▸ Cluj-Napoca, commonly known as Cluj, is a city in northwestern Romania and the unofficial capital of Transylvania.

▸ The city is a safe destination for solo travellers and is less heavily touristy than other regional locations.

▸ The couple share their experience of visiting Cluj-Napoca in February and mention that during the summer, temperatures can reach up to 30°C.

▸ While Cluj-Napoca may not have major tourist attractions, it offers opportunities for exploring nature, experiencing architecture, and enjoying the local vibe.

▸ They provide a list of places and activities not to miss in Cluj-Napoca, including trying the traditional Romanian pastry called Papanaș, visiting the Alexandru Borza Botanical Garden, kayaking at Lake Tarnița, hiking in Hoia Baciu Forest, and exploring various parks and cultural sites in the city. They also recommend using Booking.com to find accommodations in the area.


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