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"Romance" can refer to several things. Although commonly used today to refer to love, it previously had a wider application.

• The Romance (genre) of Medieval and Renaissance narrative fiction
  • Shakespeare's late romances are a group of plays related to the narrative genre
• "Romance" can refer to romantic love
  • Romance novels
  • Romance film and romantic comedy are film genres
• The Romance (music) is a type of musical composition
  • Beethoven's Opus 40, Romance for violin in G major, and opus 50, Romance for Violin in F major
• The Romance languages are European languages that descend from Latin, such as French, Spanish, and Italian
• Romance (1999 film) is directed by Catherine Breillat
• Romance (Poe poem) (1829) by Edgar Allen Poe
• Romance (Orwell poem) (1925) by George Orwell
• Scientific romance is an archaic name for the fiction genre now known as Science Fiction

See also Romantic

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