REACTING TO THE TOP 10 PLACES IN ROMANIA

[@NyalJAWC]

Let me know where you guys are from :D

[@N1dr3X]

ITALY bro but i love every country in the world :D

[@Ankosst]

Brazil

[@slavicdrill3211]

polska❤️

[@mateusztkaczyk2202]

Poland

[@lucadorso2137]

🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@rednic1957]

The only ''Vampires'' are those from the PARLAMENT! I'm from Turda(Transilvania)-Salina Turda.(you must see SALINA TURDA!)

[@vst9266]

Toate tarile au astfel de vampiri.

[@claudyamirela9375]

🤣😃😂

[@vst9266]

@@claudyamirela9375 pai nu zic bine? 😉l-am bagat in ceata cu lb romana,zice ca e clingoniană.

[@claudyamirela9375]

@@vst9266 ai dreptate😎😅

[@FJ-ts2no]

🤣brasov aici🙋‍♀️🧛‍♀️😄

[@cristiancristi4559]

Vampires are not part of the Romanian folklore. The association between Romania (Transilvania) and vampire is due Bram Stoker. His character is inspired from a real Romanian historical figure: Vlad Tepes (Vlad the Empaler) was the ruler of Wallachia (today, the south of Romania), not of Transilvania. He lived in the 1400 hundreds, being contemporary of Matia Corvin, the Hungarian king (that was half Romanian) whose big statue you have just seen in the middle of Cluj-Napoca. Vlad is a national hero. He was cruel, but just. He killed in horrible ways (empaling was his method of choice) muggers, rapists, thugs, traitors, beggars who pretended to be crippled etc. , but honest man had nothing to fear. Under his rule, Wallachia experienced an economical boom. He also fought agains the Ottoman Turks, led by Mahomed the Second, the conqurer of Constantinopol. He was a brilliant strategist on the battlefield. Vlad Tepes, as his father before him (Vlad Dracul), was a member of The Dragon League, a Christian chivarlic order established to fight the expansion of the Ottomans. This fact is at the origins of the name Dracula. It is a semantic confusion: Vlad the Empaler, being a member of this league, as a mentioned before, was nicknamed Vlad the Dragon, but the medieval Romanian language didn't contain this word (back in the days, the Romanian word for this creature was 'balaur', very different from the Latin word - I guess it is of Latin origins - 'dragon'. Instead, the Romanian word for the devil was (and still is) 'dracul', similar at a certain extent with the word 'dragon'. So Vlad the Dragon became Vlad Dracul or Draculea. This facts, combined with his cruelness (a just cruelness, I repeat) sparked the imagination of Bram Stoker, and the rest is history. Cheers !!!

[@VonThalberg]

Great description, down to the smallest detail, but I do want to add something, in regard of our friend's initial question. While it is true that vampires only became a thing for Romanians after Bram Stoker's book, we do have somewhat of a similarity from our folklore (that might have also served as an inspiration for mister Stoker). That would be the "strigoi". While this mythological creature comes in many variations, such as "striga" (coming from Strix, which means owl in latin... thus refering to a "nightwalker") or the creature known in english as a "lich" , in Romania it is the closest thing we have to a vampire. Much like a vampire, the Strigoi is a risen undead creature, which used to be a human that either broke an oath, led a live of sin, was cursed by a family member or a loved one or committed suicide. If one of the aforementioned conditions was met, then in seven days, the corpse would rise as a Strigoi, and haunt the villagers, praying upon them and... you guessed it... sucking their blood, in order to sustain itself. The giveaway for a Strigoi was that if his casket would be opened the next day after the burial, the corpse would not be facing up, but would rather sit on its side or on its belly. The countermeasures were: tied with a chain and garlic put in its mouth; pinned with a stake through the heart; decapitated and had holy water poured over it; ask a priest to "exorcise" the corpse and rebury it with a rosemary and a cross on its chest. I hope I satisfied your curiosity regarding the Romanian "vampires". Cheers !

