Romania

TTDI covers Romania through 1 launched city. All 44 published pages in the country section sit under Bucharest, so the guide is entirely capital-focused at this stage. No other Romanian city appears in the coverage yet. That makes Bucharest both the starting point and the full guide for Romania on TTDI.

Start with Bucharest. It's currently the only Romanian city in the guide, and 44 published pages give you material to build a trip around. July in Bucharest averages 32°C with 6 rain days, the kind of heat where pavement radiates warmth well past sundown. January drops to 7°C with 7 rain days, cold enough that your hands go stiff without gloves. The swing from 7°C to 32°C means a summer visit and a winter visit to Bucharest feel like different trips. Rain stays flat, 6 days in July versus 7 in January, so temperature drives your timing in Romania, not precipitation.

Bucharest's 32°C July average is real midsummer heat, the kind that pushes you toward shade and cold water by midday. January's 7°C average high is cooler but not extreme. Rain barely shifts between the extremes, with Bucharest logging 6 days in July and 7 in January.

Bucharest's measured spread runs from a 7°C average high in January with 7 rain days to 32°C in July with 6 rain days, a swing driven entirely by temperature.