Romania

By Taylor Davis

• Many People in

Romania play street

music to earn money.

This man is playing a

violin on a street in

Bucharest.

• This is a painted Romanian Monastery in Bucovina, part of an old province in Moldavia. They can be found throughout Romania.

• This is the Vega Hotel right on the Mamaia beach. It has a pool and 125 rooms. A great getaway place.

• This is the Peles Castle. It is the most famous castle in Romania. It was once home to the all famous Dracula. The Peles Castle is located in the heart of the Carpathian mountains.

• Around Easter, Romanian women take hallowed out eggs and decorate them with many colors and designs.

• This shows Romanian students dancing, some in traditional clothing some not. They also shared traditional food from there home religion.

• This is a photo of one of the many Orthodox Churches in Romania. Romanian priests are all happily married.

• In the picture shown is one of Romania’s traditional foods called Cozonaci. It can be round or rectangular in shape, symbolizing Christ’s grave.

• Romania has very strong winds and is one of the best countries to have wind farms.

• The bears of Romania have been taken from the wild and put into cages as roadside attractions. This is a photo of a bear being held captive.

• This a picture of the Carpathians. There are long plain paths going down hills till they reach the bank of the Danube river.

• The Romanian Sphinx, Bucegi Mountains in Romania has, from an angle, resembles a human face.

• The Peoples Palace in Bucharest, Romania is one of mankind's most expensive building projects in Romania.

• This is Mamia. Romania’s number one beach on the Black Sea coast.

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