Romania
A country located at the crossroads of Central and Southeastern Europe
Natural and Cultural are the words
that best capture the essence of Romania
Sibiu -European Capital of Culture 2007
A dynamic country rich in:
HISTORY
art
AND
SCENIC BEAUTY
Romania's territory features splendid mountains, beautiful rolling hills, fertile plains and numerous rivers and lakes.
A UNESCO Biosphere Reservation as well as a protected wetland and natural habitat for rare species of plants and animals.Â
The Danube Delta
Its wide, sandy beaches facing east and south-east become a major tourist attraction from May until September. The Black Sea
 Forests cover over one quarter of the country and the fauna is one of the richest in Europe including bears, deer, lynx, chamois and wolves.
Romania has a temperate climate, with four distinct seasons.
Warmest month: July Coldest month: January Record High Temperature: 44.5째C (112째F) - August 10, 1951 South-Eastern Romania Record Low Temperature: -38.5째C (-37.3째F) - January 24, 1942 (Central Romania)
General Information Flag of Romania: Three vertical stripes: red, yellow and blue. Population: 21,400,000 Official Language: Romanian Currency: Romanian Leu (RON) Form of State: Semi-parliamentary Republic with two legislative bodies: Senate (Senat) and Chamber of Representatives (Camera Deputatilor) Legal system: Based on European models and Constitution of 1991.
Capital:Â Bucharest (Bucuresti)
Location: Southern Romania (and largest city)
Romanian Athenaeum
Carol Park
Romania is divided into 41 counties and the municipality of Bucharest. Each county is further subdivided into cities and communes, which have their own mayor and local council.
Bistrita
“The gate of Transylvania�
The city was founded by German colonists settled in these areas in the XIIth centuries.
Situated in the northern part of Romania, BistriĹŁa is a town with a fascinating history and an impressive development. Throughout the centuries the town has preserved the characteristics of an old German burg but at the same time tried to evolve and become a European town of the 21st century.
The Evangelical church, which was built by the Transylvanian Saxons in the14th century, is the main attraction of BistriĹŁa's central square, its 75-meters steeple overlooking the city.
The highest medieval tower in Transylvania
The longest medieval ensemble of arched ground-floor passageways in Romania, built in 15th -18th centuries and it has elements of Gothic architecture, Renaissance and Baroque architecture in Central Europe correspondent. It was the area where in the medieval period were held the most active economic exchanges in the city.
The Sugalete Ensemble
The Andreas Beuchel House Bistrita The Silversmith's House Bistrita
Bistrita Citadel, Coopers Tower
National College “Liviu Rebreanu”
The city of passageways
The activity is divided into three departments
culture – artistic scien ce techn iques
sports
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