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Historical region of Romania in Constanța
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By train
There are 7 - 8 daily trains from Bucharest to Constanta (some of them leave from Bucharest's Obor train station, not from Gara de Nord).
By car
The Bucharest—Constanta motorway has considerably improved travel times by car to this region.
By train
Except for the line between Constanta and Cernavodă, the rest of the railway are not electrified.
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Constanța (pronounced Con-stan-tza) is a coastal Black Sea city in southern part of Northern Dobruja, Romania, the second most important city in the country and, during summer, a somewhat tourist city. It is the capital of the Constanța county and the Black Sea's largest seaport, a great city to begin to explore the wonders of the sea.
Costinești is a summer resort in Romania on the site of the ancient Greek settlement Parthenopolis.
Mamaia is one of the most popular (and at times most crowded) summer resorts in Romania. It's situated on an 8-km long and 300-m wide sandy landstrip between Lake Siutghiol and the Black Sea, a few kilometres north-east of the important portal town Constanţa.
Mangalia is a port city and tourist resort in south-eastern Romania.
Saturn is a beach town in the Dobruja region of Romania that was built during the communist period.
Sfântu Gheorghe is a village in the far south east corner of the Danube Delta in Romania, approximately 1 km from the Black Sea coast.
Sulina is a town in the Danube Delta in Romania, on the Black Sea. The easternmost point of the European Union, the city lies on the Danube river as well as on the Black sea coast.
Tulcea is in Romania and lies at the western 'entrance' of the Danube Delta.
Vama Veche is a small village on the Romanian border with Bulgaria on the shore of the Black Sea. The coastline of Vama Veche is quite peaceful as it is not a hot spot for tourists.
The Danube Delta (Delta Dunarii) is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Dobruja, in the far eastern corner of Romania, at the border with Ukraine. The delta formed by the Danube River entering the Black Sea, it is world famous for its saline-marine ecosystems.
a tranquil village nestled along Lake Razim in Romania, beckons visitors with its rich history and serene ambiance. Dating back to the 19th century, it offers insights into the cultural heritage of the Lipovans, a Russian Orthodox Old Believers community.
the oldest mountain range in Romania, the highest peak is 467 m, and it is a staging post for migratory birds.
Articles and travel topics about Northern Dobruja and Romania.
Culture & historyAncient Greece or Classical Greece was a civilization which emerged around the 8th century BC, and was annexed by the Roman Empire in the second century BC.
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The Byzantine Empire or the Eastern Roman Empire is posterity's name for the eastern continuation of the Roman Empire, ruled from Constantinople (today's Istanbul) until the city fell to the Ottoman Empire in 1453.
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Nature & adventureAs of 2023 the UNESCO World Network of Biosphere Reserves is made up of 738 reserves in 134 countries of which 22 are transboundary.
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Culture & historyThe Roman Empire was the greatest ancient empire of Europe. At the height of its power in 117 AD, it ruled over considerable parts of Europe, as well as much of North Africa and the Middle East.
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