When we talk about traditional architecture in the Danube Delta, our thoughts naturally turn to the well-known Lipovan houses, which can be found in several localities throughout the Delta, but especially in villages like Letea, Mila 23, or Sarichioi.
Fishing is one of the traditional activities of the Delta's inhabitants, which they have been engaged in throughout history and continue to do so today. Various fishing methods have been used depending on the targeted fish species and the location of the fishing.
Gastronomy holds a special place among the local traditions, with the people of the Delta being renowned for their delicious fish dishes prepared in various ways, often accompanied by a variety of ingredients.
The territory of the Danube Delta is a real ethnic mosaic that brings together several nationalities such as Tatars, Greeks, Turks or Lipovans who live here in complete harmony and understanding.
Traditional wear is one important legacy that faithfully reproduces the history and the specificity of the ancient culture of the people living in the Danube Delta. As several nationalities dwelled in the region, there was a variety of such clothes, each ethnic group having its own type of costumes, with specific details.
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