A diverse multi-denominational European region, in Transylvania you can find towns with orthodox, latin and greek-catholic, calvinist, lutheran and unitarian churches close one to another.

Some of the strongest Transylvanian Middle Ages citadels - such as Sighisoara or even Sibiu - better preserved the medieval flavor - a charming mixture of demureness and quietness. Others, like Brasov or Cluj-Napoca, developed into today's cosmopolitan booming cities, the fastest growing cities with ancient traditions in Romania.

Transylvania is famous for its castles and fortresses: from the austere, legendary Bran Castle to the Gothic castle of John Hunyadi, a great army commander in the Middle Ages.

The German settlers lived in compact, well-organized communities.

Maramures region is the chosen home of the authentic rural Romanian civilization.