Romania Dacia

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[...] , Moldavia, Muntenia, Oltenia, Transylvania Tagged: alexandru ioan cuza, bucharest, bucuresti, eastern europe, honor guards, military, romania, romanian men, romanian people, romanians, soldiers [...]

[...] abandoned unfinished hotel Filed under: Muntenia Tagged: best natural scenery, carpathians, eastern europe, european countries, fagaras mountains, lacul vidra, most beautiful landscapes, romania, ski [...]

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[...] , castles, culture, eastern europe, european palaces, history, moldavia, moldova, romania, romanian people, romanians [...]

[...] left as they are – simple and untainted.     Filed under: Muntenia, Transylvania Tagged: arges, beautiful scenery, best scenery, bran castle, brasov, bucegi, carpathian [...]

[...] Filed under: Transylvania Tagged: beautiful ladnscape, carpathian mountains, carpathians, fortress, medieval, rasnov castle, [...]

[...] its new owners. The castle is built high-up on a rock The lake near the castle Filed under: Transylvania Tagged: beautiful, bran castle, brasov, carpathian mountains, dracula, eastern europe, european [...]

[...] in Romania Filed under: Crisana-Banat, Dobrogea, Maramures, Moldavia, Muntenia, Oltenia, Transylvania Tagged: beautiful, culture, eastern europe, peasants, romania, romanian homes, romanian people, [...]

[...] archaeological culture which existed from approximately 4800 to 3000 BC, from the Carpathian Mountains to Moldova and Ukraine, encompassing an area of more than 35.000 square km. Cucuteni [...]

[...] ’s 1969 1969 color Filed under: Crisana-Banat Tagged: beautiful landscapes, best scenery, carpathian mountains, cities, eastern europe, romania, romanians, spa baths, spa town [...]

[...] Lacul Vulturilor, or Lacul fără Fund (Bottomless lake) –  located in the Southern Carpathian mountains, in Buzau county at over 1400 meters altitude. ♦ Filed under: Muntenia Tagged: amazing [...]

[...] by elderly locals to remember the event. Filed under: Moldavia Tagged: beautiful scenery, carpathian mountains, ceahlau massif, eastern europe, european landscape, lakes, natural landscapes, romania, [...]

[...] ” on a train line, reminiscent of the infamous Ukraine tunnel… Filed under: Muntenia Tagged: beautiful landscapes, beautiful scenery, eastern europe, romania, tunnel [...]

[...]   A reminder of Bucharest in its golden days – old Bucharest footage Filed under: Muntenia Tagged: architecture, beautiful, bucharest, bucuresti, eastern europe, palace, photos, pictures, [...]

[...] , the romanian principalities gained an increasing degree of independence. Filed under: Muntenia Tagged: beautiful architecture, bucharest, eastern europe castles, european palaces, mogosoaia [...]

[...] Genoese merchants. Village near the citadel Landscapes near and around ♦ Filed under: Muntenia Tagged: beautiful scenery, black sea, citadel, dobrogea, dobruja, eastern europe, fortress, [...]

[...] dacian fortress Batca Doamnei museum Dacian man in traditional clothing Filed under: Moldavia Tagged: amazing landscapes, beautiful scenery, dacia, dacians, eastern europe, lake, moldavia, [...]

[...] Putna monastery. Black and white photo series made by Dragos Lumpan. ~~~~~~~~~ Filed under: Moldavia Tagged: christian orthodox, culture, eastern europe, priests, religion, romania, romanian church, [...]

[...] Cuza, visit Personalities section Alexandru Ioan Cuza in rare 1864 photo ♦ Filed under: Moldavia Tagged: alexandru ioan cuza, beautiful, culture, Cuza-Voda Palace, history, iasi romania, moldavia, [...]

[...] The bell carries various inscriptions, including the construction year 1669 Filed under: Moldavia Tagged: citadel, culture, fortress, history, iasi, manastirea cetatuia, moldova, monastery, romania, [...]

[...] left Dobrogea for Turkey. Macin mountains Dobrogea keys Enisala fortress Filed under: Dobrogea Tagged: beach, beautiful landscape, black sea, dobrogea, dobruja, eastern europe, romania, romanian [...]

[...] , near the Black Sea. The lake is popular for its curative water and muds. Filed under: Dobrogea Tagged: beautiful scenery, best landscapes, lake, romania [...]

[...] photo) ♦ Old postcards/ photos of Sulina (XVIII, XIX and early XXth century) Filed under: Dobrogea Tagged: amazing scenery, beautiful, beautiful landscapes, best scenery, black sea, danube delta, [...]

[...] The old harbour Tropaeum Traiani Adamclisi Night view over street in Constanta Filed under: Dobrogea Tagged: ancient history, beach, beautiful, black sea, casino, cazino, city, constanta, dobrogea, [...]

[...] : Crisana-Banat, Dobrogea, Maramures, Moldavia, Muntenia, Oltenia, Transylvania Tagged: alexandru ioan cuza, bucharest, bucuresti, eastern europe, honor guards, military, romania, romanian men, [...]

[...] page will be that of Alexandru Ioan I” (Mihail Kogâlniceanu) Who was ruling prince Alexandru Ioan Cuza? Under Alexandru Ioan Cuza’s reign, the union of the 3 Romanian principalities was finally [...]

[...] Alexandru Ioan Cuza statue at the Union Museum entrance ♦ Built between 1800-1806, the museum is the symbol of [...]

[...] allied itself with Germany which, unknown at that time, was the country that had divided Romanian territory (the secret Hitler-Stalin pact became public only in 1989). For Hitler, Romania represented [...]

[...] as contribution. All exports had to be submitted to them, and German colonization of Romanian territory was to be admitted and encouraged. This was one of the most brutal treaties ever [...]