Sights of Romania: Top 20

Historic city center of Sibiu
You will definitely enjoy a trip to a village of venerable age. Keep in mind that it is easy to get lost in it, because there are labyrinths of narrow streets everywhere. In the historical center, they are paved with paving stones. The city is part of the Transylvanian Triangle. Not everyone knows that Sibiu was originally a German city, because it was founded by immigrants from Germany. Against the general background of Romania, the difference is very noticeable. All the best sights of the settlement are concentrated in the compact Old Town. It is divided into two parts, Upper and Lower. You can get here by plane, train, bus or car.

Lipscany street
Another attraction of Romania is a pedestrian street, passing in the very center of the capital. In its importance, it is comparable to the Moscow Arbat. In the Middle Ages, the area surrounding it was used for organizing auctions. Among the guests of the country, the place is very popular, the reason for this is its proximity to the old princely court. It was founded by the prince of Wallachia.

Black Church (Brasov)
As the name implies, this landmark of Romania is located in the city of Brasov, is its symbol. The total height of the building is 65 m, there is only one bell tower, 3 bells are installed on it. What draws attention inside are Turkish carpets. At one time they were donated by the parishioners of the temple, their original appearance and color have been preserved to this day. There is also a font on the territory dating back to the fifteenth century. It looks like a cast-iron ark, made in the Gothic style. The church has a lot of interesting things, its pride is the organ, which was installed in 1839.

Romanian Carpathians
This is a mountain range, the second largest after the Alps. Her rating just goes off scale, because there are a lot of people who are fond of skiing. They come here from all over the world. Mountains make up a third of the territory of the described state, so it is not surprising that skiing is the main industry of tourism. Traveling here will not leave anyone indifferent, the height of the mountains reaches 2600 m, which cannot but attract. People go to the Carpathians not only for skiing, but also to study the culture and history of the state.

Bran Castle
It is worth starting to see interesting places from an architectural monument, according to legend, it is considered the residence of Count Dracula. The fortress is made in the Gothic style, it was built at the expense of local merchants, seeking to protect their own goods. A feature of this attraction is a large concentration of tangled paths, spacious halls inside, corridors, as well as small rooms. All these spaces intersect with each other. It is worth paying attention to the old well, it was previously believed that only through it you can get into the secret dungeon.

Palace of Parliament in Bucharest
There is a famous architectural structure in the capital of the state. More than 20 thousand people worked on the creation of the palace at one time. To make it really beautiful, they had to work 24 hours a day, and for several years. There were peak periods when thousands of soldiers were additionally involved. In the Guinness Book of Records, this landmark of Romania ranks first because it is the largest administrative building. In total, the construction process took 5 years. There are no tourists whose imagination would not be struck by the appearance of the building, its size.