Romania consists of three regions, Moldavia, Wallachia and Transylvania, all having great potential for fantastic Romania tours. A country rich in culture, Romania has many landmarks of interest for the average tourist.

A traveler would want to see places like the Trei Ierarhi Monastery, which housed the Vasillian College, an institution of higher learning founded in 1640, and the Metropolitan Cathedral, the heart of the Orthodox Church in Romania, both located in Iasi. Transylvania is also remarkable due to its traditional religious edifices such as the Fortified Church of Biertan, a UNESCO World Heritage site, or the Romanian Orthodox wooden church of Geogel.

If you are considering going on Romania trips you should know, besides churches, a series of medieval fortresses that have survived throughout the ages are also open for tourists. Most epic among these are the following: the Neamt Citadel and Suceava Seat Fortress, both found in Moldavia, or the Hunyad Castle, one of the most notable monuments of Gothic architecture in Transylvania.

As you can see, if you are interested in cultural and historical tours, Romania has plenty of choices for you.