Touristic-cultural attractions in Transylvania

Transylvanian identity and traditional culture – the countryside world, ethnography, gastronomy.

Transylvanian urban identity and culture:
Cluj-Napoca
Sibiu
Alba-Iulia
Braşov
Oradea
Timişoara
Târgu-Mureş
Bistriţa
Sighişoara
Mediaş
Satu-Mare
Arad

Romanian civilization, culture and art in Transylvania and Banat (e.g. Maramureş Country, Haţeg Country)

Hungarian civilization, culture and art in Transylvania and Banat

German civilization, culture and art in Transylvania and Banat
The Transylvanian Saxons
The Swabians of Banat

The ethnic, cultural and confessional identity in Transylvania:
The Szeklers
The Gypsies
The Jews
The Armenians
The Slovaks and the Czechs

The Roman culture and civilization in the Province of Dacia

Forts, fortresses and castles (Dacian, Roman, Medieval, Early-Modern, Modern)

Profane art and architecture
Ecclesiastic art and architecture

Monuments from Transylvania under the worldwide patronage of UNESCO:
- The Dacian fortresses in the Orăştie Mountains: Sarmizegetusa Regia, Costeşti-Cetăţuie, Costeşti-Blidaru, Luncani-Piatra Roşie, Blidaru, Căpâlna
- The historic center of the city of Sighişoara
- Villages with Saxon fortified churches: Câlnic, Valea Viilor, Biertan, Saschiz, Viscri, Dârjiu, Prejmer
- The wooden churches from Maramureş: Budeşti-Josani, Deseşti, Bârsana, Poienile Izei, Ieud Deal, Şurdeşti, Plopiş, Rogoz.