Tulcea is a city in Northern Dobruja, Romania. It is the administrative center of Tulcea County.

Tulcea was founded in the 7th century B.C. under the name of Aegyssus, mentioned in the documents of Procopius and Diodorus of Sicily (3rd century BC). In his Ex Ponto, Ovid recorded a local tradition that ascribed its name to a mythical founder, Aegisos the Caspian.

After the fighting from 12–15 AD the Romans conquered the town. They rebuilt it after their plans, their technique and architectural vision, reorganizing it.

The town was first documented under its modern name in 1506, in the Ottoman customs records. On that occasion it was described as an "important centre for the transit trade"

In 1878, after the end of the war, Tulcea was awarded to Romania, together with the rest of Northern Dobruja

Tulcea's climate is transitional between continental and temperate with cold winters and hot summers. Daily minimum temperatures drop below 0 °C (32 °F) for roughly 79.5 days per year from October to April, with 17.2 days where the daily maximum temperature is also below 0 °C (32 °F). Snow cover, on average, is observed for 27.6 days per year.

PARTICIPATION FEE:

*4 night 5 days in the hostel 2 meals 130 euro(3 beds and 4 beds)

*4 Night 5 days in the hotel 3 stars (la Marcu) 2 meals 160 euro (3 beds and 4 beds)

*Extra one day at the hostel 30 euro, for hotel 40 euro

- The groups will stay in hostel or hotel in Tulcea

- The number of participants and ages are not limited

- The groups are requested to arrive in on 29 June 2024  12:00 and depart on 03.July 2024 12:00, after breakfast

- Pocket money will not be paid to the groups by Festival Committee