Hidden places in Romania

A castle on a rock, linked to the Dracula legend.

A colourful medieval citadel on a hill, still lived in today.

A mountain resort with the fairytale Peleș Castle.

Europe's largest wetland, full of pelicans and reed channels.

A high mountain road of hairpin bends across the Carpathians.

A vast salt mine turned underground park, with a lake and a Ferris wheel.

A Saxon old town below a forested mountain, gateway to Transylvania.

Belle Époque boulevards, a vast parliament palace and a lively old town.

Transylvania's lively student city.

Pastel squares where the little roof windows look like watching eyes.

Grand Baroque and Art Nouveau squares in western Romania.