the Middle Ages to the early 19th century Transfăgărășan road Transalpina road Turda Gorge (Cheile Turzii) Turda Salt Mine Praid Salt Mines Iron Gates (Danube Gorge) Hațeg Island, Hunedoara County Sighișoara, a medieval fortified city in southeastern Transylvania (also the birthplace of Vlad Țepeș) The old town of Timișoara Bigăr Waterfall: according to The World Geography, Bigăr waterfall is a unique waterfall worldwide. Cozia National Park, with mountains, ancient ruins, and medieval castles Danube Delta Festivals George Enescu Festival, in Bucharest EUROPAfest Jazz festival in Bucharest Gărâna Jazz Festival in Caraș-Severin Revolution Festival in Timișoara Peninsula / Félsziget Festival in Târgu Mureș Golden Stag Festival, in Brașov Callatis Festival, in Mangalia Electric Castle Festival, in Bonțida Bánffy Castle near Cluj-Napoca Transilvania International Film Festival in Cluj-Napoca Untold Festival, in Cluj-Napoca – Romania's biggest music festival Neversea Festival, in Constanta SAGA Festival, in Bucharest International Theatre Festival in Sibiu Sighișoara Medieval Festival Foreign visitors by country Most visitors arriving to Romania in 2021 were from the following countries: Facilities for disabled travellers Facilities for disabled travellers in Romania range from patchy to nonexistent. Anyone with mobility problems should go prepared and ideally have local contacts. Although it has made some slow strides towards disabled access since then, and new buildings need to be wheelchair-accessible, implementation has been very poor. In practice Romania remains by and large off-limits to disabled travellers. Industrial and creative tourism Industrial tourism, as a niche of tourism in Romania and as a solution to the restructuring and disappearance of former large industrial sites (mining, metallurgy, heavy industry), takes on interest in the country still slowly, despite the country's join to the European Union in 2007. Even if presently the country is confronted with a long and difficult economic transition, it has a rich industrial and scientific history with many of the world's priorities and still has surviving authentic traditional crafts and rural communities. Limited to some geographic areas and not yet on a large scale, by the means of European funds and projects, a sustainable revival of the traditional sector is supported, which also implies creative tourism participatory activities. Against this big potential, there are relatively few entities, the majority being state owned, that are organizing, providing or permitting public visits, a main cause of this still being the weak implication and support of many public authorities. Meanwhile, the tourism stakeholders pay a relatively weak attention to