In Romania, the Path of Saint Michael crosses significant religious sites and monuments, particularly in Transylvania. 

The fortified Church of Saint Michael in Gurasada and the church on Mount Saint Michael in Cisnădioara are key examples of medieval architecture. The path promotes sustainability and the enhancement of local traditions, intertwining with disused areas and rural tracks that enrich the landscape. 

The Cathedral of Saint Michael in Alba Iulia and other cities, such as Cluj and Bucharest, house churches dedicated to Saint Michael, reflecting the country’s rich religious tradition and contributing to European cohesion and integration.