Eastern Europe consists of 14 countries, including Poland, Russia and Romania.
The Holy Roman Empire had a major influence in this region in the Middle Ages.
The history of music and dance in Eastern Europe is very rich, with many types of traditional music that are still maintained today.
Eastern Europe has many beautiful castles and palaces, such as Bran Castle in Romania, which is famous as Drakula's house.
Many languages are used in Eastern Europe, including Slavia and Baltic language.
Traditional cakes and bread in Eastern Europe are very popular, such as pierogi in Poland and Medovik cakes in Russia.
In some countries Eastern Europe, such as Russia and Belarus, still use Kiril letters as their official alphabet.
Eastern Europe has many amazing natural attractions, such as Lake Bled in Slovenia and Plitvision National Park in Croatia.
Eastern Europe is home to many cultural festivals and events, such as Krakow fireworks in Poland and Moscow film festivals in Russia.
Some foods known in Eastern Europe, such as Pelmeni in Russia and Cevapi in Serbia, are very popular throughout the world and are often found in international restaurants.
