Romania. How much and what do you know about this country?

I have to say that I don't know much about Romania. When I heard about your country, the first thing that comes to my mind is the gymnasts, specially Nadia Comaneci. Romania had a great history on gymnastic, wish that one day another Comaneci arises on the artistic gymnastic again.

I must be honest I don't know anything about Romania, its one country that seems to stay out of the News, but I would love to know more about it, maybe you can post some interesting things about your country and we can all learn.

I got a flight to the Bulgarian coast and used it to explore Bulgaria and Romania. I got a train up to Romania but had to wait hours for it due to it being heavily delayed at Istanbul. I had to pay for a sleeper even though it was a daytime up to the capital city. I caught a local train to Brasov and met some very amusing people. I loved it in the city and its surroundings. I went up a cable car and saw stunning views. I also visited Sighisora. I found that a charming place too with all its lovely architecture. I really liked the accommodation there and the owners were delightful. I found the Romanian people warm and friendly. I had a better time with the language in Romania and didn't have the language barrier like I did in Bulgaria. It was so funny coming back down to Bulgaria. I went to see a castle and first train to the capital but it was running late due to a delay. I arrived at the capital a couple of minutes before the only departure of the day to Bulgaria. Amazingly I bought the ticket and ran the the platform where it was about to depart. I went into a carriage with three Bulgarian ladies. At the border those ladies bribed the customs officers. I changed trains and got another train to Varna on the Bulgarian coastline. I would like to visit the Danube Delta and see a few more Romanian castles. Dracula's castle is very touristy and I liked it more at the other less touristy castles. I think Romania is a cheap country for traveling and it is delightful especially in the summer.

I visited Romania in 2010. I travelled from Sofia to Bucharest by train and I spent a couple of days in Bucharest. After Bucharest I visited Brasov and the Bran castle. I think that Brasov was a very nice place and I enjoyed walking around in the streets and looking at the different parts of the town. I also took many pictures. On the day when I wanted to visit the Bran castle I had some problems at first, because I didn't know that there was more than one busstation in Brasov. I walked around for a long time, the staff that I talked to at the bus station didn't speak much English, and I thought that he had to find the bus there, so I kept on looking. In the afternoon I finally arrived in Bran. There were many tourists at the castle, but I really enjoyed my visit there. While I am writing this I am drinking coffee, the Dracula mug that I bought in Bran is right beside me

I Like Romania,i was there when i was playing in a band.We stayed in Cluj. I know also some cities:timisoara,craiova... Also i know the soccer players hehe,Hagi,Raducioiu...dinamo bucaresti,steaua... yeah i also heard about dracula of course hehe,and correct me if im wrong, that there were many gypsies in romania in past =) take care,have a nice day

What I know is that Romania is a country found in Eastern part of Europe and nothing else I can be able to tell you about Romania.

It's an Eastern European country, with its own distinctive identity. The capital is Bucharest. I believe the Romanians are a Latin people (confirmed on internet), and therefore akin to varying extents with the Spanish; the Italians; the French; even the British...yes it's been said the people of the British Isles may have an Iberian root; although of course I cannot say for sure if it's true. A very interesting country to me; although sadly my knowledge is limited.