In 2025, many resorts across the country welcome visitors with special Easter packages that include festive meals, traditional activities, and access to relaxation facilities. From the picturesque region of Bucovina, where you can attend the Easter Vigil at a historic monastery, to the mountain resorts of the Prahova Valley, where you can combine Easter traditions with the fresh mountain air, the options are diverse and appealing.

In this article, we present the most beautiful resorts in Romania where you can spend Easter in 2025 — whether you're looking for an authentic experience, a luxury getaway, or a quiet place to relax with your loved ones. Discover the perfect destinations for an unforgettable Easter!

Bucovina – Authentic Traditions and Fairy-Tale Landscapes

If you're looking for an authentic Easter, filled with spirituality and ancient traditions, Bucovina is one of the best choices. Known for its spectacular monasteries included in the UNESCO heritage, this region offers you the opportunity to attend the Easter service in a place with a special atmosphere, such as the Putna Monastery, Voroneț, or Sucevița.

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In addition to the beauty of its places of worship, Bucovina also impresses with its well-preserved Easter traditions. You can witness the art of egg decorating, a unique craft in Romania, or take part in traditional meals organized by local guesthouses, where you can taste delicious dishes such as lamb drob, Easter cake, and sweet cheese pasca.

For those who want to combine tradition with relaxation, Bucovina offers rustic guesthouses with spas and recreational activities. You can also explore the picturesque landscapes by hiking through the Rarău or Giumalău Mountains, or enjoy walks through villages with traditional houses and welcoming people.

Spending Easter in Bucovina will provide you with an authentic, spiritual, and relaxing experience in a fairy-tale setting.

 

Valea Prahovei – Easter in the mountains, between comfort and nature

For those who want to combine Easter traditions with the fresh mountain air and spectacular landscapes, Valea Prahovei is one of the most popular destinations for the Easter holiday. Resorts such as Sinaia, Bușteni, Azuga, and Predeal offer special packages for this period, including festive meals, access to spas, and outdoor activities.

One of the most appreciated moments of Easter in Valea Prahovei is the Easter service at Caraiman Monastery, located at the foot of the Bucegi Mountains. The solemn atmosphere, the tranquility of nature, and the mountain views create a special setting for this spiritual moment.

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In addition to the Easter traditions, Valea Prahovei is ideal for easy hikes, cable car rides to the "Babele" and "Sphinx", visits to Peleș Castle, or outdoor recreational activities. Many hotels and guesthouses in the area also prepare festive brunches with traditional Romanian dishes, from red eggs and lamb meatloaf to pască and cozonac.

Whether you choose an intimate guesthouse or a luxury resort, an Easter spent in Valea Prahovei will offer you relaxation, fresh air, and spectacular mountain landscapes.

 

Delta Dunării – A Peaceful Easter in the Heart of Nature

For those seeking a different Easter experience, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the Danube Delta is an ideal choice. This unique destination in Europe offers tranquility, spectacular landscapes, and traditional fish dishes, making it perfect for a relaxing Easter in the heart of nature.

Fishing villages like Sfântu Gheorghe, Crișan, and Mila 23 are wonderful places where you can enjoy the hospitality of the locals and the authentic traditions of the Lipovan and Romanian communities. You can attend the Resurrection service in a small wooden church and then enjoy a festive meal based on fish dishes, such as fish borscht, storceag, brine, and Dobrogea pie.

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Another great advantage of the Danube Delta is the direct contact with nature. After the Easter meal, you can relax by exploring the Delta's canals in a boat, admiring the wildlife and lush vegetation. Additionally, for those passionate about photography and adventure, there are numerous guided tours through this fascinating area.

If you want an Easter away from the hustle and bustle, in a unique natural setting, the Danube Delta is the perfect choice.

 

Maramureș – Traditional Easter in the Heart of Authentic Villages

If you want to experience Easter in an authentic, traditional, and charming setting, Maramureș is the perfect destination. Here, Easter celebrations are revered with great devotion, and the atmosphere in the picturesque villages will transport you back in time, offering you an unforgettable experience.

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One of the most beautiful Easter customs in Maramureș is going to church in traditional clothing. On the night of the Resurrection, locals wear traditional costumes and attend the religious service in wooden churches, some of which are included in the UNESCO heritage. After the service, people take the holy light home and begin their celebration with a blessed meal.

On the morning of the first Easter day, Maramureș families maintain the ritual of washing their faces with water in which a red egg and a coin are placed, symbolizing health and prosperity. The festive tables are abundant with traditional dishes such as lamb meatloaf, roast meat, cabbage rolls, and the famous walnut-filled Easter cake.

In addition to the religious traditions, Maramureș offers the opportunity to explore authentic villages, local crafts, and the beauty of the mountainous landscapes. You can take a ride on the Mocănița steam train on the Vaser Valley, visit the Merry Cemetery in Săpânța, or explore the wooden churches in the area.

If you are looking for an authentic Easter, in a place where traditions are alive, Maramureș is the perfect destination.

 

Sibiu and Mărginimea Sibiului – Easter Between History and Tradition

For an Easter experience that combines authentic traditions, a medieval atmosphere, and refined gastronomy, Sibiu and Mărginimea Sibiului are ideal choices. With old churches, historic squares, and picturesque villages, this region provides a spectacular setting for those who wish to spend Easter in a fairy-tale location.

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In Sibiu, Easter is celebrated in a unique atmosphere. The medieval city takes on a festive look, and visitors can attend the Resurrection service at one of the Orthodox or Evangelical churches in the center. After the service, the Grand Square and the cobbled streets become perfect places for a nighttime walk with a lit candle.

In Mărginimea Sibiului, traditional villages such as Rășinari, Sibiel, and Jina preserve Easter customs passed down through generations. Here, Easter is welcomed with traditional dishes prepared using old recipes, such as lamb stew, shepherd’s balmoș, walnut-filled cozonac, and sweet cheese-filled pască. Guests staying at local guesthouses are often invited to take part in festive meals and customs preserved by shepherding and artisan communities.

Beyond religious and culinary traditions, the region offers numerous opportunities for exploration. Visitors can explore the ASTRA Museum, the fortified churches around Sibiu, or take hikes in the Cindrel Mountains.

If you are looking for an authentic Easter in a historical and traditional setting, Sibiu and Mărginimea Sibiului are perfect places for an unforgettable getaway.

 

Conclusion

Whether you’re looking for a traditional Easter filled with authentic customs or a relaxing getaway in a spectacular natural setting, Romania offers destinations for every preference. Whether you choose Bucovina with its historic monasteries, Valea Prahovei for a mountain retreat, the Danube Delta for peace and nature, Maramureș where traditions are sacredly preserved, or Sibiu and its picturesque villages, each place promises an unforgettable experience.

Easter is more than just a holiday—it is a time to connect with family, traditions, and the beauty of Romanian landscapes. No matter where you choose to spend these special days, the most important thing is to enjoy the festive atmosphere, the rich meals, and the spiritual peace that this season brings.