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Events & Festivals in spring (March to May)Junii Brasovului (one week after the Orthodox Easter)
Junii Brasovului (The Youth of Brasov) is a unique festival in Romania. It takes place every year, one week after the Orthodox Easter but efforts are made in order to organize it on a fixed date so it would be easier for foreign tourists to make visitting plans to Brasov durring this outstanding festival. What is it so outstanding about it? Well, first of all the breathtaking beautiful horses. The old Romanian nobility invests huge amount of money in horses only to use them once a year in this parade, completed by the amazing old uniforms they are wearing.
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Martisor Day (March 1)
Martisor means love, purity, triumph of wormth on coldness, of light on darkness and love on hatred. It is a day when every single Romanian male makes small gifts with a red-white ribbon to every important woman or girl in his life. Is is a romantic day and if today you take a walk on the streets of any Romanian City (we recommend Brasov, Targu Mures, Iasi or Sibiu) you will feel warmth in your heart because you will be surrounded by flowers and red-white ribonned small gifts baughtb by everyone to the loved ones.
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Sibiu Jazz Festival (May 11 to May 17)
Sibiu Jazz Festival is the most important Jazz event in Romania on account of its longevity, its durability and the impressive number of jazz figures who honoured it by their presence.
Famous jazz figures have had concerts at this Festival: Jan Garbarek - Norway; Sbigniew Namislowsky, Jan Wroblewski - Poland; Martial Solal, Didier Lockwood, Louis Sclavis, Jean- Francois Jenny-Clark, Birelli Lagrene - France; Gunther Hampel, Gunter “Baby” Sommer, Barbara Dennerlein, Silvia Droste, Joachim Kuhn, Peter Herbolzheimer, Alexander von Schlippenbach Germany; Jeanne Lee, Lynne Arriale, Charles Lloyd, Bill Evans USA; Liz Magnes, Zaviot Harald Rubin - Israel; Courtney Pine Great Britain (Source: sibiujazz.ro)
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The ENESCU Festival (August 30 - September 26)
No festival in Romania or in the world brings out more the cultural traditions of these lands than the George Enescu Festival. That is why the "George Enescu" International Music Festival and Competition is considered to be the most important cultural event in Romania and one of the most important in Europe. As written in The Guardian (British newspaper), "The mighty Salzburg Festival now has a rival", or in the Austrian Observer, "The Salzburg Festival could only dream of such a first rank concert list", the Enescu Festival gains more and more recognition worldwide.
The festival is held once in two years and you should go see it at least once in your life (the truth is, if you go once you'll probably go again).
August 30 - September 26: The ENESCU Festival
No festival in Romania or in the world brings out more the cultural traditions of these lands than the George Enescu Festival. That is why the "George Enescu" International Music Festival and Competition is considered to be the most important cultural event in Romania and one of the most important in Europe. As written in The Guardian (British newspaper), "The mighty Salzburg Festival now has a rival", or in the Austrian Observer, "The Salzburg Festival could only dream of such a first rank concert list", the Enescu Festival gains more and more recognition worldwide.
The festival is held once in two years and you should go see it at least once in your life (the truth is, if you go once you'll probably go again).
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August 30 - September 26: The ENESCU Festival
No festival in Romania or in the world brings out more the cultural traditions of these lands than the George Enescu Festival. That is why the "George Enescu" International Music Festival and Competition is considered to be the most important cultural event in Romania and one of the most important in Europe. As written in The Guardian (British newspaper), "The mighty Salzburg Festival now has a rival", or in the Austrian Observer, "The Salzburg Festival could only dream of such a first rank concert list", the Enescu Festival gains more and more recognition worldwide.
The festival is held once in two years and you should go see it at least once in your life (the truth is, if you go once you'll probably go again).
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Quick tips
Gifts from Romania
Being tired of buying kitsch? Then here are some tips about presents worth buying from Romania.
The first on the list would be the Romanian wine, one of the undiscovered treasures of Eastern Europe...
Need a translator?
Wheter is official paperwork, a romantic letter or a website, very often you find yourself in need of a good translator. Romanians are known as beign the best foreign language speakers in Europe so find a translator here...
