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TransylvaniaOoaj Travel Guide, tourism, hotel reservation, residence, plane, cheap pension for you holidays in transylvaniaFree Travel guide Ooaj.com A free travel guide for holidays. Hotels in transylvania, Bed and Breakfast!Europe : Eastern Europe : Romania : Transylvania
Transylvania is the largest region of Romania. It is also the westernmost region, the most prosperous, and perhaps the best known.
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![]() UnderstandEven though many people know it for being a land of bloodthirsty vampires and never-ending forests, Transylvania is, in terms of natural beauty, the best Romania offers. Transylvania is certainly one of the most beautiful natural regions in Europe, and all this is offered at a price far below that of, say, Germany or France. And if you're not into mountains, forests and landscapes, Transylvania has all the history and culture you want - from medieval fortress towns and monasteries to lively cities with stunning baroque architecture. Although now part of Romania, the history of Transylvania has more to do with Hungary and the former Austro-Hungarian Empire, as far as administration is concerned. However the population has been and remains overwhelmingly Romanian. ![]() TalkNowadays, everyone in Transylvania speaks Romanian, though for many of the ethnic Hungarians -- about 12% of the population, but far more in certain areas -- Hungarian is actually their first language. Few native German-speakers remain, but in any sizeable town you should be easily able to find people who speak at least moderately good English, French, or German. ![]() Get inTransylvania is relatively easy to access, due to its relative economic prosperity, tourism industry and proximity to Central Europe. ![]() Get around![]() Eat![]() Drink![]() Stay safeTransylvania is not a land of dangers lurking around each darkened corner. It houses a relatively large bundle of police headquarters, so that if anything goes amiss in your journey, help will be close by. On the other hand, especially in heavily touristed towns like Sinaia, there will be some con men out to prey on tourists. Beware of the "maradona". ![]() Get out
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