Elena Hubert • September 20th, 2025

When people ask us, “When’s the best time to visit Romania?”, we always say — it depends on what you love!

Romania is one of Europe’s few true “four-season” countries. From wildflowers in spring and mountain roads in summer, to golden forests in autumn and snow-covered villages in winter — there’s always something special here, if you know where to look.

We live here. And the truth is, every month has its own magic.

So here’s our honest, local guide to choosing your perfect moment to discover Romania.

Spring: Villages in Bloom

When: March to May

Spring is when Romania wakes up — village gardens burst into colour, forests fill with wildflowers, and sheep return to the hills.

This is the perfect time for gentle countryside walks, fresh cheese tastings, and exploring medieval cities like Brasov and Sibiu before the summer crowds arrive.

Local tip: Bring layers — the weather can be sunny and warm, but spring showers love a surprise visit!

I sink under the weight of the splendour of these visions!A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings of spring which

Summer: High Roads & Hidden Trails

When: June to August

Summer is when Romania’s famous mountain routes — like the Transfagarasan and Transalpina — open fully. If you love road trips, hiking, or cycling, this is your season.

You can also drift through the Danube Delta: spot pelicans, fish with locals, and sleep in simple guesthouses by the water.

Local tip: Famous spots can get busy — so we always share hidden villages or secret sunrise times with our guests. That’s our soul promise.

Autumn: Wine, Colours & Slow Days Winter: Magic & Tradition

When: September to November

Ask any local — autumn is Romania’s best-kept secret. The hills and forests glow gold and red, vineyards buzz with harvest, and guesthouses cook hearty, seasonal food.

This is the perfect time for wine tasting in regions like Dealu Mare or Dragasani, slow walks through Saxon villages, and photography that looks like an old painting.

Local tip: September and October give you the best of everything — mild weather, lower prices, and peaceful villages.

When: December to February

In winter, Romania feels like an old fairytale — snow blankets the wooden houses of Maramures, churches ring out with carols, and villagers warm your hands with plum brandy.

Ski resorts like Poiana Brasov are lively, but our favourite part is the old traditions that come alive: masks, folk dances, and tables full of homemade cakes.

Local tip: Pack warm! The cold makes the mulled wine and fresh bread by a wood stove taste even better.

Winter: Magic & TraditionSo, When Is the Best Time to Visit?

When: December to February

In winter, Romania feels like an old fairytale — snow blankets the wooden houses of Maramures, churches ring out with carols, and villagers warm your hands with plum brandy.

Ski resorts like Poiana Brasov are lively, but our favourite part is the old traditions that come alive: masks, folk dances, and tables full of homemade cakes.

Local tip: Pack warm! The cold makes the mulled wine and fresh bread by a wood stove taste even better.

So, When Is the Best Time to Visit?

Honestly — it depends on you.

Spring: For flowers, fresh food, quiet cities.
Summer: For adventure roads, hiking, the Delta’s wild heart.
Autumn: For vineyards, forests in gold, and the calm before winter.
Winter: For snow, cozy traditions, and old folk stories by the fire.

If you’re flexible, we always say: May, June, September and October are our favourite months — fewer crowds, great value, and nature at its best.

If you’d like to discover Romania like a local — with hidden stops, warm hosts, and real stories — we’re here for you.

Send us a message, and let’s find your perfect season together.