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Romania - moving around the country

Despite the fact that the quality of transport infrastructure in Romania leaves much to be desired, tourists generally do not have any problems with movement in the country. The most popular form of public transport is buses, which work from 5:00am to 11:00pm. In large cities, the transport interchange is very well organized, even though the buses are often crowded at rush hours. Tickets for trips can be purchased at kiosks, and upon boarding it is necessary to clip them. In the capital, you can also travel by trolley buses and trams. The cost of traveling by these means is somewhat cheaper. There are 3 metro lines, and you can buy tickets at the adjoining kiosks. Note that you can buy a ticket for at least 2 trips, up to a maximum of 10 trips. … Open

Nature and parks of Romania

The high Carpathian Mountains that pass through the whole country are the main, but not the only, pride of Romania. Rocks, mountain serpentines and cool coniferous forests are full of ancient legends, wild animals and national parks along which tourists and locals take leisure walks. The mountains constitute a part of the Alpine folded mountains, and the highest ridges reach 2,544 meters (the Moldoveanu peak). One of the most memorable places is the Iron Gate, a natural narrowing of the ridge, with a panoramic view from the top. Since ancient times Carpathian Mountains have become a part of mysterious stories and legends, most of which have survived to this present day, enveloping the whole country with the mysterious fleur and the unquenchable interest of tourists. An example of this is the legend of Vlad Dracula regularly attracting crowds of tourists to the southern country. … Open