[allthingseurope]

Bucharest, Romania

(by doi2trei)

[allthingseurope]

Bran Castle, Romania (by David Curry)

[cluj-in-motion-blog]

Mathias Rex, seen GIFferently

[theseromaniansarecrazy]

Bucharest <3

[theseromaniansarecrazy]

Bucharest, Romania.

[9-circles]

Bucharest in colors

post #90 Licence CC-BY-SA

[9-circles]

Bucharest in B&W

post #91 License CC-BY-SA

[nanesudhop]

Supermoon in Constanta, Romania

[ro-mania]

Black sea

[ro-mania]

Mamaia

[what-ifss]

[greensmokeromania]

București

[transylvanianphotoessays]

Criștioru de Sus. România. 2017 The entrance of the wooden barn. A beautiful wooden door was secured with a piece of wood. As the building ages, its walls are progressively covered by field flowers. A blue metal recipient for measuring exact volumes of milk hangs redundantly from a bent-nail hanger.

[s-andreea-blog]

[babyfashionista]

Good morning, Vama. 

[rolandiatravel]

The color city of Sighisoara.

[aestheticschaos]

Ileana Cosânzeana aesthetic

Ileana Cosânzeana is a figure in Romanian mythology. This mythological personage is represented as a beautiful good-natured princess. In Romanian folklore, Ileana is the original concept of feminine beauty, the most beautiful amongst the fairies: her eyes look like the sun, her body is like the sea and her garments are made of flowers. Pearls and gold flow out of her mouth when she sings. She is also said to use her power of white magic to heal or revive. Ileana Cosânzeana signifies the most poetic imagination of Romanian genius. She personifies the beauty, the youth, and the angelic soul, in one word the perfection of humanity. She is a mythical character with supernatural powers and with symbolic features. 

In some tales she is a warrior, the amazonian type, with the independent spirit and military virtues of the amazons, but without their contempt for men, riding a horse which is also her best friend. Ileana Cosânzeana succeeds in defeating the evil forces only because she is very brave, smart, modest and diligent. In some tales “Ileana Cosânzeana” is the fairy of the Spring flowers, who gives each flower its perfume, although she also has the power to take it back. The elves love her, as do the flowers; even the wind loves Ileana, but he can never catch her.