified churches
Enjoy bear watching in the wild
Ride through the scenic Transfăgărășan Highway
Relax at a thermal spa on the Black Sea coast
Embark on a Romanian wine-tasting tour

Popular Hotels to Stay in Romania

5-star Hotels

JW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel
The Ritz-Carlton, Bucharest
Epoque Hotel - Relais & Chateaux, Bucharest
Teleferic Grand Hotel, Poiana Brașov
Hotel Privo, Târgu Mureș

4-star Hotels:

Hotel Christina, Bucharest
Kronwell Brașov Hotel
Hotel International, Sinaia
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Sighisoara
The Council, Sibiu

3-star Hotels:

Hotel Cismigiu, Bucharest
Casa Wagner, Brașov
Hotel Am Ring, Sibiu
Pensiunea La Cassa, Sighișoara
Hotel Transilvania, Cluj-Napoca

Hotels Near Airport (OTP - Bucharest)

Hilton Garden Inn Bucharest Airport
Vienna House Easy by Wyndham Bucharest Airport
Rin Airport Hotel
Hotel Otopeni
Best Western Plus Briston Hotel

Top Restaurants in Romania

Vegetarian Restaurants:

Samsara Foodhouse (Cluj-Napoca)
Sublimmme (Bucharest)
Beet-Root (Sibiu)
Simone (Brașov)
Vino e Sapori (Timișoara)

Non-Vegetarian Restaurants:

Caru' cu Bere (Bucharest)
Sergiana (Brașov)
La Ceaunu' Crăpat (Sighișoara)
Hanu' lui Manuc (Bucharest)
Casa Bunicii (Timișoara)

Best Cuisines to Try in Romania

Sarmale (cabbage rolls stuffed with meat and rice)
Mămăligă (polenta, often served with cheese and sour cream)
Mici (grilled minced meat rolls)
Ciorbă de burtă (tripe soup)
Papanasi (a type of fried or boiled doughnut with jam and sour cream)
Salată de Vinete (roasted eggplant salad)
Covrigi (soft pretzels)
Zacuscă (vegetable spread)
Jumări (pork cracklings)
Cozonac (sweet bread)

Top Things to Buy in Romania

Hand-painted eggs
Traditional Romanian blouses ("ie")
Handmade pottery from Horezu
Woven rugs and textiles
Dracula-themed souvenirs
Wooden spoons and crafts
Romanian wine
Țuică (plum brandy)
Honey and other bee products
Icons painted on glass or wood

Top Places for Shopping in Romania

Calea Victoriei (Bucharest)
Băneasa Shopping City (Bucharest)
AFI Palace Cotroceni (Bucharest)
Iulius Mall (Cluj-Napoca)
Palas Mall (Iași)
Republicii Street (Brașov)
Piata Sfatului (Council Square) (Brașov)
Cărturești Carusel bookstore (Bucharest)
Obor Market (Bucharest)
Artisanal shops in Sibiu’s Old Town

Experience Nightlife in Romania

Romania, especially Bucharest, has a vibrant and energetic nightlife scene. From chic rooftop bars to underground clubs, there’s a spot for every mood. Listed below are some of the best spots for an unforgettable nightlife experience in Romania:

Control Club (Bucharest)
Expirat (Bucharest)
Nomad Skybar (Bucharest)
KRANK (Brașov)
Flying Circus (Cluj-Napoca)
Form Space (Cluj-Napoca)
Escape Venue (Timișoara)
Fratelli Lounge & Club (Bucharest)
Terminus Pub (Bucharest)
Dr. Watson Pub (Brașov)

Travel Tips for Your Romania Trip

Carry cash (Romanian Leu) as rural areas do not accept cards/digital payments
Learn a few Romanian phrases for basic interaction with locals
Use public transport for affordable and reliable commute
Arrive early at popular sites to avoid the rush
Dress modestly while visiting churches or monasteries and stay quiet inside
Check the weather forecast and pack clothes accordingly

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