Salina Turda was a salt mine located in Romania. It was opened somewhere in the 17th century and closed in 1932. Sixty years later it was converted into an insane underground amusement park. Check it out.

The Enigma Café from Cluj-Napoca, Romania took approximately two years to build and features amazing moving sculptures and intricate wall designs. It is definitely a must-visit venue on anyone’s trip to the country.

17-year-old Romanian model Emma has recently taken the long wedding dress trains to a new level.

Southern Romania is paralysed by heavy snow leaving a lot of people stuck in their cars. The country has even drafted in the army to rescue hundreds of travellers stranded by blizzards that dumped up to a meter of snow in 24 hours.

These are photos of the US Air Force Thunderbirds in Romania at the 2011 Constanta Air Show. They are nothing short of majestic as they perform back to back mirror flights high overhead. They are truly amazing pilots and aircraft.

romania is very beautiful.this are just a few photos.i thought i should upload them, to show that it really is a wonderfull country.

Last Thursday was the most shocking day for the Parliament of Romania. The session was overshadowed by TV engineer, the father of two children Adrian Sobaru who decided to jump from 7-meters-high balcony in protest over government budget cuts that had affected his family. He was wearing “you-killed-our-children’s-future” t-shirt, but luckily his injures weren’t life–threatening. When he was taken out on a stretcher to the emergency, Adrian continued shouting the word “feedom”.

Seeing Adriana Iliescu and her 5-year-old daughter Eliza walking hand in hand, you are more likely to believe that they are a great grandparent and a granddaughter. Adriana, a writer from Romania, delivered Eliza at the age of 66, and she is 72 now. She became the oldest mother in the world in 2005 thanks to IVF.

People call Adriana granny for fun, but she got used to it. And what would you say if a 72-year-old woman delivers another child?

Edit: These are supposedly poor neighborhoods of Slovakia. Thanks a lot to our visitors who helped us to get the facts straight :)