Pronóstico en directo

Tiempo en Rumanía por región

La geografía de Rumanía crea seis zonas climáticas distintas — desde los alpinos Cárpatos hasta la semi-árida costa del Mar Negro. Elige tu destino para encontrar la mejor época para visitarlo.

Transilvania

Castillos medievales, senderos de montaña y veranos frescos

Costa del Mar Negro

Playas soleadas, mar cálido y animados resorts

Delta del Danubio

El mejor paraíso de Europa para la observación de aves y la pesca

Moldavia & Bucovina

Monasterios pintados, colinas ondulantes y patrimonio cultural

Wallachia & Bucharest

Vibrante capital, palacios y estaciones de esquí del Valle de Prahova

Maramureș

Iglesias de madera, pueblos tradicionales y naturaleza virgen

Video guide

Watch Romania travel guides and regional highlights on YouTube

Preguntas frecuentes

What are the main regions of Romania?

Romania's main historic regions are Transylvania (centre), Wallachia (south, including Bucharest), Moldavia (east), Dobrogea (Black Sea coast), Banat (west), Maramureș (north), Crișana (north-west), and Oltenia (south-west). Each has distinct character and climate.

Which region of Romania is best for hiking?

Transylvania borders the Carpathian mountains and is the best base for hiking — with easy access to the Bucegi, Piatra Craiului, and Retezat ranges. June–September is the prime season.

Which region of Romania is warmest?

Wallachia and Dobrogea (Black Sea coast) are the warmest regions. Bucharest and the southern plains regularly see 35°C+ in summer. The Black Sea coast has the most sunshine hours in the country.

Is Romania safe to visit?

Romania is generally a safe country for tourists. It is an EU member state with good infrastructure. Standard travel precautions apply — be aware of pickpockets in crowded tourist areas of Bucharest.