As mentioned in previous articles, on the 1st of December Romania celebrates Great Union Day — this year, the 104th. To join in the celebration, I thought I would share some interesting bits about the country’s name. The following are taken from Wikipedia and are presented under the Wikimedia commons. Happy National Day, Romania!
While browsing YouTube, I came across some videos about my native country, Romania. I think they are pretty cool and I would like to share a few of them in a blog post. I invite you to check them out and learn some cool facts about Romania. And one more, to clarify why Italy is • Read More »
A non-religious version of Valentine’s Day, Dragobete is a festive Romanian holiday, observed on the 24th of February, that is associated with love and the arrival of spring. Dragobete is an observance and not a national public holiday in Romania. According to myth, Dragobete was the son of Baba Dochia (“baba” means old lady in • Read More »