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Galati is the largest port on the Danube River and the second-largest port in Romania. Its advantageous position on the Danube means it has been settled for nearly 2,500 years. A pair of Roman cities were located approximately three miles southwest of the current city; the ruins are open to the public. The oldest building in the city, the Sfanta Precista Monastery, is a fortified church dating from the 17th century. Once known as the 'Town of Lime Trees', the city offers architectural jewels, historic monuments, interesting museums, huge green parks and beautiful gardens, as well as the natural attractions of the surroundings for all levels and ages.
Full of diversity, entrenched in history and blessed with spectacular landscapes, Eastern Europe offers something for everyone. From Croatia`s crystal-blue Adriatic seacoast to the haunted castles of Transylvania in Romania, medieval monasteries, and old-world towns, along with Roman ruins and sophisticated metropolitan area - This region has everything that you need for a fascinating vacation!
The Bulgarian Black Sea coast (called Chernomorie in Bulgarian) is one of the trendiest resort destinations in southeastern Europe. Once the playground of Communist Party loyalists and their families, today these resort towns rival the French and Italian rivieras. Many are 'ancient cities,' having been settled as far back as five millennia.
The beautiful Balkan States contain 11 breathtaking countries comprising such as Albania, Croatia, Montenegro, and Romania just to name a few. The stunning region lies on the southeastern edge of the European continent sandwiched between four major Seas, The Black Sea, The Mediterranean, The Adriatic, and The Aegean.
