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The Valea Cetății Cave near Râșnov was only opened to the public a year ago, so now anyone in the Brașov - Cristian - Râșnov area can visit the stalactites accompanied by a guide. Discovered in 1948, the investment made here in 2011 amounted to...
If you have two free days and want to spend them in a picturesque environment, yet not far from the city, Gura Râului is the perfect choice, a place that will make you appreciate the beauty of Romania. The dam located here is just right for hiking...
Just three kilometers from the town of Hațeg, on an area of over 40 hectares, lies the reserve where four of the last European bison live. Taking advantage of the natural ecosystem and the predominantly oak forest, the four bison from the Silvuț...
Prosperity feels at home in Poiana Sibiului. You can sense this as soon as you enter the richest village in the Mărginimea Sibiului region, located just 50 kilometers from Sibiu. Modern houses, clean and well-kept farms, and people who seem to have...
For nearly 100 years, the mill in Hosman has been continuously grinding the wheat used to make one of the tastiest breads in the Hartibaciu Valley. The mill in Hosman, located in the Nochrich commune, was built in 1920, and alongside it, a bakery...
Valea Viilor was first mentioned in the 13th century, in the year 1263. The village of Valea Viilor is located in the northern part of Sibiu County, 14 km away from the town of Mediaș, along county road 142G. Over time, Romanians, Saxons, and...
Râpa Roșie is a nationally protected area covering 10 hectares, located in Alba County, near the town of Sebeș, about 4 km north of it. The complex reserve of Râpa Roșie includes specific formations of erosion and runoff that give the landscape an...
“Music of the Present in the Service of the Past” is the slogan of Pro Istoria Fest, which promotes cultural-historical and tourist attractions located in Romania through a series of events. This festival debuted in September 2011 at the Royal Court...
It is believed that Vlad the Impaler, the son of Vlad Dracul, was born in 1431, either at the royal court in Târgoviște or in Sighișoara while his father was in Transylvania between 1431 and 1436. His real name was "Valdislaus I Basarab-Luxemburg,"...
If you pass through the Arieș Valley on one of your hikes, you can't miss stopping at Muncelu. There, you will encounter one of the grandest trees you have ever seen. And along with it, you will discover the legends that lie beneath its crown, from...
The Dinosaur Geopark in Hațeg Country is a protected area of over 102,300 hectares, home to several geological sites that contain dinosaur remains from the Late Cretaceous period. Over 60 million years ago, the Hațeg area was one of the most...
It is said that a day spent in the midst of the mountains and nature gives you energy for the entire year, and you can't help but feel this as soon as you step onto the Transalpina trail. The road that traverses the Parâng Mountains from one end to...