Held every two years in Bucharest, the George Enescu Festival is Romania's most important classical music event. It attracts top international performers and celebrates Romania's greatest composer, George Enescu.
Easter is one of Romania’s most significant holidays, marked by colorful traditions like egg painting, church services, and festive family meals. Rural areas offer an especially authentic experience of these customs.
Romania is famous for its handmade crafts, including pottery, embroidered clothing, wooden carvings, and woven carpets. Markets and villages across the country offer a chance to see artisans at work.
During summer, many regions celebrate their cultural roots with folk festivals featuring traditional costumes, music, and dance performances. Visitors can experience authentic Romanian hospitality and vibrant traditions.