A Guide to Romania
Romania - with it's capital Bucharest - is bordered to the north and east by Moldova and the Ukraine, to the southeast by the Black Sea, to the south by Bulgaria, to the southwest by Serbia and to the west by Hungary.
The country is divided into four geographical areas. Transylvania (a belt of Alpine massifs and forests) and Moldavia compose the northern half of the country, which is divided down the middle by the north–south strip of the Carpathian Mountains. South of the east–west line of the Carpathians lies the flat Danube plain of Walachia with the capital Bucharest, its border with Bulgaria being defined by the course of the Danube.
Romania’s coastline is along the Black Sea, incorporating the port of Constanta and the Danube Delta. The region between the Black Sea and the Danube (after it veers North), is also known as Dobrudja (Dobrogea).
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Romania Facts
Festivals in Romania
Radacini Fest - Sapanta [photo gallery]Christmas in Romania [photo gallery]
Astra Film Festival [web site]
International Festival and Competition George Enescu [web site]
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Romania Hostels and Budget Hotels
Romania Hotels
An Aussie in London features hotels in a number of locations across Romania.
Romania Flights
An Aussie in London has scoured the web for airlines that fly to Romania. We feature only hand picked links through to airline sites that feature flights to Romania.
Romania Tours
Tours in RomaniaEuropean Train Travel
Car Hire in Romania
Further Romania Resources
The Spirit of Romania [web site]Check out more Romania web sites








