To travel is to live...but coffee first :D 
To have enough energy for all the km you need to cover in exploring your new destination you'll need a lot of energy and what better away than knowing some of the best coffee places in town. Here an overview! 

It usually happens that people don't get to visit any museums, maybe because of lack of enough time and hard to pick which one. Here an idea of some place you don't need too much time inside but it for sure super interesting to explore. 

They call it, little Paris and back in the days it was easier to spot the similarities. The city evolved and it is now a interesting mix of french architecture, communistic influence and hipster ambiance. Bucharest, maybe it's not the most beautiful capital around Europe, but it is certainly an amazing place to explore and you will for sure love your stay as everyone does. 

The Danube Delta is a UNESCO Heritage and it is one of the "best preserved of Europe's deltas. It is the newest land of Romania, it is an untouched land of beauty, nature and wilderness."(Source)  

Exuberant, cultured Iasi (pronounced ‘yash’) clearly enjoys being the biggest city in Moldavia. Once dubbed the ‘city of the hundred churches’, Iasi is indeed bursting with centuries of architectural creations. Yet besides the monasteries, theatres and other historic buildings, this eclectic place has botanical parks, big squares and (for better or for worse) both communist-era concrete structures and gleaming modern shopping malls. As with its shopping scene, Iasi’s innumerable eateries, drinking holes and lively clubs depend on the robust university population. You'll find students from all over the world here – making this little corner of Romania unexpectedly cosmopolitan. (Source)

Connecting Moldova with Transylvania the Bicaz Gorge offers a stunning landscape  and is considered to be one of the most spectacular drives in the country. 

Piatra Neamt is considered to be one of the most picturesque cities in Romania and is said to be the pearl of Moldova region.

The name comes from the Neamt river which is flows at the footsteps of the mountain. The medieval fortress became a reference for me and for many other Romanians in school when we read the poem of Dimitrie Bolintineanu which tells the story of when Stefan the Great's Mom sent him back on the battlefield when, wounded he wanted to find shelter from the Ottomans in the fortress but his mother sent him back on the filed saying that she prefers him to die for the country  than to hide like a coward in the fortress. He ended up winning the battle, that's what i call motivation! ;)