Mogoșoaia Palace
Built between 1698 and 1702 by the Prince of Wallachia, Constantin Brâncoveanu, Mogoșoaia Palace is located approximately 15 km from Bucharest, in Mogoșoaia. It is a place full of history…
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“The Thinker” and “Sitting Woman”, the symbols of the Neolithic culture of Hamangia.
In 1956, during the works on the Danube – Black Sea Canal, near the town of Cernavoda, in Constanța County, Dobrogea region, the traces of an ancient civilization were discovered.…
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Palace of the Parliament, a really huge building
When you look at this building, the first thought that comes to mind is that you already know that it is the largest building in Europe, and the second in…
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Sighișoara, the medieval fortified town that are still inhabited
The fortress, built in the twelfth century by the Saxon settlers and preserved almost unchanged until today, is still inhabited today, being the only medieval fortress in the world where…
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The Horezu Monastery
The Horezu (also known as Hurezi or Hurez) monastery is the most important religious site founded by the marthyr-lord Constantin Brancoveanu (1688 – 1714). The written records of the great…
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Neamț Fortress, over 600 years of history
The Neamţ Fortress (or Neamţului Fortress) is a medieval fortress in the Moldova region, located on the North-Western limit of the city of Targu Neamţ. It is raised on a…
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Făgăraș Citadel, an invincible fortress
The Făgăraș Fortress can be found right in the center of the city with the same name, in Transylvania. The first documents attesting the existence of the stone-made fortress date…
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The Danube Delta
After running for 2,858 km, the Danube river flows into the Black Sea forming the Danube Delta. At the end of its course, the Danube splits into three main branches.…
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