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Romania
Romania is a country in south-eastern Europe. The population is 19.1 million people. It's about 92,000 square miles. The language is Romanian. Romania is a part of the European Union, and the currency is not the Euro, but the Romanian Leu.

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Location and Map
This is the map of Europe. Indicated as shown is Romania.

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Vegetation Zones
The main vegetation zones in Romania are the alpine, steppe (a large area of flat unforested grassland), and forest zones.

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Climate Zone
Romania has a temperate-continental climate.

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JugendStube Hotel
JugendStube Hotel is located in the center of the medieval city of Brasov, in Transylvania. It is an amazing hotel, with luxurious bathrooms, living rooms, free Wifi, and numerous amenities. Plus, it is close to many tourist attractions, such as Black Church, Councile Square, Nicolae Titulescu Park, Bran Castle, and Tampa mountain.

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Kismet Dao Hotel
Kismet Dao Hotel is also in Brasov. A gorgeous hotel, with free coffee and tea all day long. The staff are superb, it's very clean, all the great things a typical hotel offers, and even a BBQ area.

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Podstel Umbrella Hotel
Podstel Umbrella, a hotel in the heart of Bucharest's most hip and lively district. With beautiful artistic elements, a romantic balcony, comfy seating, and much more, Posdstel Umbrella Hotel is a fun and comfortable place to stay. It has even been occupied by Romanian royalty!

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Burg Hotel
Burg Hotel, also the first existing youth hotel in Romania, is situated in the heart of the medieval citadel of Sighisoara. It is in a building from the 17th century, and is gorgeous. With nice hot showers, free Wifi, and more, come to Burg Hotel for a fantastic experience.

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Bran Castle
Dracula's castle. The most popular attraction in Romania. The Transylvanian castle was an important medieval fortress and home to Romania's Queen Marie, but it's better known for one fictional resident: the vampire Count Dracula. Built in the 14th century, the creepy, illustrious castle is now a museum dedicated to displaying art and furniture collected by Queen Marie.

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Carpathian Mountains
The Carpathian Mountains are a physical feature that run through Romania and other Central and Eastern European countries. Wolves, bears, and lynx roam wild here. You can watch wildlife, go hiking, cycling, rafting, and horseback riding in these appealing mountains.

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Peleș Castle
Peleș Castle, the most beautiful castle. Built in the late 19th century for Romania's royal family. This truly stunning neo-renaissance castle is located in the Carpathian Mountains near the charming town of Sinaia. Stained glass windows, 160 rooms, priceless works of art, and impressively preserved, this is one of the best places to go to in Romania.

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Bucharest
Bucharest is the capital and the largest city in Romania. The gorgeous city parks, and just the entire, lovely site of Bucharest is worth visiting. While there, you can also visit the Palace of Parliament, which is the ambitious, infamous, and megalomanic dream of communist leader Nicolae Ceausescu. This is the democratically elected Parliament of Romania, and a must visit from the outside.

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Brasov; the Black Church/Biserica Neagră, and more
Brasov is a very popular place to visit in Romania. Charming medieval streets and mountains. And the most iconic landmark is none other than the Black Church, which is an example of German-Saxon architecture. This gothic church is also the largest place of worship for Lutherans.

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Sibiu
Come and visit Sibiu, a magnificent city in Romania. You can visit the Brukenthal National Museum and learn all about old European art. There is an aristocratic and Saxon vibe, with thousands of exceptional European paintings that live in the home of Samuel von Brukenthal who resided here in the 18th century. Or visit the beautiful Sighisoara citadel, an old historical center that is still inhabited.

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Transfăgărășan Highway
This, is the ultiimate sightseeing and driving experience. The 94 mile Transfăgărășan Highway was built during communist years for military purposes, and is a main tourist attraction thanks to a BBC episode. You will enjoy jaw-dropping sights like the Fagaras mountains, the tallest in Romania. There are lakes, plains, peaks, and hiking routes as well.

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Danube Delta
The UNESCO natural reserve, the Danube Delta, is one of the largest and best preserved deltas in all of Europe and worldwide. As one of the most famous tourist attractions, there are over 300 species of birds that you can see and enjoy boat rides. Numerous lakes, soft marshes, Letea Forest, and traditional fisherman villages, come and catch a glimpse of nature's wonder here at the Danube Delta.

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Romania comes from the Latin Word "Romanus" which means "Citizen of the Roman Empire."

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The Parliament Palace is the heaviest building in the world!

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Romania build it's own Arc de Triomphe, with the Arcul de Triumf!

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On a rocky outcrop at the Danube’s Iron gates gorge, there is a sculpture of Decebalus, the last king of Dacia, who fought agains the Roman Empire.

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Romania has some Hollywood signs too, but with Brasov and Rasnov.

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In the Montreal 1976 Olympics, Nadia Comaneci scored a couple of perfect 10's. She was a Romanian gymnast!