Tulcea, Romania.
The main livelihood are shipbuilding, food and textile industry and fishing.
Traditional fishing livelihood has allowed here to grow one of Europe’s largest fish-processing plants.
In the Danube town there is an archeological museum and a museum of the Danube delta with an aquarium.
Tulcea Lake Chupperka is a prelude to the Danube delta, and an interesting natural-science museum with an aquarium presenting the flora and fauna in the Danube sea influx.
The Vadul Sakogilar fishing village has a very strong anaphora – backwater of the Danube.
Wonderful place. It is nice to explore it by boating.
The Danube Delta is a reserve and there are many excursions on it
Interesting photos you have shared.
I’m trying to show what I see : )))
They are lovely photos. I’d love to visit Romania. It’s a lovely country.
I had not been to Romania for many years and I really see changes
Very beautiful photos of the Danube
Maybe it is the river with the most varied coastline in Europe : )))