Escort Sites and Agencies in Romania

Legalization and organization of the prostitution market in Romania

At the end of the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century, there were legalized brothels, but they were closed by the communist regime in the late 1940s, and prostitution itself became a criminal offense in 1957.

Now prostitution is completely illegal in the country, the government is trying to change the legislation in this area, but is a bit reluctant due to the negative attitude of Romanian society towards prostitution. First of all, legalization is hindered by many organizations that protect women's rights and believe that legalization will contribute to violence.

Despite that, 158,000 prostitutes work illegally in Romania. Many leave for other European countries. According to statistics, every 8th prostitute in Europe is from Romania. There are both men and trannies among Romanian prostitutes who are not averse to earning money this way.

Modern Romania is a mixture of strong conservative views on sexuality and new, more liberal ideas. The presence of gays and lesbians has increased significantly in recent years due to the fact that homosexuality was eventually legalized. The first Bucharest Gay Festival took place in 2005, and the community finally created a small club scene on the threshold of the new century and the millennium.

Prices for prostitutes in Romania

Escort websites in Romania

Several international agencies represent Romania on the escort market. There is also a couple of local websites, but they are seriously pressured by European competitors. The best escort search sites are presented in our top-list.

Brothels and escort agencies

Dating hotels remain the main places for sex meetings. Administration turns a blind eye on tourists with prostitutes and provides them with rooms.

Strip clubs with private dances for clients are very popular. There are a lot of fit and athletic girls doing striptease for lovers of juicy bodies.

Brothels are another option for sex tourism. They are located in secluded locations posing as other establishments.

The main sex tourism destinations in Romania

1. Bucharest is the capital with monuments and museums dedicated to the people and culture. There are pubs and nightclubs in the city where you can meet prostitutes.
2. Brasov is a Transylvanian city with a gentrified center and parks. The famous resort is Poiana Brasov is located here. The city is intriguing from the very arrival by its architecture and atmosphere.
3. Constanta is the city with the largest port in the country. There is a large inflow of tourists, escorts.
4. Iasi is the second largest city, an economic and cultural center. Business is developing here; nightclubs, establishments, restaurants, everything that sex tourism requires may be found within walking distance.
5. Sibiu – preserved historical monuments make the city beautiful and fundamental in comparison to other destinations. The proximity to the mountains allows you to feel united with the wild nature and free at the same time.
6. Suceava is the medieval capital of the Moldavian state, cathedrals and churches with their own unique architecture still remain here.
7. Tulcea is a town in Dobruja, Romania.
8. Timisoara is the largest city in the Banat region, it is one of the most prosperous and modernized cities in Romania; Romanian anti-communist revolution of 1989 began right here in this city.
9. Sighisoara — the Citadel of Sighisoara, the last inhabited medieval citadel in Europe and one of the best historical monuments preserved to this day is located in the city center.

Safety of tourism in Romania

Violence of local residents against tourists is a very rare phenomenon. It's recommended simply to follow one's common sense and not to communicate with dubious people.

Avoid gypsy areas and neighborhoods, Gypsies are a peculiar people and might rob tourists. Always advise with the locals which places to avoid.

Riots on national grounds are quite rare, but Gypsies are usually not welcome. There are also some difficulties with LGBT communities. Recently, there have been a lot of protests before the gay pride parades.