[@CircleNine666]

We do have crocodiles here in Romania, visit the parliament building and you will see them

[@MM-zt9tf]

🤣🤣🤣

[@fratuvictormihai9356]

True :)))

[@tinatiyna7402]

I live in Sibiu, they really didn’t show the real beauty of this country..I mean..there are only 10 spots for this video but there is sooo much more..the landscapes..the mountains, the lakes, the waterfalls..Sooo much more..

[@quartzit]

Hi, I'm from Iasi and you should definitely visit my city, when it' s safe to travel again. It's the historical capital of Romania, it's a blend of old and new and constantly changing. We have residents from all over the world that come here for our universities or for work, so it's pretty diverse in the culinary and shopping experiences. Also we have the first and the biggest botanical garden in Romania, inaugurated in 1856, it sits on approximately 100 hectares of land and the rose garden alone is reason enough to visit, it has over 800 species of roses. You should look up videos of Iasi to see also the Palace of culture that houses 4 different museums now.

[@adrianpop6978]

Please react to Untold festival aftermovie 2019 , it takes place in Cluj- Napoca, Romania, I think you'll like it.

[@radudumanovschi3387]

Queen Maria (Mary) is from your country. She was the daughter of the Duke of York and Queen Victoria's grand-daughter.

[@mihaelab8775]

You can have weddings at the Dracula Castle, my parents did too! Also the Romanians like to keep traditions going that are like over 100 years old!

[@alexandrajianu3077]

What you've seen in this video it's just the preserved medieval parts of our cities and nature that most tourists are interested in, but there's a lot more than that. There's a bit of everything out here. As for the Dracula's myth and vampires, that's Bram Stoker's fault, he created this story around a 15th century Romanian prince Vlad the Impaler also known as Vlad Dracul. He became notorious for the brutal tactics he employed against his enemies and his preferred method was impalement, or driving a wooden stake through their bodies and leaving them to die of exposure. It was said he used to drink the blood of his enemies and all that but it's just fiction. 😄

[@NyalJAWC]

Oooo that’s so interesting, thank you

[@roroh3848]

So Bucharest is the capital of România. There is plenty of shopping in every city but major Cities are the ones in this video including Timisoara, Iasi, Cluj-Napoca.... there is soo much to see in România. Absolutely beautiful, rich in history and the people are so nice! Not talking about the political situation...hey politics is a mess everywhere in the world but the regular people are always the same. Romanians don’t and never believed in vampires. That’s a Hollywood myth... if you ever go and visit, take your time and take it all in just the way it is. This country is so beautiful, one of the most beautiful countries in the world. The monasteries are one thing everyone should see and there are plenty all around the country. I believe România is the cradle of European civilization and one of the most important pieces in that puzzle. Thank you for taking the time to make this video and for your interest in România.

[@artanimre282]

If you ever come to Romania , you will be our brother ❤🔥

[@NyalJAWC]

Ayy thank you bro ❤️

[@mikan8995]

We have the best parties in Romania ( clubs etc ) , Iasi , Bucharest , Cluj etc Also , we don’t believe in vampires , all the stories comes from Bran Castle You can find shopping centres in every city There are so many other places to see not only those ones

[@pumaherzogenaurach103]

hoti mizerie si cersetori...pe cine.prostesti?

[@SerG-ez2po]

@@pumaherzogenaurach103 toate țările au probleme, trebuie să fim mai mândri de țara noastră, schimbarea în bine vine de la noi.

[@pumaherzogenaurach103]

@@SerG-ez2po noi nu avem probleme noi suntem pe nicaieri suntem praf si pulbere sclavi la noi acasa coruptie mafie mizerie umana mult jeg si nici o sansa sa ne revenim!

[@SerG-ez2po]

@@pumaherzogenaurach103 ba eu cred ca da, trebuie doar sa avem incredere si sa ne schimbam felul de a fi. Germania a pierdut 2 razboaie mondiale si azi e pe locul 1. Noi macar putem sa nu mai ascultam manele si sa scuipam seminte in sant si deja am facut 10 pasi inainte.

