Thus, the best time to come over depends on what you want to do! Holidays on the Black Sea coast are most enjoyable between June and September. On the other hand, winter sports in the Carpathians are best practised from Christmas to March. Spring and autumn are perfect for touring vacations throughout the country, while Bucharest is at its best from spring to autumn, although not lacking charm in winter too.

This is the time to enjoy the opera season, attend concerts, and taste the hearty Romanian cuisine in warm and welcoming restaurants.

Festivals
Interesting festivals are often a good reason to come to Romania at one time of the year rather than another. The following is a list of some of the most interesting and colourful of the Romanian festivals:

 
· The International Festival of Amateur Theatre the "Concordia Days", January 10-20 in Sfantu Gheorghe.- The "UNICEF Gala" of lyrical theatre, on January 25 in Constanta
· The Secular Winter Customs Festival, February, Sfantu Gheorghe'
· The International Festival of Contemporary Theatre, April 5-25 , Brasov;
· The National festival of Spring Agricultural Customs " Tanjeaua de pe Marna", April Hoteni- Maramures District;
· The Feast of the Daffodils, May, Vlahita-Harghita District;
· The International Jazz Festival, May, Brasov
· The National Festival of Light Music of Mamaia, July-August'
· The International Pop Music Festival " The Golden Stag", September, Brasov.

International Trade Fairs 
The following are among the major exhibitions taking place in Bucharest:

• TIBCO - The International Fair of Consumer Goods, May-June, Bucharest
• Rommedica - Medical Instruments and equipments, May, Bucharest
• Horexpo - Hotels, restaurants, public houses, April-May,Bucharest;
• TIB - The international Technical Fair, October, Bucharest