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Relaxed yet vibrant, Romania is a country of stark contrasts with its lively metropolis, historic castles, and peaceful countryside. Here are a few places that every visitor should see.

Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle): If you love Bram Stoker’s “Dracula,” then this immense iron-laden castle in Transylvania will give you goosebumps! Today, it serves as a tourist attraction and museum where the possessions of Queen Marie are on display.

Danube Delta: Tourists who enjoy birdwatching and boating shouldn’t miss this UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognized as the second largest river delta in Europe.

Sighisoara’s Historic Center: This well-preserved medieval center in the town of Sighișoara has a charming square, a town clock tower, and notable churches. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the birthplace of Romanian hero, Vlad the Impaler.

The flavors, textures, and history of Romanian food are rich and filled with garlic to drive away vampires! All kidding aside, here are some unique and tempting foods from Romania.

Sarmale: This stuffed cabbage roll, made with rice, tomatoes, ground pork, and herbs is the national food of Romania. It is customarily served at Christmas and festive events like weddings.

Salata De Boeuf: A beef salad, anyone? Yes, you read it correctly; this delicacy is made up of finely chopped beef and root vegetables, coated in mayonnaise, and garnished with muraturi, a type of pickled Romanian vegetable.

Pomana Porcului: Its name, which translates as “Honoring the Pig,” alludes to the Christmas tradition of enjoying fried pork. Often served with a cornmeal porridge, this meal is meant to celebrated with loves ones.

Given that Romania is one of the largest nations in Europe, its varied landscapes always have something fun to offer!

June to August: If you enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, boating, and mountaineering, or want to visit beach resorts like Mamaia, then summer is the ideal time to travel to Romania! Don’t miss the Untold Festival, the largest music celebration in the world, which happens every August.

December to February: Romania’s beautiful winter is ideal for skiing and snowboarding. Don’t miss out on the Christmas celebrations this time of year and make sure to try holiday delicacies like Sarmale or Pomana Porcului.

March to May: Daffodils and magnolias bloom in Romania during the spring. It’s the best time of year for birdwatching in the Danube Delta.

Here are some essentials you should bring along on your trip to Romania.

Jeans: This versatile pair of pants goes well with every outfit, keeping you comfy and stylish at just about any venue or event.

Bug Spray: Romania’s high humidity may attract mosquitoes and other bugs while you’re on vacation. Bug spray in your bag will help keep the bug bites away!

Waterproof Boots: Take flat, waterproof boots that are comfortable for walking, as it can rain at any time in Romania.