Cluj-Napoca, Romania - Cluj-Napoca, Romania 4 days trip

With a varied cultural scene, Romania's second largest city offers monuments, architecture, and vibrant nightlife to its visitors.

Explore this city center, dating to the Roman period and retaining many excellent historically significant remnants.

A gorgeous Baroque palace dating to the 18C, home to the National Museum of Art and its many collections by international artists.

Stroll through the lush pathways of this beautiful parkland, enjoying the quiet and the occasional architectural landmark.

A short distance from the center and a short uphill climb will reveal the best panoramic views of the area, urban and nature alike.

Hoia Forest offers activities such as biking and hiking, as well as a Neolithic town, and is also allegedly haunted.

A popular destination for hikers, this natural reserve is home to nearly 60 caves, and a plethora of fauna and flora.

A destination in Romania frequented by few tourists

Explore the town center and immerse yourself in the small town
feel.

A marvelous 15C monastery, boasting architecturally Byzantine curios, a museum of medieval art, and a historic icon of St. Anne.

Originally a medieval city, Cahul is now a resort destination popular for its surrounding mineral springs.

Enjoy a peaceful afternoon in the city center strolling through the streets, people-watching, and learning about the local culture.

A cultural landmark commemorating the Battle of Kagul, a pivotal point in the Russo-Turkish War.

Recognized as the capital of the Gagauzia region, this city rests on the Ialpug River and is known for its wineries.

Located on a sandy isthmus jutting into the Black Sea, this popular beach resort is a great getaway for lovers of seaside vacations.

There is nothing more relaxing than spending a day on a sandy beach lined with cafes, listening to the murmur of the waves.

Enjoy the sunshine and the vibrant atmosphere of this lively resort town, enlivened by the fresh sea breeze.

A fairly new nature reserve, this national park encompasses and preserves over 10 natural lagoons in the Tatarbunary area.

Centered on the international Port of Chornomorsk, this fairly young city is a nice seaside location.

Take a walk in the old center, riddled with little quaint streets and remnants of Soviet architecture.

Dotted with cafes, this quiet beach is a pleasant retreat from the city bustle. The water is clean, the air is fresh, so jump in!

Enjoy a stroll in the park that rests along the beach. Breathe in fresh sea air, or simply people-watch from one of the benches.

A fairly new nature reserve, this national park encompasses and preserves over 10 natural lagoons in the Tatarbunary area.

Resting on the northwestern coast of the Black Sea, Odessa is a major port and a cultural hub of historic significance.

Resting on the northwestern coast of the Black Sea, Odessa is a major port and a cultural hub of historic significance.

Stroll through cobbled streets, breath in the scent of local lilacs, and immerse yourself in the unique charm of this city center.

Ukraine's oldest theater dates to the 19C, boasting Vienna Baroque architecture, rich Rococo interior, and superb acoustics.

Odessa's oldest and one of its most popular beaches offers many water activities, nice seafood restaurants, and a great atmosphere.

Green and pleasant, this city park dates to the 19C and boasts a lovely pavilion, a musical fountain, and several monuments.

A fairly new nature reserve, this national park encompasses and preserves over 10 natural lagoons in the Tatarbunary area.

Ukraine's oldest archaeological museum, this 19C institute houses over 160,000 items from the Black Sea area dating to antiquity.

Set in the 19C Potocki Palace, this fine museum houses over 100,000 paintings and sculptures by the best local and European artists.

The professed heart of the city, this legendary pedestrian zone is lined with lively cafes, and offers a unique Odessian flavor.

A memorial complex comprised of a sprawling park, an open-air exhibit of combat machinery, and a museum, commemorating WWI soldiers.

Moldova's largest city is also its capital, nestled in the heart of the country, and offering numerous churches and museums.

Explore Chisinau's central streets, discovering their quiet European charm and surprising architectural diversity.

Encompassing ethnography, archaeology, zoology, and more, Moldova's oldest museum dates to the 19C and hosts over 135,000 items.

One of Moldova's most significant cultural institutes, this museum houses 263,000 archaeological and historic artifacts.

Riddled with tidy walkways and flowerbeds, the park also boasts a nice lake and is a great destination for an afternoon stroll.

Dating to the 15C, this monasterial complex features an array of architectural styles and a beautiful natural surrounding.

Established in 1969, the winery holds a 2,000,000-bottle collection of Moldovan wine in ancient subterranean limestone galleries.

A major cultural, historic, and artistic center, Iasi is a vibrant university city with great restaurants and shopping.

Admire the architectural diversity of this wonderful city center, traipsing the streets and enjoying glimpses of local life.

A spectacular neo-Gothic palace with remarkable ornamental details, housing four museums of the Moldova National Museum Complex.

Fusing Baroque and Byzantine architecture, this 17C monastery retains original furniture and extraordinary ornamentation.

Romania's oldest botanical garden dates to the 19C, offering educational and recreational areas, as well as gardens and a lake.

A fine historic park, home to a 500-year-old lime tree, a 13m obelisk, and a museum honoring Mihai Eminescu, a famed Romanian poet.

A 17C fortified monastery, home to a medieval art museum, a wine cellar, and a tower that affords wonderful views of the city.

Romania's oldest synagogue dates to 17C, boasting a wide dome with a lantern and a small museum about the Iasi Jewish community.

The oldest national theater in Romania boasts a marvelous Neoclassical facade with elements of Rococo and Baroque ornamentation.