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  • Bun Venit a Romania The view from my window. First off, the picture above is the last of mine that you will see. Unfortunately, the battery in my camera is dead, and I left half the charger in Israel. Posted by Zirocco in Vechea Lume | Jul 8, 2008
  • DEJAMOS ATRAS EL MEDIO ORIENTE! ESTAMOS AHORA EN EUROPA NUEVOS HORIZONTES, NUEVAS TIERRAS, IDIOMA, MONEDA, CLIMA Y GENTE TOTALMENTE DIFERENTE!! UN CAMBIO BASTANTE DRASTICO PERO MUY FAVORABLE Y BIEN RECIBIDO DESPUES DE VENIR DE LUGARES EN DONDE HASTA AGARRARSE LA MANO EN PUBLICO ES TAB Posted by wanderers in TROTAMUNDOS | May 23, 2008
  • First experience Hello. This is the first experience i had in guiding someone around Bucharest. I logged on a web page where people were not so friendly about my hometown ,Bucharest ,Romania. I know is huge ,and has it's problems ,but those Posted by bucharestG in Bucharest guiding ,a nice experience | May 2, 2008
  • Romania (Cluj, Brasov,Bucharest) Crossing into Romania, it finally felt like we had reached our first true border crossing. The poverty of Romania is immediately visible in comparison to the other countries we have visited. Life strikes me as being very hard in Romania. Posted by murphyre in Rebecca's Adventure Around the World | Feb 22, 2008
  • A City Planner’s Nightmare Bucharest is disorientating from the minute you arrive, lacking any coherent organization that may allow a visitor to adapt quickly to their new surroundings. I typically feel quite comfortable wandering the streets of a new city without a map, relying Posted by AAY in At the Crossroads | Aug 17, 2007
  • A Breath of Fresh Air There is little doubt that the real estate I have devoted to Romania’s transportation deficiencies has grown a little old. I must sound like a broken record, and again, my apologies must be expressed to what seems to be an Posted by AAY in At the Crossroads | Aug 15, 2007
  • Mini Bus Hell and Medieval Transylvania Traversing Romania is a deflating, seemingly impossible feat. Beyond basics trips to and from the capital transport lines tend to be both inefficient and infrequent. To fill this vacuum, industrious Romanians have created a mini-bus empire whose lower pri Posted by AAY in At the Crossroads | Aug 13, 2007
  • Am I Still in the Balkans? Crossing the Danube felt like one giant leap into a completely different part of Europe. Though technically grouped with the Balkans, and most often joined at the hip with Bulgaria, it feels hundreds of miles apart, divided by much more Posted by AAY in At the Crossroads | Aug 13, 2007
  • Head for the Border Before I recount the unparalleled agony of the border crossing into Romania I want to quickly dispel any potential false impression this entry’s title may provoke. Though it would have been a welcome sight, there was no fast food oasis Posted by AAY in At the Crossroads | Aug 10, 2007
  • Romania Yes its been bloody ages since i updated this site! I arrived in Bucharest on the train from Veliko Tarnovo and was relieved to get there as Bulgarian trains are crap! I decided first of all to spend a couple of Posted by coldposts in Trip round Europe Summer 2007 | Oct 25, 2007
  • Bucharest, a different Romania I headed into down town Bucharest with "Itchy Beard" in a search for food and a book store. Itchy Beard was travelling overland to help save the environment, each to their own I thought. We are a Kebab, he was Posted by outcast in Point2Point | Oct 14, 2007
  • The Train to Burcharest A little delay on the train meant I met a nice Romanian American couple, who knew the secret to East Europe train carriage identification. Still my own carriage was a 420, seat 61. I opened the door to find the Posted by outcast in Point2Point | Oct 14, 2007
  • Sighisoara, Transylvania Sighisoara The train journey was just fine, barring the fact I still haven't mastered the task of how to identify carriage numbers (they really do not number them). Sufficed to say there were some other backpackers getting on-board and so I Posted by outcast in Point2Point | Oct 3, 2007
  • Arrival in Brasov, Transylvania BRASOV My alarm sounded, we were approaching Brasov, and it was still pitch dark outside. I pulled my bags down and bid a sleepy farewell to all in the compartment, purposely forgetting about moving the red monolith down again I made Posted by outcast in Point2Point | Oct 1, 2007
  • The Budapest Train to Brasov, Transylvania 26/9/07 Wednesday Over anxious about departures I arrived at the Budapest Ketti Train station 1.5 hours before by scheduled departure at 17.45. With no seating available I had to make do with a standing room only view of the old style Posted by outcast in Point2Point | Oct 1, 2007
  • God bless Romania Romanians are so wonderful simply because they don't know how wonderful they are. They are generous, kind, modest and they seem to always be wearing a smile. Our first day in Romania, we Posted by amyandwim in Amy & Wim | Sep 26, 2007
  • BRAN – DRACULA 'S CASTLE [b]BRAN – DRACULA 'S CASTLE [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/96032/draculas_c..nsionar.jpg Posted by gom in GOM-ROMANIA | Jul 1, 2007
  • SIBIU [b]SIBIU In this region close to Sibiu roads are much better thanks to EU help, you can see lots of panels with a short explanation of the project and the amount given by EU. Once in Posted by gom in GOM-ROMANIA | Jul 2, 2007
  • CLUJ [b]CLUJ On Thursday, we drove towards Cluj tfat is 2h far from Bistrita. We didn't expect a lot about the city but we were quite surprised because is nice, rich and dynamic cause of the university which attracts tons of youth, Posted by gom in GOM-ROMANIA | Jul 3, 2007
  • PAINTED MONASTERIES [b]PAINTED MONASTERIES On Wednesday we woke up quite early (8.30 h) because we had to drive for a few hours. We took our Skoda Octavia and… we arrived in Moldovita's Monastery (the first painted monastery we wanted Posted by gom in GOM-ROMANIA | Jul 4, 2007
  • SIGHISOARA [b]SIGHISOARA Sighisoara is a medieval city where you can still feel such atmosphere. Easily, you can imagine how people lived (and in some case are still living) there a few centuries ago. [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/96032/IMGP2969%5F Posted by gom in GOM-ROMANIA | Jul 8, 2007
  • BRASOV [b]BRASOV After Risnov we drove to Brasov (30 min), Bran Castle is really close to Risnov (20 min) but it's closed on Monday so we planned to go on Saturday. Once in Brasov we bought Posted by gom in GOM-ROMANIA | Jul 9, 2007
  • RISNOV [b]RISNOV When you are getting in from Sinaia side you can realize Risnov is a very poor city, what is a little bit strange because it's located between Brasov and Bran in Transylvania which isn't the poorest region Posted by gom in GOM-ROMANIA | Jul 10, 2007
  • SINAIA [b]SINAIA On Monday 2007/06/18 we rented our car : Skoda Octavia Wagon diesel 1.9 (40 €/day – 150 € deposit). Good deal considering that to rent a car in Romania is not as cheap as you can Posted by gom in GOM-ROMANIA | Jul 11, 2007
  • ROMANIA-BUCHAREST [b]BUCHAREST Travelling with 3 more friends (Zack, Roger and Stephane), we left Barcelona on 2007 june 17th at 2 am. (with wizzair) After 2h 15 min flying we arrived in Bucharest at 5 am (Romania is +1h) at Posted by gom in GOM-ROMANIA | Jul 12, 2007
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