Catch a Glimpse of History with a Romanian Marathon Vacation

Romania is an up comer on the European running market and still a bit unknown to most runners. However, if you decide to you will not regret it. Romania is situated the heart of Europe bordering the Black Sea, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Hungary, Serbia, and Moldova. The mountain rich nature is spectacular and the history intriguing. The resorts along the Black sea are grand and attract many Sun-loving tourists. The Transylvania Castles are a must see. It can be wise to run fast if you visit the Bran Cas ... Continuer la lecture

Romania is an up comer on the European running market and still a bit unknown to most runners. However, if you decide to you will not regret it. Romania is situated the heart of Europe bordering the Black Sea, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Hungary, Serbia, and Moldova. The mountain rich nature is spectacular and the history intriguing. The resorts along the Black sea are grand and attract many Sun-loving tourists. The Transylvania Castles are a must see. It can be wise to run fast if you visit the Bran Castle, near Brașovsee and meet the ghost of its previous owner - Mr Dracula himself.

With the country's stunning medieval castles, traditional Saxon villages, picturesque mountains and vibrant nightlife, it's no wonder that Romania is fast becoming one of the world's most popular destinations for runners. The art museums, live music and inspired architecture of Bucharest have earned Romania's capital the nickname, "Paris of the East." Popular areas for local runners, Bucharest's parks provide athletes with ideal settings to train for running races in Romania. A UNESCO world heritage site, the Danube Delta offers travelers spectacular hiking and bird-watching opportunities. Wine aficionados will delight in the abundance of vineyards that dot the landscape in the country's Wallachia region. Romanians love to celebrate. Visitors will usually encounter at least one major festival where sleepy towns come alive with traditional Romanian singing, dancing, local art and culinary specialties. Originally settled by the ancient Greeks, the beaches of the Black Sea accommodate vacationing Romanians escaping rising inland temperatures every summer. A marathon vacation in Romania gives runners the unique opportunity to discover this culturally rich Eastern European gem.