Romania, ethnographic
Recently the ethnic structure of Romania represented mainly by the Romanians (89. 5%), the Hungarians (6. 6%) and the Gypsy (2. 5%)
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Romania - an ideal vacation spot: the Black Sea, the Carpathians, the Danube delta, medieval towns and castles, vineyards and mineral springs |
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Constanta is the largest seaport on the Black Sea, tourist centre of Romania; famous mud cure and seaside resorts, mineral springs |
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Bucharest attracts tourists by numerous historical monuments - palaces, churches, monasteries, as well as gardens, museums and art galleries |
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In the valley of Maramures, visitors have the unique opportunity to get acquainted with rural traditions, stay in a comfortable hotel, taste dishes of local cuisine |
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Sighisoara - a remarkable beautiful town - was founded in XII century as a fortress guarding an approaches to mountain passes in the Carpathians |
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The medieval Bran Castle better known as Dracula Castle, was built in XIV century. Covered with legends, it annually attracts thousands of tourists |
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Peles Castle - the largest Romanian museum, built in the style of German Renaissance with elements of Baroque, Rococo, and some others, was founded in 1875 |
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Romanian rich nature and picturesque landscapes will certainly please eyes of traveller: mountains, rivers, forests, steppes and alpine meadows |
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Sinaia is a magnificent ski-resort in the centre of Romania, "a gem of the Carpathians"; ski, sledge and bobsleigh routes of different complication level |
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The ancient Romanian Sucevita Monastery is famous for unique frescoes and a rich collection of medieval art |
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