Europe

Romania

Romania is a destination in Europe, shaped by its landscapes, communities, food traditions, and local history. Romanian reflect the cultural setting visitors will encounter, while Brasov, Bucharest and Cluj-Napoca provide useful starting points for exploring. Travel with respect for local customs, make time for everyday neighbourhood life, and use the practical city guides below to plan each stop.

Currency: Romanian leu — RON (lei) Languages: Romanian

Open travel guide Shoulder season April to June or September to October 238,391 km²

Best time to visit

April to June or September to October

Comfortable weather, softer crowds, and stronger walking days.

Getting there

Gateway via Bucharest

The nearest scheduled air gateway is Bucharest Băneasa Aurel Vlaicu International Airport (BBU), approximately 8 km from Bucharest. Complete the journey by a licensed taxi, arranged transfer, bus, or rail service where available, and confirm current schedules before departure.

Getting around

Around Bucharest

In Bucharest, use the established local public-transport network for main corridors, with licensed taxis or app-based rides where offered for direct trips. Central districts are often manageable on foot; allow extra time for traffic and confirm current routes and fares locally.

Planning