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1	Bucharest - Casa Poporului, Patriarhie Bucharest is situated on the banks of the Dambovita River, which flows into the Arges River, a tributary of the Danube. Several lakes - the most important of which are Lake Floreasca, Lake Tei and Lake Colentina - stretch across the city, along a tributary of the Dambovita, named the Colentina River. In addition, in the center of the capital there is a small artificial lake - Lake Cismigiu. The lake is surrounded by the Cismigiu Gardens, which were opened in 1847 after the plans of the German architect Carl F.W. Meyer and are currently the main recreational facility in the city centre. The Cismigiu Gardens have a rich history, being frequented by famous poets and writers.
2	Olt Valley Olt is a county of Romania, in the historical region of Oltenia, with the capital city at Slatina. Scornicesti was the birthplace of communist leader Nicolae Ceausescu, who lived here until the age of 11.
3	Targu Jiu -Sculpural Complex Constantin Brancusi has several large sculptures displayed in Targu Jiu : The Table of Silence, The Gate of the Kiss, Chairs' Alley and The Endless Column.
4	Cluj Napoca Cluj Napoca as capital of Transylvania, is one of the most visited cities in Romania. The city is very pleasant, and even though it is not a must-see destination, it is certainly a great experience for those who want to see urban Transylvanian life at its best. Along with fine dining, excellent cultural activities, a wonderful historical legacy and a great atmosphere, the city will certainly not disappoint those who add it to their travel itinerary. What's more is the fact that Cluj (as it's called for short) is so easy to access and get around.
5	Sighetu Marmatiei The region is known for its strong Romanian traditions, kept generally in the rural area. It is well known for its woodworks: Impressive churches, houses and gates. The rural areas of the region have few roads, which are often impassable to all but horsecarts or determined walkers
6	Suceava The city is located in the north-eastern Romania. There are two types of geographical regions on which the city was built - the hills (the highest point is the Zamca Hill) and the meadows of the Suceava River valley. The unusual configuration of Suceava City includes two groves - Zamca and Sipote regions - which are both located in the city limits.
7	Piatra Neamt The city's main attraction are the natural beauty of the area (the mountains and the lakes), the hystorical buildings, the museums and the festivals. Today, there are several programs in progress with the goal of transforming Piatra Neamt into an important touristic destination in Romania (the construction of the cable car ref in Romanian and the wintersports facilities).
8	Miercurea Ciuc - Cheile Bicazului Neamt county is known as the region with most monasteries per square kilometer in the world. It boasts a rich and varied landscape, with elements of great beauty, and lots of cultural and historical vestiges. The local people are renowned for their hospitality. The Moldavian art style, of great originality and stylistic unity, was developed by blending Gothic elements with the Byzantine structure specific to the churches. Among such constructions, the monumental church of the Neamt Monastery served, for more than a century, as a model for Moldavian churches and monasteries.
9	Slanic- Salt Mines & Lakes Town in the centre of Romania (Prahova county), situated on the Slanic rivulet (a tributary of the river Varbilau), in the area of the Curvature Sub-Carpathians, elevation 413 m, 45 km N of the municipality of Ploiesti (seat of Prahova county). All seson resort of national importance, with the sedative-indifferent climate of forested hills, characterized by pleasant summers (July average temperature 19.5?C) and relatively mild winters (January average 3.5?C below). The average annual temperature is of 9?C and the precipitation averages 750 mm annually.
10	Buzau - Muddy Vulcanoes In this zone there is also an unique phenomenon: the Muddy Volcanos on the Dealurile Paclelor. On the Slanic Valley, near by Lopatar, there is other impressive phenomenon at 700 m above sea level: the so-called "alive fire". In fact there are blue flames which burn in the deep cracks of soil.
11	Danube Delta At the end of the great river Danube's 2,860 km journey from the Black Forest mountains in Germany to Romania's Black Sea coast a natural paradise spreads out.
12	Black Sea Marvellous weather from spring to autumn and miles of golden sand make Romania's Black Sea resorts the ideal destination for beach holidays.

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