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Romanian NYC

Romanian NYC is a small community in Sunnyside and Ridgewood, Queens.

Romanians consider themselves Latins from the region’s time as the Roman province of Dacia (106 – ca 275). Romanian gold and grain paid for many of those beautiful buildings in ancient Rome.

Romanian Archive

Romanian Festivals

There is a Romania Day on Broadway festival in May.

Romanian New York City

There are Romanian communities in Sunnyside and Ridgewood, Queens.

Famous Romanians

Renowned sculptor Constantin Brâncuși was Romanian. So is actor Dustin Hoffman.

Romanian Culture

Romanians are philosophers and poets and great artists too.

Romania

The Romanian language has Latin roots. Roman Dacia was a Roman province from 106 to 274. Hence the modern country’s name “ROMANia.” Romanian gold paid for those beautiful buildings in ancient Rome. Romanian people share the Latin characteristics of strong families and the love of culture.

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