[@GvpVavaRomania]

I've visited all those places except The Danube Delta and Cluj-Napoca. Regarding the vampire culture, we have many mistic creatures and traditions. We have strigoi which is like a hybrid between vampires and werewolfs. There are other nice places to visit such as Iași, Timișoara, Oradea, the Transfăgărășan road, The Danude Gorge and many others. For clubing : Bucharest, Mamaia, Brașov, Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara. Shopping Centere/ Malls in all cities (but shopping centers are not considered places that you must see/visit in Romania) Music Festivals (Edm-pop-rock) : Buftea (Summer well) ,Cluj-Napoca (Untold Festival), Bonțida (Electric Castle), Iași (Afterhills), Constanța (Neversea), Timișoara (Revolution Festival), Sighișoara (Dava Festival), Gornești - Teleki Castle (Awake Festival).

[@kosztafabiana3187]

😍

[@NyalJAWC]

That’s actually so cool bro, cheers for that

[@metalassassin8841]

Well if you didn't get to Transalpina you should, cuz same as Transfagarasan, is breathtaking

[@adi.lucaci]

No, we don't believe in Vampires. Our elders still believe in "Strigoi" which are somehow between zombies and ghosts. Many traditions involve rituals to drive away those evil sprits by putting garlic at windows so I think from this traditions migrated to vampires and how they are weak to garlic :))

[@NyalJAWC]

Oooo I understand, thank you for that bro 🙌🏽

[@HightLink]

@@NyalJAWC people also dig the grave and stick a wood stake in the heart of the dead person in case they belive it's a "strigoi"

[@AndreiIR000]

@@HightLink haven't heard of this actually been done. I am Romanian and have been living only in Romania for the last 40 years.

[@stanasimona5099]

That is a tradition from South of Romania, from Oltenia

[@cris9370]

At 12:48 if you look in the middle of the mountain, you actually can see the cable. You can go up there, where you see Brasov and have a wonderful view from above. Breathtaking

[@kate1diamond]

As someone else said, this video captured some of the tourist attractions, more of the historical part of Romania. City life is the opposite of what you've seen there but as tourists most people would like to see unique places and learn about the historical/cultural side of the country rather than the modern one. There are other videos about the music festivals ( known as some of the best in Europe), clubs, shopping centres and big modern architecture, which are targeting the younger people. Videos like the one you've seen are more popular as they present attractions suitable for all ages. Would be so cool to see you as a tourist there sharing your impressions.

[@NyalJAWC]

Oooo I’ll definitely have to take a look into it 🙌🏽

[@otiliajuni]

The Dracula story and the vampires started because an Irish writer Bram Stoker. His inspiration was our amazing emperor Vlad Tepes. Who fight amazing against the Ottoman empire for 20 years. His way of killing made Bram Stoker to call him Dracula. From this story was inspired the movies. Thank you for promoting our beautiful country!! Respect!❤

[@Kybak05]

Hy mate,search Baile-Herculane,Romania! Is a little city but 2000 years old! This city is amazing! Search and Timisoara,Transalpina,Transfagarasan,Mamaia,Oradea! PS: Untold Festival (Cluj-Napoca) and Sunwawes Festival (Black Sea Coast Mamaia) that is amazing Festivals!

[@madalinamatei5326]

Unfortunately 20%-25% of the population live abroad, but we do have a wonderful country, we are open and curious to discover other places because till 30 years ago we were not allowed to go out of the country due to communism, otherwise we could do anything we want in our country, we have sea, we have mountains, we have traditions, hope you'll find it interesting also😍

[@slavicdrill3211]

and gypsis🤢

[@NyalJAWC]

Romania is a beautiful country

[@dacadami]

@@slavicdrill3211 yes,the hungarian gypsis

[@slavicdrill3211]

@@dacadami no the rumanian

[@jorjocadan5808]

@@slavicdrill3211 the gypsies have Romanian nationality, they are two different ethnicity, check your facts before posting.

