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[...] . People are yearning for that sense of belonging and identity and meaning. (telegraph.co.uk) Prince Charles of Transylvania “It is easy to see why Prince Charles fell in love with this part of the [...]

[...] . A stone falling from the window would fall a thousand feet without touching anything!” Bram Stoker – Dracula (p.24) „Perched on a rock, strategically overlooking one of the most important [...]

[...] life we actually have in big cities. Jessie, San Francisco The post Reviews Bukovina- Land of Bukovina Tours appeared first on Romania Tours | Rolandia. [...]

[...] so there were no place for mistakes. Veronica, Crete The post Reviews Transylvania – Land of Transylvania Tour appeared first on Romania Tours | Rolandia. [...]

[...] Dracula, whose reputation for cruelty and for impaling his enemies on stakes gave novelist Bram Stoker the name for his vampire Count Dracula. Dracul in Romanian means dragon, or devil.” [...]

[...] to love mamaliga, which is in fact polenta and I don’t know what the secret is but Romanian polenta is so damn tasty, at least for me! One night we had a group party and we danced [...]

You can’t visit Dracula’s lair on a sunny day with lambs bleating in the fields, right? Try steel-grey skies, bare trees and a smattering of snow [...]