Whether it is time to be jolly or not, it’s really up to you to decide but first join us for a virtual Christmas tour through the City of Joy (translation for Bucharest) Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la.
Romania is little known for its vegan cuisine. Although they do enjoy their meats, during the fast periods, for religious purposes mainly, Romanians turn completely vegans for quite a few session [...]
Dragobete, the Romanian Valentine's Day, is a celebration of spring, renewal of nature and blossoming love.
No Romanian will do the NYE countdown without following at least some of our most popular traditions and superstitions.
Many of our Romanian traditions are related to Easter and Christmas. See our short survival guide to get through a Romanian holiday.
If you don’t know what to expect from a Romanian wedding or baptism, we are giving you a clue about our local traditions.
Romanian customs and Bucharest’s local traditions any foreigner should know about.
From the end-February until the first week of March, Bucharest is home to several 'Martisor'-themed street fairs.
