Queen Maria’s Palace in Constanța will undergo a massive restoration. Funds for the restoration of the 1920s-era palace will come from the government’s 2024 budget reserve and financing by the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB). The Royal Palace of Mamaia (Kara Dalga, “The Black Wave”) was built by Queen Maria from 1924-1926 using her […]
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Highway from Bucharest Will Directly Access Henri Coandă Airport
The Romanian Ministry of Transport unveiled plans for a new road connecting Bucharest with Terminal II at Henri Coandă International Airport in Otopeni.
Γρηγόρης (Gregory’s) Expands to Cyprus, Romania
Γρηγόρης (Gregory’s) expanded its international footprint with the recent opening of two new locations overseas in Cyprus and Romania.
Brâncuși’s Endless Column Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Constantin Brâncuși’s Endless Column has earned a spot on the UNESCO World Heritage List as a quintessential example of modernist art.
Romania: A New Magnet for Global Tourism Through Visa-Free Travel
Boosting Tourism with Visa-Free Travel Romania, a member of the European Union, now permits visa-free travel for citizens of 88 countries, including Schengen countries, the UAE, the UK, and the US. This policy makes Romania more accessible, positioning it as an attractive destination for international travellers. The ease of entry enables visitors to explore Romania’s […]
Relocation of Bears to Zărnești Bear Sanctuary
Romanian authorities are set to transfer nearly 30 bears from Transfăgărășan to the Zărnești Bear Sanctuary.
Bucharest: Sânzienele la Muzeul Satului
On June 24, “Dimitrie Gusti” National Village Museum hosts an enchanting Sânziene celebration with free entry for visitors in traditional attire.
IKEA’s Impact on Romania’s Forests
IKEA’s suppliers benefit from Romania’s corrupt environment, leading to alarming deforestation in the country.
First Direct Romania to NY Flight in 20 Years [HiSky]
HiSky Europe makes history with the first direct flight from Romania to New York in 20 years
Romania and Bulgaria Enter the Schengen Zone
The initial phase of Romania and Bulgaria’s integration into the Schengen Zone—the European Union’s passport-free travel zone—commenced on April 1st.
Mărțișor: Origins, Traditions, and Symbolism in Romania
On March 1, Romania celebrates Mărțișor, the most famous symbol of spring. The oldest surviving Mărțișor in Romania dates from 1879.
EU to Welcome Bulgaria and Romania into the Schengen Area in March
The European Commission officially confirmed the forthcoming inclusion of Bulgaria and Romania in the Schengen area.
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