The main destination of this trip is Romania, a fascinating country with a long history influenced by the christian Habsburg Monarchy on the one side and the Ottoman Empire on the other side.
This lead to a rich cultural and architectural heritage and some phantastic UNESCO world heritage sites. With the Carpathians Romania owns the largest and one of the last primeval mountain forest
areas of Europe where still thousands of brown bears live and the Danube Delta at the Black Sea forms the second biggest river delta of Europe with a very special ecosystem for flora and fauna.
Hence, the cultural heritage, the nature and the wildlife create a perfect mixture for an interesting trip on the Balkans.
As our way to Romania leads along the river Danube, we also visited some of the historic towns in Germany and Austria along this longest river of Europe.
Hărman Fortified Church
UNESCO Natural Heritage DANUBE DELTA (4700 sqkm)
Horse carriages are very common