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 [Killing Batteries] Romania/Moldova lists: You get it all here - the usual local drivers invoking the patented Romanian combination of bursting appendix urgency crossed with ringing cell phone distraction. Then you also have the vacationers who are often lost (due to the above mentioned poor signage) and driving like they have all week to get to where they’re going - because they do.

 [Eoin Grosch] Brasov: Jason would be hosting us.  He’s a peace corps volunteer who’s been in Romania for a few years.  Really generous guy, very laid-back, and willing to help.  There were already two other girls staying with him.  Two Americans from FSU.  Oh man, it was like they just stepped out of a alternative frat party.  American Apparel, hairy legs and armpits, politics, and mostly talking about wanting to get “tanked” or how they were “tanked”

[Make Jet] Romania - Bucharest, Dracula and Transylvania: Located in the center of the country, Brasov is surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains. The city is a resounding example of old world Romania with an ancient center city square and little cafes throughout.

[colinmalloy.net/travel] Budapest: The Transylvania Trip: On the train, Andy, JiPi and I acted silly because of our beers (or at least used them as an excuse to act silly). I mean, in the course of three hours, one of my friends managed to consume two entire liters of beer.

 [TravelPod.com Recent Updates] Left Romania for Bulgaria - Razgrad, Bulgaria: Ok so after Cluj I really started my hitch hiking and went to sibiu for the TIFF (transylvania international film festival) to see a few movies (saw an excellent documentary of Bob Dylan on a temporary outside movie theatre), couch surfed with two german guys doing their required social service (i think its a really cool idea that its required to do a year of social service in germany either in the military, within germany, or as these guy's case internationally), saw germany lose to i think Turkey?? and listened to a bunch of german curse words while they were losing.

 [PeterGreenberg.com] From West to East: A Unique European Adventure: For hikers, owners Jeanette and Klaus, who live on site, provide brand-new hiking boots, poles, and a backpack with water, snacks and an emergency kit. The surrounding land is about as rustic and charming as the storybooks: We waded through unmarked trails, using the mountain in front as compass;

 [Travel & Tourism] Romania- Gem in Eastern Europe: The Black Sea and Brasov ski resorts are the usual destinations for the visitors to Romania, and whilst they offer a wide choice of entertainment, these are the usual type of facility, which can be found almost anywhere. Restricting yourself to these areas ,means you actually miss the real Romania and its people.

 [Expedia Property SL Web Log] Useful Information - Romania: Some of Europe’s best-preserved mediaeval towns are to be found in Romania, in Brasov, Sibiu (crowned European Capital of Culture 2007) and Sighisoara, which perfectly reflect Transylvania’s heritage. Tiny ancient shops and houses line .

 [TravelPod.com Recent Updates] Transylvania - In search of Dracula on Valentines. - Brasov, Romania: I hiked all the way up that slippery snowy hill by myself and where I though I might have dropped the card, got on my hands and knees and pushed the snow and dirt aside in hopes of finding that card – instead on that hill I found nothing but a path of empty dreams. It looks like I wont by catching my train after all, I have no money.

 [CompassWP Blog] INTRODUCTION TO ROMANIA: The medieval Saxon towns of Brasov and Sighisoara are of great tourist appeal. Their Transylvanian hill location and association with everybody’s favourite Vampire has put them firmly on the tourist map.

 [sabarod's recent TravelPod.com updates] Brasov: Just take a look at the pics and you'll see why I've been looking forward to making it to Transylvania and the Carpathian Mountains for a while now. The region, including Brasov, Rasov, Bran, Sinaia, .

 [Around the World in 300 Days] Transylvania to Turkey: Upon arrival I fought with a Gypsy women after catching her hand in my pocket going for my wallet. I stopped her with my one free hand but in the process inadvertently cracked her on the noggin with my elbow.

 [The Other Omylouse Strikes Back!!!] Romania: (Alina is mid twenties, lives in Brasov, loves hiking, speaks excellent English & is great company!) After lunch we were driven to an old hill fortress at Rasnov that was build by the peasants of 3 local Saxon towns.

[The Travel Snob] From Dracula to the Black Sea to Hiking, Winetasting & Culture ...: Home to some of the best preserved medieval towns in Europe, as well as the legend of Dracula. Worthy of a visit are Sighisoara, Brasov and Sibiu, feted along with Luxemburg as the 2007 "European Capital of Culture."

[Hiking] Romania, the land of natural wonders: Our first stop was in Brasov, smack in the middle of the Transylvania region. Brasov itself is a magical town situated in the valley of two mountain ranges, nicely nested and protected, with perfect access

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