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Name of the country: Romania Vernacular name of country: România Capital: Bucharest Neighbor countries: Population: 19.000.000 Link to Wikipedia |
Official information: Romania is located on the Black Sea and is a semi-presidential republic in Southeastern Europe. Romania's border is 3,150 km long. Romania lies at an average elevation of 414 meters above sea level, ranking 93rd in the world. The highest peak, Moldoveanu, is at 2,544 meters. As a socialist republic, Romania was part of the Warsaw Pact during the Cold War. After the fall of the Iron Curtain, Romania moved closer to the West, joining NATO in 2004 and the European Union in 2007. The currency is the Romanian leu (RON). |
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Personal information: I visited the Romanian capital, Bucharest, on a short vacation. It's a small but beautiful capital with great restaurants and clubs. The Romanians are very hospitable, and my work colleague and her husband insisted on treating me to one of the best restaurants. As part of our excursions, we also visited the so-called Castle of Count Dracula (it's quite touristy; it's highly unlikely that Vlad ever stayed there). After that, I traveled to Timișoara (German: Temeswar, also Temeschwar, or, in the old days, Temeschburg) twice for work. The former European Capital of Culture is a gem! Great architecture, a beautiful city center, and a multitude of restaurants offering high-quality culinary delights. My experiences were consistently positive and I would travel to Romania again without hesitation. |
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