Recommended best check-in spots in Romania No sadness, only romance

Here is a guide to the best places to visit in Romania: Preliminary preparation • Visa: Prepare a Schengen visa or a Romanian national visa. • Clothing: Bring a light jacket in spring (March-May); bring light, breathable clothing, swimsuits, etc. in summer (June-August); bring long-sleeved, thin jackets in autumn (September-November); bring thick cotton-padded clothes, down jackets, etc. in winter (December-February). • Items: Prepare conversion plugs, power banks, common medicines, etc., and download translation software and offline maps. Transportation • External transportation: If you are departing from China and need to transfer, you can choose Bucharest Henri Coanda International Airport, etc. • Internal transportation: You can take buses, trams, and subways within the city. Intercity trains are a good choice, or you can rent a car and drive yourself. Recommended attractions • Bucharest: The People's Palace is the second largest administrative building in the world and has a luxurious interior; the Old Town has many historical buildings, bars and restaurants. • Bratislava: Bran Castle is associated with the legend of the vampire Dracula; the Black Church is the largest Gothic church in Eastern Europe. • Sighisoara: The medieval old town is the birthplace of the Dracula legend, and its colorful buildings are unique. • Sibiu: European Capital of Culture, the old town’s pointed-roof houses, arched bridges and large squares are worth a closer look. • Danube Delta: Europe’s second largest delta, a UNESCO natural heritage site and a birdwatching paradise. • Constanta: A city on the Black Sea coast with Mamaia Beach, it is a popular summer holiday destination. Food Recommendations • Mici: grilled small meat rolls, served with mustard or beer. • Sarmale: Rice rolls stuffed with sauerkraut and meat, a traditional Romanian delicacy. • Ciorbă: a sour soup with a variety of meat or vegetable options. • Romanian BBQ: Made from high-quality pork or beef, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. • Țuică: Local plum wine with a higher alcohol content. Accommodation suggestions • Bucharest: You can choose to stay in the old town or near the People’s Palace, which is convenient for travel and dining. • Brasov: It is recommended to stay in the old city center to facilitate visiting attractions such as the Bran Castle. • Sibiu, Sighisoara: It is recommended to choose a characteristic B&B in or near the old city to experience the local customs. Trip Planning • 7-day tour • Day 1: Arrive in Bucharest, visit the People’s Palace, Old Town. • Day 2: Head to Sibiu and stroll through the historic center. • Day 3: Arrive in Sighisoara and visit the medieval old town. • Day 4: Head to Brasov, visit the Old Town Square and the Black Church. • Day 5: Go to Bran Castle and in the afternoon go to Peles Castle. • Day 6: Hike in the Carpathian Mountains. • Day 7: Arrive in Constanta and enjoy the beach.