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It is still difficult for gay people in Romania to be open about their sexuality with many living relatively discreet lives. Go beyond the capital city of Bucharest and into the large countryside and you will find there is a much more conservative mentality, especially among the gypsy community.
The first ever Gay Fest was held in Bucharest in 2004 putting the city on the map as a gay and lesbian destination for people in Romania and across Europe. Bucharest’s gay pride is now held annually in May/June.
As a tourist, vampire chasing in the Transylvania casters is often the most popular activity, but once done with that there is plenty more to see. Romania has rich landscapes and a varied history with excellent options for camping and hiking, skiing in the Carpathian Mountains that are still the home of brown bears, wolves and lynxes. Alternatively enjoy the wine regions of Tarnave, Cotnari, Murfatlar or Dealu Mare.
In a world where art can sometimes feel distant or impersonal, illo.roo brings it back home — to moments, to memories, and to the spaces we love most. Founded by UK-based mixed media artist Ruth Lapka, illo.roo celebrates the beauty of everyday life through vibrant, tactile artworks that capture the emotional heartbeat of special places.
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Located at the lush crossroads of Brentwood and Bel‑Air, Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel has joined World Rainbow Hotels to offer an oasis of sophistication, wellness, and inclusivity.
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