Romania
Romania is situated in southeast Europe and it’s home to Bram Stoker’s “Dracula”. But apart from vampires, Romania offers a diverse culture of invention, poetry and literature and their forests cover approximately a quarter of the country. Majestic castles illustrate the country’s medieval heritage and Bran Castle, set in deepest Transylvania, is top of the must-visit list. Dracula’s Castle sits austerely atop a sheer rock face where the views across the village of Bran are fabulous. But make sure you visit during daylight hours only and keep away when there’s a full moon!
Paul Tomita
Romania
Paul Tomita
Located in the small Transylvanian village of Pianu de Jos, Paul Tomita Golf Club was created by, and named after, Romania’s finest golfing exponent, the late Pavel Tomitza.