Find out the most important Romanian myths & legends

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Welcome to the enchanting world of Romania, a land of majestic mountains, tranquil landscapes, and diverse wildlife that inhabits the wild Danube Delta. Our country is a treasure trove of captivating traditions and warm people, where every corner promises a new discovery. Experience the rich tapestry of our cultural heritage, the delight of our hearty cuisine, and the taste of our internationally-acclaimed wines.

From ancient castles to bustling cities and the untouched beauty of our nature, Romania offers unforgettable experiences for adventurers, history buffs, foodies, and nature lovers alike.

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Iele – the Ladies of the Woods

Romanian Myths & Legends

In Romanian mythology, the Iele are mythical creatures similar to the Nymphs and Dryads found in Greek mythology. Oftentimes people claim to see them at night, dancing Horas naked in the moonlight, with bells on their ankles and candles in their hands.

Haunted Romania – the Land of Moroi

Romanian Myths & Legends

In Romania people still believe in vampires, here they are named moroi. Haunting the villages and the communities, the moroi make a lot of damages

Saint Andrew – the Protector of Wolves

Romanian Myths & Legends

Every year on November 30th, Romanians celebrate Saint Andrew, the patron of the country and the apostle that visited Romania to spread Christianity. But in ancient times, the old Dacians celebrated Santandrei, an old and powerful wizard (solomonar), the master and protector of wolves.