Charles, Prince of Wales

The traditions of the place, the architecture of the Transylvanian villages, the traditional dishes and the wild landscapes made Prince Charles irredeemably to fall in love with Romania since his first visit in 1998. The places discovered in the many trips through Romania have led him to fight for the preservation of the area. Son of Queen Elizabeth II bought and renovated several properties in Transylvania (we can make a tour in this area).

“We no longer value beauty, quietness. But it is important that such places exist, where we can escape. Some of these places almost disappeared in the UK. But there are a lot here, in Romania” said Prince Charles.

Charles, Prince of Wales June 4, 2017