Europe

On the way up the coast we stop at the only surviving Genovese fortress on the coast Enisala fortress on a special location on top of the hill

On the way north we stop at a ruin that we know little about but the Argamum ruins are worth the stop with great views and some nice ruins at a cost of free

With the Histria ruins closed we visit the nearby weird buried Orthodox church built that way to follow the Ottoman rules at the time

Late afternoon we visit the wild beach at Vadu to see birds, walk on the shore and enjoy the beautiful weather before eating at an exceptional fish restaurant

We stop at an actual wild cave to see bats and also visit the nearby hermitage in a beautiful natural setting

There are many new monasteries here and we visit one of them, St Cassian Monastery, which has a nearby cave where the Saint meditated

Adamclisi was a place we always wanted to visit to see the famous Tropaeum Traiani represented on Romanian stamps and coins

On the first major stop of the day we visit the interesting Capidava fortress which was recently partially reconstructed

We make a short visit to Comana to meet relatives and to take a boat ride on the lake and see birds and wildlife

We end the day with a visit to Bran Castle the most famous castle in Romania and linked to Dracula even though there is little truth to that