[@andreeatolbaru2071]

The capital is Bucharest where is the main shopping city, and it has also many restaurabts, clubs, bars.. Also the seaside is very famous for it s clubs, there s also hige festivals like Untold or Neversea. The video basically shows you only the historical part of Romania but there is so much more

[@GsmTips]

Nice one! Romanian here, living in the UK :)

[@mihaelab8775]

Which one do you like the most? Also I have family in Brasov and Bucharest! Plus there are no vampires, it's just a story!

[@NyalJAWC]

They all look so nice, and thank you

[@RagabejaAlexandru]

Hey bro! I enjoy your reactions since you seem like a genuine fellow. I grew up in Constanța, and have been to pretty much all of these places and they are as cool as they seem in this video, and they barely scratch the surface. You asked about clubs, the most popular ones would be in Bucharest throughout the year and in Mamaia (part of Constanța in the summer). However, I would recommend the South of the coast area, in Vama Veche which is a small sea resort that has a nice hippy vibe and where I always had a good time. Shopping malls are in every major city as well. Keep it up! 💪👏

[@NyalJAWC]

Ayy thanks bro appreciate it 🙌🏽

[@disfnq]

Glad you like it!

[@Catsea10]

I'm from South Coast, UK but my bf is from Prahova🇷🇴 so we love these videos hahaha

[@elenacodrescu5020]

Thank you ! Greetings from România!

[@bozgaalexandru9743]

Bro' I'm from Hunedoara, you can check for Corvin Castle and Cincis artificial lake. But if you think sometime to visit Romania it would be my pleasure to help with that.

[@alexandroandreeas1585]

Thank you bro 🤗❤️🇷🇴

[@crisspal8665]

I am from Brasov...love it!!

[@deea8024]

The video is more about cities but there are so many natural attractions like we have many beautiful waterfalls like Bigar Waterfall, a beautiful road called Transfagarasan, caves, the Happy Cemetery and many other things. And personally, among all the cities I love Cluj-Napoca, that's where I am in college and that city is so beautiful.

[@1oarecare784]

The vampire story is just a mythology, why? Because of Vlad Tepes. During his reign, Wallachia temporarily gained its independence from the Ottoman Empire. Vlad Țepeș became famous for his severity and because he used to shoot his enemies with spikes, which he left hanging to scare the Ottomans, for that the ottomans named Vlad Tepes alias Dracula . Romania has a beautiful, very beautiful history.

[@eduardilie9249]

I m from Brasov but I'm living in London!! The best city in the world were my Hart well alloys belong ❤💛💙.

[@ramonarafa9216]

There are a lot of stories and myths about mythological creatures here. Especially if you go to villages (mostly those in Transylvania), the older people there have stories about wereanimals, vampires, ghosts, iele (a type of fae folks), etc. that they either say they lived or they heard from their parents/grandparents. It's very fascinating to sit and listen to these stories.

[@mirelaboca1167]

I am from Timisoara 😍is such a beautiful town , you should check about this town . Romania is beautiful but Timisoara will be always close to my heart 😍😍😍

[@NyalJAWC]

Hopefully in the future I’ll be able to visit Romania and travel around, would be so cool

[@AndradaAnca]

I'm from Timisoara toooo 😊

[@TheDoNotDoItAgain]

at the minute 10’ about sinaia they talk about the “ corner flower “ it’s called and it’s on the verge of extinction. That flower it’s growing only around 2000 m altitude. You can get a big fine if you take one or, get arrested. It’s also a pink one similar with the rose but is growing on the ground level and it’s also protected. worth it to see Sinaia, my home town. Big up ! 💪🏼

[@elaninu1997]

Every major town has at least one mall, most of them have 2-3 malls. Best fun ever is at Untold festival in Cluj Napoca. Every city has clubs and there are a lot of clubs at the seaside in each resort

[@danmaximilianzilberman5163]

I am from Brasov Romania...It is beautiful!After Covid might be a good time, for you to go to Brasov...

