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Constanta

Cluj-Napoca

Sibiu

Brasov

Tulcea

Sighetu Marmatiei

Iasi

Bacau

Suceava

Gura Humorului

Piatra Neamt

Lacu Rosu

Poiana Brasov

Bran

Azuga

It is a very safe city, with civilized people. The social life is equilibrated and the public transport is decent, not that modern, but very safe. I have never experienced harassment or violent language in the city of Jassy.

Dora

The police department works hard in Iaşi. Since it's a student city, safety is really important for us. I can go outside when it's dark. I can also freely go to the nightclubs or bars with my friends. Additionally, taxis and other car rental apps are useful and safe.

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Elena

Located in the Moldavia region of northeastern Romania, Iasi is a city teeming with culture and history. Often referred to as the "Cultural Capital of Romania," Iasi represents a vibrant amalgamation of architecture, academia, and the arts. Home to the oldest Romanian university and the first engineering school, it's also renowned for its impressive number of Orthodox churches, with over 100 dotting the cityscape. Its unique attractions include the remarkable Palace of Culture, an iconic Neo-Gothic building housing four museums, the Botanical Garden, the oldest in the country, and the Copou Park, where national poet Mihai Eminescu drew inspiration. Iasi's rich history and forward-thinking spirit provide a fascinating blend for travelers.

Nestled in the heart of Southeastern Europe, Romania delicately balances the rugged charm of its Carpathian landscape with the historical and architectural grandeur of its urban centres. Its rolling mountains and unspoiled countryside play host to a rich biodiversity, including Europe’s largest population of brown bears. Romania is perhaps most famous for its mythical region of Transylvania, the alleged home of the legendary Count Dracula, with the Bran Castle adding a layer of atmospheric mystery. From the vibrant Bucharest that's a blend of the contemporary and historic, to the remarkably preserved medieval towns such as Sighisoara, Romania offers its visitors a world steeped in entrancing folklore, captivating natural landscapes, and an intriguing past.

Romania

When planning a trip to Romania, it is important to exercise normal safety precautions, as recommended by the United States, Canadian, and Australian governments. Be aware of your surroundings, secure your belongings, and remain vigilant about personal safety and security measures.

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