Romania is a beautiful country and the amazingly beautiful photos or Romania that I am sharing below will surely prove it, in case you had doubts.
There are some really amazing places you could see if you decided to visit Romania and below I have for you 30+ reasons to visit Romania – all of them illustrated with photos that prove that indeed you have a lot of eye candy waiting for you here.
And the truth is that these 30 reasons are just the first on a list that can go on and on and on because Romania has a lot to offer.
I’m talking about everything from beautiful, raw nature (a reason why I usually refer to the country as Rawmania) to impressive castles and monasteries, charming villages, incredible mountains and drop dead beautiful cities. And a lot more.
While each country has its beautiful (and less beautiful) spots, and there certainly a LOT more than 30 anywhere, we’ll have to stick to these top beautiful photos of Romania that I have selcted below.
I’m sure that they will help you fall in love with this amazing country if you haven’t done so already.
It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words. In this case, I have just a bit over 30,000 words to describe the beauty of Romania and the absolutely breathtaking views this country has to offer.
The even better news is that there are hundreds of thousands more words that can be shared, but I’ll let you discover those – or at least a part of those – by yourself. Because you will surely fall in love with Romania after checking out these photos.
We’ve already found that out when I told you about the most beautiful monasteries in the country, when I shared 20 reasons why you will love the country.
Now, with all this long intro out of the way, let’s just check out some amazing photos showing you just how amazing Romania really is!
Biertan Village
The Transfagarasan Road
Bigar Waterfall
I wrote an in-depth article about my visit to the Bigar Waterfall – make sure to check it out as well for an in-depth look at this great place on earth that has unfortunately suffered an accident recently.
The Moss Swamp
Bucegi Mountains
Ceahlau Mountain
Dracula’s Castle (Bran)
If this is something you’re passionate about (or at least slightly interested in), you might want to check out the previous article about vampires in Romania.
Decebal’s Statue
Corvin Castle aka Hunyad Castle
Rural Maramures
Retezat National Park
Holbav Village
Rasnov Fortress
The Merry Cemetery in Sapanta
The charming Medieval Town of Sighisoara
Lower Moeciu
The Red Lake (aka Killer Lake)
Enjoying the sunrise over the Ciucas Mountains
More Rural Romania
The Danube Delta
The Romanian Sphinx
Balea Lake near Sibiu
Peles Castle
Lake Colibita
Red Lake, again
Transalpina Road
Constanta
Voronet Monastery
Turda Salt Mine
Romanian Pottery
Remote Romanian Villages
The good news? These are not the only amazing places and stunning views in Romania.
There’s a bit of everything for everybody – but if you enjoyed these particular images, don’t forget to share them! Because everybody could use some reasons to visit this beautiful country!
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Final words
I wrote some more in-depth articles about some of these (or other) attractions that make Romania such an amazing place to visit, so continue by reading a bit about the Peles Castle, the impressive Palace of Parliament in Bucharest, raw nature at Vanturatoarea Waterfall… just a few more things to keep the dream going!
But hopefully all the amazing photos shared above managed to convince you that Romania is indeed a place worth visiting. So start making plans and just come visit this amazing country.
And, if you enjoyed this article – don’t forget to share it with the world. Everybody must know how amazing Romania is!
Also, if you have amazing photos of Romania and you’d like me to feature them on this page, don’t hesitate to send me an email using the contact page on this blog.
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Now you made me want to visit more places in Romania, maybe next year we are going on a Romanian train trip 🙂
Yup, we should really do that!
Calin and Wife Romanian: You two are too funny;-) Postcard pretty pictures–all! Calin, where are the pictures of your hometown, Drobeta-Turnu Severin–do you ever just say “DTS”? In an older post you mentioned your city and Piatra Neamt were the two greenest cities in Romania. Did you mean green as in lots of green grass, vegetation, flora, fauna, or green as in very ecologically oriented–recycling, solar and wind power use, composting, recycling, etc?
So, have you taken the Dacia on a drive on the The Transfagarasan Road? (I get dizzy just looking at it;-)
After your train trips in May, it will interesting to hear your thoughts on the different train services you will be using. The train services in the USA–once some of the greatest, have sadly fallen on hard times becoming just one–AMTRAK. Basically, they become the victim of the airplane and the car. Still, one hopes once high speed rail in California is up and running, other areas of the country will see its benefits.
Very lovely pictures which surely should attract even the armchair traveler to hop on over to Romania.
~Teil
Hello Teil,
Never been on the Transfagarasan Road, but everybody who traveled there says that it’s absolutely breathtaking and apparently simply stopping by the side of the road to admire the view is a must 🙂
In Romania, using the initials is not such a big thing, so we call our city Severin (although the rest of the country refers to it as Drobeta :D). And it is, together with Piatra Neamt, green as in loots of parks and vegetation. Unfortunately, Romanian is not big on the eco-thing and I have no idea which would be the best city in this area. But it certainly is not Bucharest 🙂
These are all stunning pictures! Wow!!! They defy my imagination even. For sure, l am going to visit within the next year hopefully. Dracula ‘s castle looks super awesome! Thanks for posting these… 🙂
And there’s more! I personally love Peles Castle, though, it’s more fairy-tale-ish 😀 If you decide to visit, don’t forget to let me know!
Beautiful post. Thank you.
I am glad you enjoyed it, Steve!
Wow, some great photos! My wife and I are in Budapest for the next two months but plan in spending some time in Romania next. We’re slow travellers and will most likely use Brasov as a base. But we look forward to seeing a lot of the countryside, some of the nature looks stunning.
Expect to see more of us on the blog 🙂
Frank (bbqboy)
Budapest is an amazing city, indeed, but hopefully the raw beauty of Romania and the fresh air at the countryside will be just as beautiful to you.