Romania Photo of the Day by Dreamstime: Vineyard in autumn colors
The Romania Photo of the Day created in partnership with stock photo provider Dreamstime aims to highlight the best of Romania. From stunning landscapes and popular tourist destinations and landmarks to people, traditions, and food, this…
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The Romania Photo of the Day created in partnership with stock photo provider Dreamstime aims to highlight the best of Romania. From stunning landscapes and popular tourist destinations and landmarks to people, traditions, and food, this series helps you discover Romania one photo at a time. This week, we put the focus on beautiful Romanian landscapes in autumn colors.
Romania is one of the largest wine producers in Europe, with its tradition of wine-making dating back thousands of years, and many medals won in contemporary international competitions – but it is underrated and prices remain affordable. (Photo source - click on the number to get to the photo 60062648 © Iulian Dragomir | Dreamstime.com)
As for the wineries and vineyards themselves, they are scattered throughout the country in beautiful locations worth visiting not only for the delicious wines, but for the local flair and enchanting scenery as well.
The country is home to more than 250 wine cellars, says rolandia.eu, which can be visited anytime during the year, for wine tasting sessions, as well as rest and relaxation.
According to tourinromania.com & theculturetrip.com, some of the best wineries to visit are:
In the historic region of Oltenia, the winemaking tradition goes back two millennia, with the vineyards of the Roman castrum of Rusidava. Here, on the vine-covered hills of Drăgășani, is a winery founded in 2012 by Oliver Bauer and his wife. They have gained recognition because they use rare or lesser-known grape varieties that are more difficult to cultivate – which means you can come here and enjoy all kinds of unique and delicious wines.
