Baldovinești - Brăila Forest
Romanian landmark in Brăila county
The Brăila Forest, a 10,000-hectare oak and elm woodland, is the largest forest massif on the Romanian Plain. It is a nature reserve with flora and fauna typical of the Danube floodplain, including fallow deer, pheasants and rich birdlife.
Best time to visit
Year-round, depending on opening hours and weather.
How to get there
Address: Baldovinești, Brăila. GPS-friendly. Parking usually available on-site or nearby.
