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Discover Bucharest's vibrant culture, unwind on Constanța's sandy beaches, and explore the bohemian charm of Vama Veche.

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1.Bucharest
The Little Paris of the East
2.Constanta
The Pearl of the Black Sea
3.Vama Veche
A Bohemian Paradise on the Black Sea
Washington
Bucharest
5,643 mi
Plane
13h 32m
Bucharest
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Discover Bucharest
The Little Paris of the East
Bucharest is the capital and the largest city in Romania. It is the center of culture, industry and finance of Romania. Known as 'Little Paris' in the early 1900s, the city still offers a glimpse of that grandeur in its architecture. It's famous for its wide, tree-lined boulevards and glorious Belle Époque structures. Major attractions include the massive Parliament palace, Revolution square, and the old historical center.
Bucharest
Constanta
136 mi
Plane
3h 59m
Constanta
- Trip Weather 22 °C - Trip Weather 15 °C - Trip Weather 24 °C
Discover Constanta
The Pearl of the Black Sea
Constan?a is the oldest continuously inhabited city in Romania, located on the shores of the Black Sea. Known for its vibrant culture, rich history, and beautiful sea views, Constan?a features fascinating archaeological sites, bustling nightclubs, diverse cuisine, and serene beaches. Major historical landmarks include the Constanta Casino and the nearby ancient town of Histria.
Constanta
Vama Veche
53 mi
Plane
1h 27m
Vama Veche
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Discover Vama Veche
A Bohemian Paradise on the Black Sea
Vama Veche is a small village located in Constanta county on the Black Sea coast. Known for its non-mainstream tourism, Vama Veche gives an escape from the bustling city life. It presents an unconventional lifestyle with its raw beaches, beach-side bars and summer music festivals. Once a spot for intellectuals, things have changed now but it still holds onto some of the old-world charms. The village turns vibrant especially in the summers with locals and tourists thronging the place.
Vama Veche
Washington
5,758 mi
Plane
13h 47m
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Travel Tips

Currency: RON Time Zone: Eastern European Time (UTC +2) Language: Romanian

Hello, I'm thrilled to hear about your upcoming trip to Romania. Outlined below are some useful travel tips for Bucharest, Constan?a, and Vama Veche.

Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit these areas is between April and June, or from September to October when the weather is moderate and the cities are less crowded.

Route and Accessibility:
Bucharest, the capital of Romania, is easily accessible via flights from many international airports. From Bucharest, there are plenty of trains and bus services towards Constan?a, and then onto Vama Veche, which is well connected via highways and local transit systems. Alternatively, you can rent a car if you prefer driving.

Accommodation and Booking:
All three cities offer a variety of accommodation options, ranging from luxury hotels to budget-friendly hostels. It's recommended to book your accommodation ahead of your travel dates, especially if you are visiting during the summertime, which is the peak tourist season.

Clothing and Essentials:
Summer is warm, so bring light clothing. However, the weather can be unpredictable, so also pack some layers for cooler evenings. An umbrella or raincoat may come in handy for unexpected rain showers. Don’t forget a good pair of walking shoes, sunblock, and essential toiletries.

Health and Safety:
Romania is generally safe, but like any other travel destination, it's important to stay alert to avoid petty crime, like pickpocketing. Make sure you have travel insurance, and keep the emergency contact numbers handy. Romania also offers good healthcare facilities.

Local Etiquette and Respect:
Romanians are generally hospitable and appreciate it when visitors make an effort to respect their customs. A handshake is the usual greeting. It’s also considered respectful to say 'Bun? ziua' (Good day) when entering shops or restaurants.