Things To Do In Tulcea, Romania

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Written by Stella Jane from Around the World in 24 Hours.

Tulcea, Romania is one of the oldest cities in the country. It was founded back in the 7th century BC, even before the Romans arrived. In the pre-Roman days, the city was called Aegyssus. Some ruins from the ancient days are still hidden in Tulcea’s hills.

Tulcea (pronounced tool-cha) is also the biggest city in the Danube Delta, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the best-preserved river delta in all of Europe. So Tulcea just might be the most amazing destination in all of Romania for nature lovers. You can see an astonishing variety of fish, birds, and plants in your time here.

It is easy to get to Tulcea from Romania’s capital, Bucharest, by either bus or train. The trip from Bucharest takes between four and five hours. Tulcea is also reachable by bus or train from Constanta, a famous Romanian city on the Black Sea….