City: Romania

Romania, Romania

Capital and largest city: Bucharest 44°25′N 26°06′E / 44.417°N 26.100°E / 44.417; 26.100

Official languages: Romanian

Recognised minority languages: Albanian Armenian Bulgarian Czech Croatian German Greek Italian Macedonian Hungarian Polish Romani Russian Rusyn Serbian Slovak Tatar Turkish Ukrainian Yiddish

Ethnic groups (2011): 88.9% Romanians 6.1% Hungarians 3.0% Roma 0.2% Ukrainians 0.2% Germans

Demonym: Romanian

Government: Unitary semi-presidential republic

• President: Klaus Iohannis

• Prime Minister: Viorica Dăncilă

Legislature: Parliament

• Upper house: Senate

• Lower house: Chamber of Deputies

Formation

• Kingdom of Dacia: 168 BC

• Roman conquest: 106

• Migration Period: 275 – 10th century

• First Romanian polities: 10th century – 1330

• Principality of Wallachia: 1330

• Principality of Moldavia: 1346

• Principality of Transylvania: 1570

• First union under Michael the Brave: 1600

• United Principalities: 24 January 1859

• Independence from the Ottoman Empire: 9 May 1877 / 1878

• Kingdom of Romania: 14 March 1881

• Great Union: 1 December 1918

Area

• Total: 238,397 km (92,046 sq mi) (81st)

• Water (%): 3

Population

• 2017 estimate: 19,638,000 (59th)

• 2011 census: 20,121,641 (58th)

• Density: 84.4/km (218.6/sq mi) (117th)

GDP (PPP): 2018 estimate

• Total: $474.032 billion (42nd)

• Per capita: $25,533 (61st)

GDP (nominal): 2018 estimate

• Total: $204.943 billion (49th)

• Per capita: $11,817 (67th)

Gini (2013): 34 medium

HDI (2015): 0.802 very high · 50th

Currency: Romanian Leu (RON)

Time zone: EET (UTC+2)

• Summer (DST): EEST (UTC+3)

Date format: dd.mm.yyyy (AD)

Drives on the: right

Calling code: +40

Patron saint: Saint Andrew

ISO 3166 code: RO

Internet TLD: .ro

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Coordinates: 46°N 25°E / 46°N 25°E / 46; 25
Restaurants in Romania

1. Jilava Fort 13

Sabarului Street 1, Jilava 077120 Romania http://www.promovare-jilava.ro/en/touristic-objectives/fort-13/

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5.0 based on 4 reviews

2. Military Museum

Calea Armatei Romane, Oradea 410087 Romania +40 765 305 752

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5.0 based on 8 reviews

3. Expo Moto Bucovina

Gradinita Numarul 2 DN2E, Horodnic de Sus 727301 Romania +40 230 567 188 http://www.expomotobucovina.ro

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5.0 based on 2 reviews

4. Romanian Navy Museum

Strada Traian 53, Constanta 900725 Romania +40 241 619 035 http://www.romguide.net/Visit/The-Romanian-Navy-Museum_vt5df

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4.5 based on 48 reviews

5. Museum of Communism

Bulevardul Regele Carol I, Targoviste 130010 Romania +40 245 613 946 http://www.muzee-dambovitene.ro/index.php/component/content/article/12-prezentare/muzee/75-metamorfozele-unui-loc-al-memoriei

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4.5 based on 28 reviews

6. Weapon Museum

Cositorarilor 5, Sighisoara 545400 Romania +40 265 771 108

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3.5 based on 14 reviews

7. Military Surplus & Outdoor Equipments

Bulevardul Decebal 42, Oradea 410205 Romania +40 751 798 585 [email protected] http://www.militarysurplus.eu

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3.0 based on 2 reviews

Reviewed By 708militarys

Great store, excelent customer service, great prices, they have real army surplus items! This is a great mixture of necessary survival products and good ol' fun stuff!!! You will find things that you didn't realize you needed!!! Owners and employees are very knowledgeable, with an addition of kindness!

8. Pasii Romaniei prin Socialism si Democrakie

Strada Lazar Gheorghe La Potcoavă, Hunedoara 331060 Romania

A novel and unusual collection of military costumes and objects from the communist era. There is an elementary school classroom, a living room and much more!

9. Eternity Cemetery - Cimitirul Eternitatea

Strada Eternitate Nr 121, Iasi 700259 Romania +40 232 475 229 [email protected] http://www.spiasi.ro/module/cimitir/eternitatea.php

It was created in 1876 where the personalities from Iasi and Moldova region are buried. There are many beautiful funerary monuments and statues created by Frederic Fairing and Salvador Scutari. You can found the tomb of: Ion Creangă - writer, Mihail Kogălniceanu - Prime Minister, Petru Poni - chemist, George Topîrceanu - poet, Otilia Cazimir - writer, Sabin Bălașa - painter, Mihai Codreanu - poe

10. Muzeul Orasenesc Lipova

Str Nicolae Balcescu Nr 21, Lipova 315400 Romania +40 257 563 303 http://www.primarialipova.ro/obiective/muzeul-orasului-lipova/

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City: Romania

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1. Jilava Fort 13

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5. Museum of Communism

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8. Pasii Romaniei prin Socialism si Democrakie

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10. Muzeul Orasenesc Lipova

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