[@alinalex5391]

Dracula comes from Vlad the Impaler, his nickname was Vlad Dracul (Vlad the Devil) and through books and writers its now Dracula. But the vampires are just a nice story embraced by the ones who administrate the castle probably, some people come for vampires, you cant tell them it doesnt exist, its a nice energy around it :D

[@Beepthesheep123]

the shopping centers are usually not in the old centers of the cities. sometimes you.ll see H&M in an old building camouflaged so it doesn.t disrupt the scenery:)) the malls at least in my city, Brasov, one is close to the center and the other one is almost at the edge of the city.

[@humanpaul6719]

You'll find shopping centres in every city, they just didn't show that. We have it all, just like regular cities all over the world, and then we have what you saw in that video too (and actually a lot more). If you were to come shopping and partying and all that good stuff you'll be done fairly soon, but if you were to come for the nature, the traditions, the food and everything else, a whole month is not enough. :) hope you'll come to Cluj one day!

[@AndradaAnca]

IT WAS SUPPOSED BE ANOTHER CITY TIMISOARA. The first city with electric street lights. Check it out. Everyone seems to forget about TIMISOARA and it hurts me.

[@danielhristea4208]

Insane Food in Romania - GIGANTIC MEDIEVAL BBQ + Mangalica Hairy Pig!-Try to see this if you resist! =D

[@mateusztkaczyk7857]

nice country ✌🏻

[@NyalJAWC]

Indeed it is :D

[@antoniaclaudia2983]

for shopping/clubs/pubs/bars/malls etc you can actually do that in every city in towns there aren't usually malls or big clubs or smthing like that, but there's always a city nearby that has them I guess when romanians splurge we go to Bucharest (the capital of Romania) because there are the biggest malls in the country, shops and brands from all over the world, you can find literally anything in Bucharest if you know where to look for it since Bucharest is in the south and Cluj-Napoca is in the northern part of the country, it just depends on where you're from cause no one is gonna drive 10 hours (or just sit in a train for 13-15 hours) from northern Romania just to go to Bucharest, they're gonna go to Cluj for the big malls and crazy clubs and all that actually since Cluj is more like a campus-city (it has the biggest university in the country) it is filled with young people so the whole vibe in that city is just really cool, there's an actual street dedicated to pubs/bars/clubs for students ("Piezișei" street) you can find cafes everywhere in Romania, we love coffee almost as much as italians lol so yeah, that video was more towards middle aged tourists that want to get "crazy" during their later years and decide to visit obscure places lol the medieval aspects, the rural places, traditions and stuff like that are great to visit it's sad that it didn't show the other side of romanians and how crazy we get during parties, we're really hospitable, we'll take any (good) stranger on an adventure with us we drink like russians and have fun like we're in Ibiza lol

[@Catalin207]

Hi From Sibiu, Romania :D you asked about that and i tell u that ,interesting is that we Romanians do not believe in vampires. There are people from the older generations, old people from the villages who believe in Strigoi, a kind of vampires, the more authentic Romanian version haha The Romanians from Transylvania don't promote the legend of Dracula so much either, maybe unfortunately, because we could make a lot of money in this sense, probably haha.Although there are many events, for example, Halloween takes place at Dracul's castle in Brasov, where many tourists from all over the world participate.Dracula is a real character in the person of Vlad Tepes who was the leader of Wallachia (the southern part of Romania) and later of Transylvania. He fought against the Ottoman Empire at the time and is considered a national hero, although the mode of torture for enemies or thieves was very brutal.What you saw in this clip are very few things about Romania, I hope you liked it and after all this pandemic ends, we are waiting for you in Romania. If you visit Sibiu, I would be happy to introduce it to you. Take care of yourself bro and I can't wait for a new clip about Romania or Romanian music, maybe pop or dance music also : D Have a nice day bro :D

[@paolopoempel3048]

It's a bit sad that this report showed so many cities which where built during the 900 year old tradition of Germans living in 'Transsylvania' - in their language 'Siebenbürgen' Brasov had the name Kronstadt, Cluj-Napoca was also a German town called Klausenburg, Sibiu was a kind of capital city of Siebenbürgen with the name 'Hermannstadt'. My mother and my siblings are born and raised there. finally Sigisoara - Another German town named 'Schässburg' The hometown of my father.

