Marghiloman Palace is one of the most historically, culturally, and architecturally significant sites in the Buzău region. The palace is surrounded by a vast botanical and historical park, originally designed with romantic gardens, ponds, and groves—offering an essential green haven for Buzău.
After a wonderful week with our partners, this unforgettable experience has come to an end. The Romanian team presented the certificates acknowledging our participation in the fourth mobility of the project.
The project coordinator couldn't be more grateful to the Erasmus+ program and all of its partners for helping her make her dream come true: bringing the 'High Five for Nature!' project to life. Words cannot express her gratitude for all the wonderful memories created over the past two years. For this reason, and as a farewell gesture, she has given a special keepsake to all participants. We hope this is not a goodbye, but a see you soon!
We have witnessed firsthand how students in Romania are learning to sort waste properly. There is hope for the planet!
We visited a winery founded in the late 19th century (1893), which is one of the oldest wine research institutions in Romania! Its original mission was to restore the vineyards devastated by phylloxera in the late 1800s by introducing grafting techniques and preserving native grape varieties.
We visited the National Village Museum, located outdoors along the shores of the lake in King Michael I (Herăstrău) Park! It’s a fascinating time capsule that brings traditional Romanian rural life back to life.
