Fluviul Dunărea

Home to Romania's only nuclear power plant, Cernavodă is a fascinating blend of ancient history and modern engineering marvels along the Danube-Black Sea Canal

Discover Corbu commune, where pristine wild beaches like Vadu and Grindu Chituc offer unspoiled natural landscapes, inviting adventurers to experience the tranquil allure of Romania's coastline

Explore Năvodari and Mamaia-Sat, where vibrant beaches, clear waters, and a laid-back atmosphere offer a perfect escape along Romania's picturesque coastline

Hârșova, set along the Danube, boasts the impressive "Canarale" cliffs and a rich tapestry of archaeological sites

Amara is a serene getaway known for its therapeutic saltwater lake, while nearby Giurgeni, with its quaint village charm along the Danube, is close to Orașul de Floci, an archaeological site revealing the region's rich medieval history

Start with a leisurely walk along Tulcea's scenic promenade, then explore the city's art museums, where local and national artworks highlight the region's vibrant artistic heritage, and visit the Traditional Fishing Village for a glimpse into the lives of locals and their unique traditions

Letea, a hidden gem in the Danube Delta, is renowned for its ancient forest, unique sand dunes, and wild horses, offering a pristine and magical landscape for nature enthusiasts

Mila 23, a charming village in the heart of the Danube Delta, is a paradise for nature lovers and bird watchers, offering a unique glimpse into traditional life along the water and easy access to the delta's diverse wildlife

This visit in Tulcea features the Ethnography Museum, showcasing the region's diverse cultural history, the Danube Delta Museum, presenting the Delta's ecological significance, and the ancient Aegyssus citadel with its history museum, enriching the city's tapestry of attractions

Topalu, renowned for its remarkable art museum showcasing a diverse collection of Romanian masterpieces, lies near the ancient fortress of Capidava, perched on the banks of the Danube, where history comes alive through its well-preserved ruins

Adamclisi is famous for the Tropaeum Traiani, an impressive Roman triumphal monument, and its nearby archaeological museum, rich with artifacts detailing the ancient site's history