[@danimilea]

Watching you from Brașov, dude. Just visit sometime, you will not regret it. Cool video, I am glad you guys get to learn the truth about Romania. When I was there (1.5 years) I had to fight a lot of misconceptions about us. Romania is a great country to visit, living here is harder for the regular citizens but nobody can say anything bad about the country. :) And no, we don't believe in vampires, there are many superstitions but vampires are not among those. We have some other boogie man stories, the vampire stuff comes from Dracula, a fictional character. That character was inspired by Vlad Dracul, his ”thirst for blood” inspired Bram Stoker and Dracula was born. Actually Vlad was vicious just with thieves, murderers, corrupt boyars, etc... in our country he is the main hero, no a vampire. :) Cheers, mate. Loved the video..

[@danimilea]

And to answer your last question. All major cities in Romania have at least a couple shopping malls and the town centre is where you find the most shops, just like UK or any other country. What you will discover when you visit Romania is that we are more alike than we are not alike. :))

[@alinailea2582]

You should definetly see the salina turda ( salt mine turda) video- the best place to visit in Romania, also more photos from the mountains because the view will take your breath.. Cluj is really beautifull and fun for teenagers , a lot of things to do . Cluj and Bucharest are the most popular cities for shopping centers, and party.. I am fron Nasaud , the big croud of people in traditional costumes in the first part of the video , was in my city and they did a world record woth the most people in traditional costume in the same place- same moment

[@medc2592]

I am from Sibiu, we also have salt lakes called Ocna Sibiului and mud pools which are beneficial for skin healing and regeneration

[@MDe56]

Bucharest for shopping and clubs :D

[@ellyprsa5415]

Maramures u must visit

[@samuelneacsu1985]

I'm from Sibiu (CBU).. We saw "strigoi" once in our lives! :) 😅 😅

[@alexdarbouka686]

I am from Romania brother, you have to visit Romania in your life, you have to know people here, we are very friendly :)

[@georgeserban97]

Wow,i'm from Brasov ❤️ Love your videos my dude!

[@VegitoSsj3]

ferentari romania....... it is the end of the world

[@simonaileana3819]

I was all over the places presented in this video. Just letting you know that Vlad Tepes (known as Dracula), had never lived in Bran Castle. Dracula is an 1897 Gothic horror novel by Irish author Bram Stoker, he is the one we shall "blame" for what we all know today about Transilvania. :). We do not have vampires.

[@vlasceanucatalin9670]

The only conection we have with vampires is the Bram Stoker's book :)))

[@vladandrei09]

I live in Constanța and I m surprised it's above Cluj im ranking, personally I ve been everywhere in the video,glad you enjoyed my country I m looking forward to the your travel vlogs in my home country 😄 😊

[@mitch2115]

We are a mix of old buildings, citadels, castles and comunnist buildings. Transylvania has many castle and a rich history, Constanta is at the Sea side, history is a big port fromm the Roman empire, and modern clubbing, like Ibiza clubs,

[@monicatoncea6303]

To answer your questions : 1. There are sooo many shopping centres in all the cities. In Bucharest there are around 10 huge malls. What you saw in that video is just about 10% of what Romania has to offer and it was, mostly, hystorical places. 2. We do not belive in vampires! Us, as romanians, don’t even make a very big deal about vampires and Dracula, it’s mostly the foreigners that are fascinated with Dracula. And even Dracula did not really exist! The Bran Castel was the castel of one of the romanian leaders, back in the day, that used to impale the thieves and murderers or the people that were trying to conquer his teritory. He was considered very brutal in his punishments and “blood thirsty”, hence the Dracula/vampires miths. But he did not drink blood and there are no vampires in Romania (unless they are in costumes especially for turists). 3. Sibiu was never hungarian!! Translivania had never belong to Hungary (although hungarians like to think that). If you dig in the history a bit, Transilvania was always a part of Romania. The Austro-Hungarian regim did invade Romania and took Transilvania from us, for a short period of time, but we fought and got it back. A lot of hungarians remained in Transilvania though and now they are asking for “rights” (big, long, different story). 4. If you never visited Romania, you’re at a loss! Romania has sooo much to offer to turists!!

