City walks in Romania

An itinerary that includes a series of urban artworks (graffiti, sculpture, murals), older or more recent, with the possibility of stopping at some of the tourist attractions in Iasi.

A walk through Bucharest's Old Town, passing through streets equivalent to the city's historical center, plus an escape in the Cișmigiu garden and a few moments of bohemian relaxation on more or less hidden alleys, close to Calea Victoriei.

The route checks off symbolic places relevant for the days that marked the Union of the Romanian Principalities in January 1859 or the Great Union in 1918. The central figure of the tour is Prince Al. I. Cuza.

Traseul cultural urban „Crucile Costenilor și Păjiștenilor”, după numele câtorva străzi parcurse, face parte dintr-o serie de trei astfel de trasee care-și propun să promoveze explorarea sustenabilă a cartierului Schei, probabil cel mai pitoresc din Brașov.

A route that is half urban exploration - half hike through the forest. It takes you to some of the crosses in the Schei borough, as well as to some of the most popular viewpoint spots that many use to get fabulous pictures of Brașov at the foot of Mount Tâmpa.

A walk through Galati reaching the main sights of the city; it can be done on foot or by bike.

A walk through two old Bucharest districts - Armenian and Ioanid - that is perfect for discovering fin de siècle, neo-Mudejar or Art Deco architecture, and modern street art. You'll catch your breath in some of the most beautiful Bucharest parks. The final hunt for Little-Paris-like details ends on Lascăr Catargiu Bld, which might seem like a stadium compared to the back streets at the start of your walk.

This is one of the many possibilities to see the historic center of Sibiu, with suggested stops at the main tourist attractions in the city.

This walk might easily qualify as a historical route: in the old days (that is, until the 19th century), this was one of the roads leading from the vibrant downtown Bucharest to the city's outskirts. Your final destination, Obor Marketplace, has evolved from a marshland where peasants sold their cattle to the most sought-after market in Bucharest, for its low prices and wide variety of products.

A perfect walk if you have a day to kill in Constanta or to add to the list of activities you can do here, besides sunbathing and swimming.