There is no shortage of places to discover with plenty to keep you occupied. For those in search of culture, you won’t feel short changed by the beautifully preserved Saxon villages of Sighisoura and Sibiu not to mention the Transylvanian countryside which is littered with small villages that use farming techniques long since forgotten in Western Europe. For scenery, look no further than Sinaia or the stunning Balea Lake, both of which offer fantastic trekking. For those wanting to visit the legendary Bran Castle, famed for its links to Dracula, then a stay in the picturesque Bran or the quaint Brasov is ideal and a perfect base for those wishing to enjoy the mountains and wildlife Romania offers. The Danube Delta not only offers fantastic fishing and bird watching but also a really authentic look at Romania, with its charming fishing villages. Finally for those who enjoy a city break and also like to party, there is Bucharest’s array of galleries, museums, restaurants, cafes and booming nightlife.