Finding a clean, safe hotel near Bucharest’s Gara de Nord is tricky, with a single step potentially making the difference between convenience and questionable hygiene. While the area is slowly regenerating, it remains a transit hub where you need to … Read more
Romania introduced its digital nomad visa in December 2021, opening the doors for remote workers and digital nomads, but the landscape has changed considerably since. And today, I am here to tell you everything you need to know about the … Read more
When visiting Bucharest, I recommend booking your stay in a central area, close to the old town because that’s where all the main attractions are, as well as the best restaurants and entertainment. At the same time, you should know … Read more
There are few better ways to estimate the cost of living in a country than to look at what other people are spending. And that’s exactly what I will share today – the exact amount my family spends each month … Read more
Bucharest is a huge city of contrasts. You’ll find centuries-old buildings rubbing shoulders with communist-era blocks and modern constructions, flashy malls next to leafy parks, and chaotic traffic alongside quiet residential streets with cars parked on every sidewalk. This mix … Read more
This is the second in a series of three personal articles I’m posting before the year ends. However, if you only care about the future of Romania Experience, the conclusion is that, while changes will occur, I am not shutting … Read more
Today, I am writing something personal, perhaps even vulnerable that isn’t strictly about life in Romania, but about life itself. While the main reason for writing this – something I’ve been planning to do for weeks – is to get … Read more
You’re going to learn about the best things to see and do in Târgu Mureș, Romania, from my friend Cristina, who lived here for 10 years (and counting) and decided to share her thoughts on this lesser-known – but pretty … Read more
If you are looking for the most impressive sight on the Danube River, this is it. The rock sculpture of Dacian King Decebalus (called Decebal’s statue by us, locals), located near the city of Orsova in south-western Romania is beautiful … Read more
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to live in a Transylvanian village in Romania, I have some great news for you – an amazing and in depth guide follows detailing the experience Angela (from UK) had living in a … Read more