1. Statistics Education and its Applications in Romania May 8 – 24, 2009

2. All the places you will see Bucharest Brasov Sighisoara Craiova Tirgu Jiu

4. Visit Universities and Research Institutes See historical places Visit museums and cultural landmarks Bucharest capital of Romania

5. Bucharest: The Athenaeum

6. The University of Bucharest

7. Created in 1864 by Prince Alexander Ioan Cuza Offers over 100 masters degrees Offers over 50 doctoral programs Has over 50 institutes, departments and research centers. Has international collaboration with over 40 countries. Every year over 1000 students get training and specialization in countries of Western Europe, Canada, Japan and the United States.

8. Cotroceni Museum

9. Triumphal Arch

10. The Parliament

11. The Opera Cismigiu Park

12. Sinaia: The Peles Castle

13. The Bran Castle

14. Voievod (Prince) of Wallachia 1456-1462 and 1476 Known as Dracula for his inhuman cruelty. Impalement was his preferred method of torture and execution. His victims were boyars (nobles) who were disloyal. Vlad Tepes’ atrocities against the people of Wallachia were usually attempts to enforce his own moral code upon his country. Vlad Tepes (the Impaler)

15. Brasov: The Black Church

16. Craiova University of Craiova with over 17,000 students Craiova School of Medicine King Carol I high school The Museum of Art: the Constantin Michael Palace

17. The Museum of Art Casa Baniei

18. Table of Silence Endless Column Kissing Gate

19. Monasteries on Olt Valley …and many more