Dog-friendly holidays in Romania

The trail leading from the Peșteana village to the homonymous marsh is an easy path that climbs through a deciduous forest and reaches a wide plateau. From here,  you have one of the most beautiful panoramic views over the crest of the Retezat Mountains.

An itinerary that includes a series of urban artworks (graffiti, sculpture, murals), older or more recent, with the possibility of stopping at some of the tourist attractions in Iasi.

One of the classic routes around Brașov; it goes along well-trodden paths by many hikers and even cyclists. It is also known as the "Yellow Road".

An easy hike that surrounds the Tâmpa Mountain, without reaching the top. It follows various easy-to-spot tourist markings, it also meets the most touristic climbing route.

The route touching all the gazebos built above the Băile Herculane resort is an excellent opportunity for a short hike, as well as a very good reason to take a series of memorable pictures.

A classic and leisurely walk from one resort to the other on the Romanian coastline. You can complete this walk at any time of the year, in any direction you prefer. It adds a touch of physical activity to a lazy vacation at the seaside, spent mainly at the beach.

A moderate, marked circuit that runs along Lake Tarnița, climbs to the Piatra lui Lucaci viewpoint, and returns fairly gently through the forest to the starting point.

This path is part of the narrow-gauge route that once linked all iron exploitations near Hunedoara - the Transylvanian mining railway.  It is perfect for a relaxing historic walk, and leads through the longest tunnel in the area.

Having a landscape similar to that of the Baiului Mountains, Mount Grohotiș offers relaxing mountain hikes. The hike to Grohotiș Peak might seem endless, but nevertheless rewarding.

A hiking route suitable even for beginners, with superb views over the valleys and hills near Bran and Moieciu mountain resorts, but also with a panorama of the Bucegi Mountains.