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With driving on the right and road signs in international format, driving in Cluj County will be an easy transition for anyone from the U.K. Just remember to keep your headlights on day and night. Aside from city driving, you'll be greeted with stunning countryside roads and the iconic Transfagarasan, dubbed the best road in the world by Top Gear.
A compact class vehicle suits the city roads of Cluj-Napoca, while an SUV or intermediate class vehicle is perfect for scenic route drives and mountainous terrain for trips to Apuseni Natural Park or the Salt Mine in Turda.
Take your hired car to the Gothic masterpiece St. Michael's Church in Cluj-Napoca, also explore the Banffy Palace, home to the Art Museum. Step back in time in the village of Rimetea in Alba County, famed for its secenic beauty and whitewashed houses with green window shutters.
Explore the Transylvanian cuisine at authentic local restaurants. Enjoy a bowl of 'Ciorbă de burtă', a traditional sour soup, or some 'Sarmale', cabbage rolls with minced pork.
Continentail climate here means hot summers and cold winters. It's advisable to pack accordingly, with warm clothing for winters and lighter wear for summers. Always have a good raincoat handy because rainfall is common throughout the year.
Romania uses the Romanian Leu (RON). Card payments are accepted widely in Cluj County, but always carry some cash for smaller businesses and rural areas. Cost of living is lower compared to the U.K, so your Pound will get you more Leu.
Don't miss out 'Untold Festival', the major summer event featuring top international artists. Also, the Transilvania Film Festival and Cluj Days, both occur annually in May.
The friendly locals, known for their hospitality, will add charm to your journey. Religion plays a significant part of life here, with Orthodox Christianity being predominant. Also, the region proudly preserves the traditional folk culture in music, dance and handcrafted arts.