Like everywhere else in the world Romanian gastronomy is an expression of the geography and history of the country too: the landscape diversity provides Romanian housewives with a large variety of fruits, vegetables and spices while the historical neighborhood of other ethnic groups has left a colourful and tasty mark. So, Romanian cuisine is extremely diverse. In fact it is a mix up of different dishes from several cultures it has come across during its stormy past, but it has managed to maintain its own character and adapt the foreign recipes to local taste. It has been greatly influenced by Balkan cuisine but it has retained some influences from other neighbours’ culinary traditions, such as Germans, Serbians, and Hungarians too.

But Romania is also a great wine producer. In fact arheological findings and historical documents place the beginning of wine culture on these lands some 4000 years ago. High quality wines produced in this region were object of trade ever since ancient times. Some of the most important vineyard centres are Dealu Mare, Pietroasa, Dragasani, Murfatlar, Cotnari, Odobesti and some of the best Romanian wine varieties include Tamaioasa Romaneasca, Feteasca Alba, Feteasca Neagra, Galbena de Odobesti, Babeasca, Busuioaca and many others.

If you want something different and you were wondering where to go, Romania is the place where nature and history combine, where the spirituality of ancient traditions meets the magical scenery and all these and more will remain like an imprint on your soul.
Romania was gifted with high mountains, green plains and sandy beaches. Beside the geography you may want to find out more of the stories and legends that are scattered all around the cities, castles and monasteries.

You can either start you journey in the capital city of Bucharest, sightseeing the great architectural styles of public buildings, churches and monuments. Or you can escape to the countryside and spend many great moments enjoying the nature, the local traditional cuisine and historical places dating Roman Empire times.

If wine tasting and dinning in beautiful vineyards sounds good
If learning pottery skills from Romanian craftsmen on mountain tops is something that excites you
If you don't want to be just a simple visitor, but to get involved and try the Romanian lifestyle than this is place for you.

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