Gheorghe Pănculescu, the Romanian Engineer Who May Have Inspired the Construction of the Eiffel Tower
When people think of the Eiffel Tower, they immediately associate it with Paris, Gustave Eiffel, and the 1889 Universal Exposition.
Bigăr Waterfall, Romania’s Natural Jewel Between Legend and...
The famous waterfall located on the 45th Parallel captivates the world with its unique shape, legendary story, and the untouched beauty of Cheile Nerei-Beușnița National Park.
Nichita Stănescu – the revolutionary voice of contemporary...
Considered one of the greatest Romanian poets of the 20th century, Nichita Stănescu profoundly transformed modern poetic language through an innovative, visionary, and deeply philosophical style.
Maia Morgenstern – the essence of an exceptional career
Considered one of the most valuable actresses of Romania, Maia Morgenstern is known to the international public especially due to her portrayal of the Virgin Mary in the film The Passion of the Christ, directed by Mel...
Bucharest – Between Monumentality and Bohemian Charm
Bucharest is one of the most fascinating and contrasting cities in Eastern Europe, a capital that successfully combines the elegance of French-inspired architecture with the monumentality of communist-era buildings and...
Record for Brâncuși in New York: the sculpture “Danaïde” sold for $107.6 million at Christie’s
The work created in 1913 became the most expensive artwork by the Romanian artist ever sold at auction and one of the most valuable sculptures ever sold worldwide.
Tart with Peaches and Almonds: The Perfect Recipe for Lazy Weekend Mornings
A classic, flavorful, and easy-to-make recipe with fresh peaches and buttery shortcrust pastry.
Kürtőskalács – traditional Hungarian dessert, also known in Romania
Kürtőskalács is a traditional Hungarian dessert originating from the Székely region of Transylvania
Romania’s Museum Bed & Breakfasts
Romania is home to many hidden treasures, sheltered from the hustle and bustle of city life. These are places where time seems to stand still, and where people remain connected to nature and to the simple yet authentic...

























