Constanta Travel Blogs

 At the end of the great river Danube's journey through Europe to the Black Sea there spreads out a natural paradise unparalleled in Europe, where canals, lakes, reed islands, pastures and sand dunes cover over 5,165 sq km (2,000 miles).Many cruise and day trip possibilities open up the wonder…

church service in an Othodox cathedral, and old mosque, old casino, archeological museum, beach at Mamaia and lunch at Iaki Hotel and dolphins Constantza (the 2nd t has a tail) was called Tomis in the old times, it has a history of more than 2500 years, ancient Greeks had sailed here, and it w…

Welcome to Romania..a place where u can ski on the best moutaines...and fish in Danube river.

Again no internet upload from the memory stick but more nice people, interesting architecture and churches and good food.  We keep tasting the wine. . . . and are collecting a lot of change in the local currencies. Constanta is Romania’s main port on the Black Sea.  Strangely, we didn…

When I traveled to Romania with my University for a joint study program, some friends and I continued our journey through Europe and traveled through Prague, Munich, and Amsterdam. It was one of the best times of my life!

Travel to Bucharest, Constanta, Sinaia, Busteni, Brasov, Bran, Sighisoara, Targoviste.

If you know where to go in Romania, you'll be amazed to find that there are beautiful places you never knew about. It is a country which worth giving a chance to.

We spent an incredible two months travelling by train and bus through Eastern Europe, from Berin southward to Athens. We've seen some incredible sights and met some awesome people. Eastern Europe rocks my socks.

first trip to romaina 2007-2008

Some photos from car trip round Romania. You will see castles and beauty of Transylvania, beautiful birds of Delta of Danube, very climatic city at east coast - Constanta.

We went to Church this morning, a really, really, really old church. Did I say it was old? After the Mass, we walked down by the port and was great to walk through some of the old neighborhoods. We came across an archeological site where you could see remnants of old Roman and Greek buildings.The A…

A blog with placemarks of World Heritage sites I have visited over the years.... The website I'm using as a guide: http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/ UNDER CONSTRUCTION