All Cities in Romania to Visit

Arad, Romania, pairs Secession architecture, Mureș riverside walks, museums and 1848–49 memorials with the warm, layered culture of Crișana city.

Baia Mare, Romania, pairs medieval mining heritage with Maramureș traditions, art museums, forested hills, local cuisine and outdoor escapes.

Brasov, Romania blends a medieval Saxon centre, Black Church, mountain scenery and lively cultural life with historic Transylvanian sightseeing.

Bucharest blends Belle Époque architecture, communist-era landmarks, lively cafés, museums and Romanian culture in a fascinating capital city to explore.

Cluj-Napoca combines Transylvanian history, Gothic architecture, lively arts, welcoming cafés and access to Apuseni landscapes for varied Romanian city breaks.

Constanța, Romania’s Black Sea port, pairs ancient Tomis, Art Nouveau landmarks, seaside promenades and Dobrogean cuisine with lively coastal culture.

Craiova, Romania, pairs Oltenian history with grand palaces, leafy parks, art museums, local food and a lively central cultural scene for thoughtful city breaks.

Deva, Romania combines a hilltop fortress, Mureș Valley views, Transylvanian history and easy access to Hunedoara County’s castles and landscapes.

Drobeta-Turnu Severin blends Roman ruins, Danube scenery and Iron Gates heritage with historic boulevards, museums and relaxed Romanian city life.

Focsani, Romania, brings Union history, Vrancea museums, Orthodox heritage and easy access to vineyards and Carpathian foothills for curious travellers.

Iași, Romania, pairs Moldavian history with grand churches, literary landmarks, lively cafés, Palace of Culture sightseeing and green Copou walks.

Pitești, Romania, pairs Argeș heritage with leafy parks, museums, local cuisine and access to the hills, monasteries and landscapes of the Carpathian foothills.

Râmnicu Vâlcea, Romania, pairs Olt Valley scenery with medieval heritage, museums, parks and easy access to monasteries, spa towns and the Southern Carpathians.

Satu Mare, Romania, pairs Art Nouveau architecture, multicultural history, riverside parks and the Someș plain with relaxed north-western city life and local cafés.

Sighisoara, Romania, pairs a UNESCO-listed medieval citadel with Saxon architecture, colourful towers, craft traditions and Transylvanian sightseeing.

Suceava reveals medieval fortifications, painted-monastery heritage, Bukovinian cuisine and accessible sightseeing amid Romania’s wooded north-east.

Târgu Jiu, Romania, brings Brâncuși’s UNESCO sculptures, Gorj heritage, riverside parks and historic streets together in a compelling cultural escape.