[@mitch2115]

About vampires, in Romania we call them "strigoi", in general people with blue eyes ho have/ar born with a strange skin on their head. They have the power to came bake from the deads an hunting family or friends, old people belive in this.

[@nelivartolomeu5673]

I suggest you to visit Mamaia. ..and Ceahlau Mountain and. ..The Iron Gates on Danube river and Maramureș... I am from Piatra Neamț

[@3dmaster-749]

I'm from the Brasov area 🇷🇴 Love your videos ❤

[@Akerman11]

This is Brașov is The Best video from Brașov.

[@Cryptomanul]

Hi, I'm very glad I saw this video. I'm from Romania. A tip I can give. If you overlook and accept the lack of highways, the poor condition of the roads that connect these wonderful places you will have an almost perfect stay. In summer don't forget to go to Mamaia, near Constanța, to the Black Sea. You will discover some very beautiful nightclubs where you can have maximum fun if your budget allows. They are not so cheap.

[@AndaDohotaru]

From Brasov the most beautiful of them all ❤️

[@ioanamarinmarin1589]

React at the Neversea festival that takes place at the sea side Constanta

[@samuelneacsu1985]

All what u saw there are old part of the city's! U should search for each city that u saw the comercial part off it.. The malls and promenadas areas!

[@cristinaagache9871]

In România the vampire is called "Strigoi" and it's related to the burrial rituals. I'm from Râmnicu Vâlcea that's near Sibiu. Now i live in Spanin. Highly recommend you to visit România. It's like time stood still in all this modern world.

[@cipriantepuse2585]

Can you please react at Untold festival In Romania ? I think you’ll enjoy it

[@HightLink]

So... the story with the vampires is that we had a ruller named Vlad Tepes and he was pretty ruthless, they say we used to have gold/silver cups at fountains because people were to scared to steal as Vlad Tepes was going to impaled pretty much anyone who was not ok. His "thirst" for blood was so big that he scared away not only the romanians but also the enemies. Later on Bram Stoker inveted the vampire we know today, the vampire that drinks blood. Hope that makes sense. We also miss him as he would probabile impale 99% of the politicians.

[@florentinaroman2528]

Vampires are not in the Romanian traditional culture. The concept was invented by Bram Stoker, author that never visited Romania

[@NyalJAWC]

Ohhh okay thanks bro

[@ilovemihai]

@@NyalJAWC The story of the vampires is an association between the story of "Count Dracula" and the ruler Vlad Tepes. The latter was ruthless with thieves and evildoers. He kills them, putting them in a thorn, from bottom to top, like meringues :)) And the story has developed over time. Cheers!

[@SuperAngelofglory]

Yes they are! Bram Stoker only invented Dracula, but we have countless legends about "strigoi" or "moroi" (which are basically vampires)

[@ladybee1024]

I'm from Constanta and I feel like they missed some nice places from here. (And no we don't believe in vampires but we love attracting tourists who are interested in our spooky stories. It's good marketing)

[@georgect93]

Pretty much every city has shopping centers, especially the big cities. I am from Bucharest. Population wise, Bucharest is kind of the same size as Birmingham (Bucharest - 1.9 million / Birmingham - 1.3 million) , but while Birmingham has one big mall, the Bullring, Bucharest has about 5 to 7 malls, plus shopping areas, some of them are twice or four times the size of Bullring. Honestly there could be more, but I lost count. This video only speaks about a few places. I've been to all, except Constanta (I've only passed through it on the way to the sea side) and the Danube Delta (I hate mosquitos and it is full of them in the summer), but visiting the other places, plus others, I still feel like I only visited 10% of my own country's main attractions and I feel so sorry for that. I am 28 and living in Birmingham now. Every holiday I spend at least 1 or 2 weeks back home and try to visit new or old places. The clubs, nightlife, summer time at the sea side or winter at the mountain side are the BEST!!! :) Oh...and the FOOD! The food is the BEST! :)

[@romaniaplus]

I was in all those places and hundreds more, Nyal!! They better in reality!

