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Welcome to Romania !

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Contents

1. Geography

2. Economy & Politics

3. Largest cities. Bucharest

4. Famous Romanian people

5. Romanian Cuisine

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Geography

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Geography

located in Southeastern and Central Europealmost all of the Danube Delta is located

within its territoryborders on the Black Seashares a border with Hungary and Serbia (W),

Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova (NE), Bulgaria (S)

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Economy & Politics

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Economy & Politics

a semi-presidential democratic republic

divided into 41 counties, plus the municipality of

Bucharest

1st January 2007: joined the EU

national currency: LEU (“lion”)

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4 lei = 1 €

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Largest cities

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Iaşi

• in NE Romania

• called “The city on seven

hills”

• the social, cultural &

academic centre of

Moldavia

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Cluj-Napoca

• In NW part of the country

• considered an informal capital to the historical province of Transylvania

• it hosts the largest university in the country, Babeş-Bolyai University

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Timişoara

• in the Banat region of western Romania

• also known as "The City of Athletes“

• considered the second most prosperous city in Romania

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Constanţa• the oldest living

city in Romania

• founded around 600 BC

• located on the Black Sea coast

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Bucharest

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Bucharest

• the capital & the largest city

• located in the SE of the country

• in the period between the two World

Wars, it was nickname the "Little Paris of

the East"

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The Palace of the Parliament

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The Palace of the Parliament

• the world's second largest building (after the

Pentagon in Washington)

• designed by the dictator Nicolae Ceauşescu as the

seat of political and administrative power

• he originally called it "the House of the Republic" and

it was supposed to be a monument to communism

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Arch of Triumph

• built after Romania gained its independence, so that the victorious troops could march under it.

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Athenaeum

• the city's main concert hall and home of the "George Enescu" Philharmonic

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Famous Romanian people

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Gheorghe Hagi

• former football player

• regarded as one of the best attacking midfielders in Europe (‘80-’90)

• nicknamed "The Maradona of the Carpathians"

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Ilie Năstase• former Romanian

professional tennis player

• one of the world's top players of the 1970s

• considered one of the most gifted tennis players in history

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Nadia Comăneci

• one of the best-known gymnasts in the world

• the first ever gymnast to be awarded a perfect score of 10, in an Olympic gymnastic event.

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Gheorghe Mureşan

• retired Romanian professional basketball player.

• tied with Sudanese player Manute Bol as the tallest man (2.31) to ever play in the NBA.

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Romanian Cuisine

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Sarmale cu mămăligă

• popular Romanian dish of stuffed cabbage rolls accompanied by a gruel of yellow maze

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Mici

• grilled minced-meat rolls made from beef mixed with pork

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Salată de vinete

• mashed eggplant salad made of grilled, peeled and chopped eggplants, sunflower oil and onion

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Cozonac

• a traditional Romanian sweet bread usually prepared for Easter and Christmas

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Thank you !