Visit Brașov

Houses with eyes in the roofs, the Bridge of Lies and a Saxon centre that was Capital of Culture in 2007.

The birthplace of Vlad the Impaler inside the best-preserved inhabited medieval citadel in Europe.

Visit Cluj Napoca, the unofficial capital of Transylvania in Romania. Explore the Gothic St. Michael's Church (one of the largest in Romania, with a 76-meter tower), wander through the historic Union Square (surrounded by colorful Baroque buildings), and see contemporary art at the National Museum of Art Cluj-Napoca (housed in a former 18th-century palace). Don't miss the Central Park (with a lake and the iconic Casino building) and try local dishes like varza a la Cluj (cabbage rolls) at a traditional restaurant.

Where the 1989 revolution began; Secession squares and the first European city lit by electric street lamps.

Moldavia's old capital: the Palace of Culture, the Three Hierarchs church carved like lace and the oldest university in Romania.

The ruined Art Nouveau casino on the Black Sea, a Roman mosaic and the beach resort of Mamaia.

Lake city with a covered wooden bridge.

Medieval canals and the Ghent Altarpiece.