[@Lore86Ma]

I am from Sibiu❤ . I've been to many cities in my life but never been to one so beautiful as my hometown. And everything around it is so beautiful. The bridge in the Sibiu clip it's called The liar bridge and the story around it it's so beautiful .

[@paulandrei1368]

There are so many beautiful places in Romania...you need a 4 hour clip to include them all.

[@alexandru5917]

We don't really have vampires, but we have strigoi and moroi witch are way worse lmao. I am still scared of some of the stories I listened to as a kid.

[@departe5672]

Hope you will get one if you are coming to my country!

[@AllVid90]

Cluj-Napocaaa its my town

[@andreeabranescu7460]

In all the city are shops and restaurants and clubs and everything you can find in uk and more .. you just watch the history parts that can be visited

[@SuperAngelofglory]

Nope, no crocodiles. And no, they don't arrest you for picking the flowers. Usually, first offenders get a warning and if they are caught again, they get a fine! Also, I recommend Targu Jiu if you love art (it hosts the works of Constantin Brancusi, the father of modern European sculpture)

[@dumitracheangel9485]

Respect from Constanta !

[@katutzubv6]

I’m from Brasov. Probably the best city in world but for sure the best city from Romania!❤️

[@Alexandra..09]

😂 😂 😂 Oradea... Cluj.... Sibiu... Unde sunt?... Am fost in toate orasele mari din ardeal si pot spune ca cele 3 orase de mai sus sunt peste brasov

[@adrianvacarescu1698]

@@Alexandra..09 eu sunt din Constanta si pot spune ca Brasov e cel mai frumos oras de la noi, opinia mea

[@Alexandra..09]

@@LorDarcK6 😂😂😂👍

[@alexam1848]

Bucharest is known for the clubs, restaurants, cafés. Shopping usually in the malls.

[@ginger5144]

From Constanta, Romania. East side of the country where Black Sea is. Is gourgeous, also the casino. All people from here believes that are many ghosts in that Casino. Inside is very creepy and strange

[@m0vx]

All these cities have shopping centers and clubs. Especially Bucharest and Cluj

[@scoicaioan1839]

You should see the night life in Romania🔥❤

[@marilenaluca2485]

I am Romanian an yes, i saw all those places! Romania it`s absolutly amazing! And no, we don`t belive in vampiars:)) it`s just marketing . for any questions, i am here

[@bumbuelias7489]

First, part 2 And in romania nothing alse talking about vampires and dracula I'm from Romania☺

[@Gobappsis]

also you need to see transfagarasan,transalpina,sfinx,the statue of decebal and Oradea City

[@TheLordul20]

no crocks or aligator :D we have vipers!

[@ao6940]

They are quite big cities you can Google them up see the population and the size of them

[@betolxrd.17k76]

Vlad Țepes (DRACULA) was a lord who impaled the enemies and put those sticks in the ground like a wall

[@sikossumad6712]

hy from Cluj Napoca!

[@dachaneleduardo8084]

If you are interested in places in Romania look for valize vesele (cheerful suitcases)

[@alexr833]

From Brasov living in Edmonton London. Moving out to Cambridge soon

[@axt2136]

I've visited it all, but there are many places more beautiful than this top.. here is all about the cities, but there are places like Transfagarasan and Transalpina (beautiful roads in the mountains), Cazanele Dunarii (one of my favorite places in Romania, it's at the border between Romania and Serbia), Maramures, Hunedoara castle, Salina Slanic Prahova

[@CasperuL]

Cluj Napoca no doubt . you'll get both of the worlds

[@michelleb4209]

I grew up in Sibiu, and it is just as beautiful as in the video, with so much more to offer!!! Highly recommend you visit Romania in general, very rich in culture, history and architecture... and, Romanians know how to party!!! Even after so many years in Canada, I still prefer the Romanian parties the best 😉😁