Before you start shopping in Romania you need to buy the local currency – Lei. Prices in some stores are also indicated in Euros but only national monetary units are accepted for calculation. Currency exchange is carried out only by Banks so it is necessary to find the nearest branch. The working schedule of stores is usually standard; from 9 am to 6 pm. Romanians however take a lunch break from 12 noon to 3 pm. The larger cities are richly equipped with places offering round-the-clock sales.
Carol Hotel located in the resort area of Constanta, is a classic example of the old “rustic” style. The abundance of the carved wood of …
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The pearl of an elite vacation in Romania is the JW Marriott Bucharest hotel with its low-key luxurious nature, drawing the attention of worthy …
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Another thing of pride for the Romanians is the high-quality clothing of leather and knitwear. You can buy clothes, shoes and bags made of genuine leather of the highest quality for a low price. Romania is similar to Italy in this regard, also offering its guests an original design of durable leather products. Warm sweaters from angora and cashmere both of industrial and handicraft production, are another option for souvenirs that can be brought from Romania.
Stupina Bed & Breakfast is a modern hotel complex built in a classic old European-house style employing a timber farming technology. The age-old dark …
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Palas Mall in the city of Iasi is a real palace where you can find goods of low prices, good quality and variety to choose from. An additional pleasant trifle is a huge food court with fast food joints and authentic local restaurants. Shopping in Palas Mall not only entails the acquisition of useful things, but also very tasty and varied food at affordable prices.
The cheerful and hospitable people of southern agrarian Romania take great care of their traditions. Many national holidays date back to ancient times …
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