Six Natural Romanian Wonders
para agregar a su itinerario de viaje de 2024

Romania is rich in captivating history and vibrant culture and offers a perfect destination for nature lovers to witness the country's beauty and get immersed in its rich heritage. In fact, this is the right time to experience the sweet fragrance of blooming wildflowers and see fields in hues of gold and emerald. Here is a curated list of six iconic places to add to your 2024 Romanian itinerary.

Situada a orillas del Mar Negro, Constanța es la principal ciudad portuaria de Rumania y un destino de verano muy popular. La costa del Mar Negro se extiende a lo largo de 275 km y cuenta con playas y paisajes variados. Constanza, En sí mismo se encuentra el famoso Museo Arqueológico y de Historia Nacional, el casco antiguo y los impresionantes acantilados del cabo Kaliakra. Si eres un apasionado amante de la naturaleza, debes navega hacia Constanța y conoce estas maravillas para agregar a su lista de itinerario.

The UNESCO listed Danube Delta is one of the most spectacular natural wonders of Europe and a must visit destination for nature lovers. The area is also rich in history with several fishing villages where one can experience Romanian life. Spanning over 4100 sq km, the Delta is home to a unique ecosystem that has become a haven for over 300 species of birds and countless other flora and fauna, making it a paradise for birdwatchers.

Rumania alberga una parte significativa de la Cordillera de los Cárpatos which extends from Central to Eastern Europe. This natural wonder has a plethora of hiking trails and opportunities for outdoor activities, more than in any other part of the country. The Bucegi mountains are a popular part of this region and are known for their stunning rock formations, deep valleys and crystal clear mountain lakes. A challenging hike can be enjoyed at the Piatra Craiului National Park and wildlife enthusiasts can go about looking for brown bears, wolves and lynx.

Often considered to be the “best road in the world” the Transfagarasan Highway is a 90 km engineering marvel which offers some of the most thrilling road experiences in Europe. Teaching at an altitude of 2042 m at its highest point, the highway provides surreal views of the valleys, the surrounding peaks and the beautiful Balea glacial lake, a perfect spot for photography.

El Parque Nacional Retezat es el más antiguo de Rumanía, y uno de los más bellos. Conocido por su impresionante paisaje alpino, bosques vírgenes y más de 80 lagos glaciares. Retezat ofrece a los visitantes una red de rutas de senderismo y es la meca de fotógrafos, excursionistas y amantes de la naturaleza.

Parque Nacional de las Montañas Retezat, foto © Mircea Muntean

Located in western Romania, the Apuseni Mountains are known for their caves, waterfalls and stunning karat formations. Area is perfect for those seeking to be in nature in solitude and untouched beauty. A famous attraction here is the Scarisoara Ice Cave, home to the largest underground glacier in Romania and Bear Cave, where remains of ancient bears were discovered. Best-known waterfalls in Apuseni are Bride's Veil Waterfall, Hand-Fan Waterfall and the Wonder Spring Waterfall.

Parque Nacional de las Montañas Retezat, foto © Dan Dinu