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Romania is a country in southeastern Europe known for the forested region of Transylvania, the imposing Carpathian Mountains, its medieval fortified churches and a fascinating history. From the vibrant capital, Bucharest, to rural towns where time seems to have stood still, Romania offers a journey through a unique Latin culture in a Slavic sea.
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Romania is a country in southeastern Europe known for the forested region of Transylvania, the imposing Carpathian Mountains, its medieval fortified churches and a fascinating history. From the vibrant capital, Bucharest, to rural towns where time seems to have stood still, Romania offers a journey through a unique Latin culture in a Slavic sea.
Currency: The official currency is the Romanian Leu (RON). Although Romania is a member of the EU, it does not use the euro. Card payment is widespread in cities, but it is essential to carry cash for rural areas.
Internal Transportation: Trains are a good option for covering long distances between major cities, although they can be slow. Buses and minibuses ('maxitaxi') are more efficient for shorter routes. Renting a car is the best option for flexibility and exploring remote areas, but road quality can be variable.
Language: The official language is Romanian, a Romance language. English is increasingly common among young people and in the tourism sector. Hungarian and German are also spoken in some areas of Transylvania.
Tips: Tipping is common practice. In restaurants it is customary to leave around 10% of the total bill, although it is not usually included in the ticket. It is also usually rounded in taxis.
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Ver guia completaThe official currency is the Romanian Leu (RON). Although Romania is a member of the EU, it does not use the euro. Card payment is widespread in cities, but it is essential to carry cash for rural areas.
Trains are a good option for covering long distances between major cities, although they can be slow. Buses and minibuses ('maxitaxi') are more efficient for shorter routes. Renting a car is the best option for flexibility and exploring remote areas, but road quality can be variable.
The official language is Romanian, a Romance language. English is increasingly common among young people and in the tourism sector. Hungarian and German are also spoken in some areas of Transylvania.
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