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The village of Fundata
Brașov County is home to a collection of villages, each more breathtaking than the last. Today, we turn our attention to the village of Fundata, considered the seat of the Fundata commune, also located within Brașov County. With a population of 464...
The Seven Ladders Canyon
Located in Brașov County, the Seven Ladders Canyon is one of the most visited and enjoyable gorges in our country. With a length of over 150 meters at an altitude of 948 meters, this course is made up of Jurassic limestone originating from the...
The Tăușoarelor Spring Cave
The Rodna Mountains in Bistrița-Năsăud County hide a series of joys and natural treasures. Located at an altitude of 950 meters, the Izvorul Tăușoarelor Cave holds a special place on this list. Since its discovery in 1955, the cave has remained...
Racoș
Located in Brașov County, the commune of Racoș is part of the Transylvanian region of Romania, which includes the two villages of Mateiaș and the commune's seat, the village of Racoș. Historically speaking, the commune of Racoș holds majestic...
Colibița
Bistrița-Năsăud County hides unexpected beauties. One of these is the village of Colibița, part of the Bistrița Bârgăului commune. From a scenic perspective, the village flourishes visually thanks to the Bârgău Mountains and the Călimani Mountains...
Goat's Gorge
Located in the western part of Transylvania, the Capra Gorges are included in a protected area of natural interest, and are also part of botanical and geological nature reserves. Alba County is the area where these natural wonders can be found and...
Sadului River
Located in Sibiu County in Transylvania, the village of Râu Sadului is part of the commune that bears its name. To provide more information about the area, we will focus on the Râu Sadului commune, which, in 2011, had 571 officially declared...
Dârjiu
Located in Harghita County, the village of Dârjiu is recognized as the seat of the commune that bears its name, situated in Transylvania. With over 653 inhabitants, the village remains a frequently visited area, both by the relatives of the locals...
The Simen Manor in Călimănești
Despite the fact that the year of construction has remained unknown over time, the only clue regarding the physical appearance of the fortification dates back to the incursions of Orban Balazs. Located in the town of Călimănești, Vâlcea County, this...
Deva
Hunedoara County is a truly impressive and marvelous area. Being quite large in size, it encompasses several municipalities, including Deva – which, moreover, is considered the county's capital. The county is made up of Deva, Sântuhalm, and the...
Vâlcele
According to the 2011 census, the commune of Vâlcele in Covasna County had 4,292 inhabitants. Interestingly, what puts this locality on the top lists is the increasing number, as 9 years earlier, there were 3,698 people here – a truly steady...
Râșnov Fortress
Located in Brașov County, Râșnov Fortress is situated in the settlement of the same name. Believe it or not, this fortification is among the best-preserved structures of its kind, given that our country is well-known for its impressive number of...
Feldioara Fortress
Just a few kilometers within Brașov County, Feldioara Fortress is located in the commune of the same name. Built on Transylvanian soil, this breathtaking beauty has existed and endured since it was constructed in the 13th century. Over time,...
Seliștat
Located in the commune of Șoarș, the village of Seliștat is an area within the Brașov region well-known for its history and the extracurricular camps held annually. In the past, the settlement was recognized by the name Jălișteat, and by 1733, over...
Sâmbăta de Sus Monastery
Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and spectacular Orthodox constructions in Romania, the Sâmbăta de Sus Monastery is visited annually by both locals and tourists from all corners of the world. One of its most significant advantages lies in its...
Reghin
Mureș County is home to numerous localities and municipalities of unique beauty. One of these is Reghin, recognized as the second city within the county, with a population of 33,281 according to the 2011 census, which has been steadily declining,...
Feldioara
Brașov County is renowned for the large number of localities that, big and small, shape its beauty and make it one of the most sought-after regions to live in or simply to spend your holidays. One of these localities is Feldioara, a village that, in...
Rich
One of the most recognized communes (and, implicitly, villages) in Mureș County is none other than Bogata, the Transylvanian locality that has recently become a tourist attraction for the entire world thanks to the incomparable Snoop Dogg. Upon...
Cund
Mureș County is home to numerous localities that enrich it and give it notoriety. One of its components is the village of Cund, also known as Cundu, which is part of the Bahnea commune. This Transylvanian segment of Romania is located just 33...
Red Lake
Did you know that... Lake Red is also known as Ghilcos Lake? Whatever the name, it is certain that the lake is a natural dam type, created by nature as a result of a landslide in 1838. That year, on January 23, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.9...
Zetea
Located in Harghita County in Transylvania, the commune of Zetea remains a representative point on the map of Romania, encompassing the villages of Desag, Izvoare, Poiana Tarnavei, Sub Cetate, Șicasău, and the residence Zetea. Not many people are...
Homorod Baths
Located in the town of Vlăhița in Harghita County, Băile Homorod represents the cornerstone of Transylvania in terms of the growing importance of tourism. Geospatially, it is situated a mere 18 km from Odorheiu Secuiesc and 6 km from the town it...
Karolyi Castle in Carei
Located in the town of Carei, Karolyi Castle hides a history worthy of a wartime novel. The Karolyi family were the first members to own this fortification, which initially served as their personal residence. This moment is marked by the 15th...
Jibou Botanical Garden
For a long time, the Botanical Research Institute located in Jibou has been one with excellent results. In order to provide the long-awaited support for researchers to embark on increasingly exciting experiments with high expectations, in 1968 it...
Black Eagle Oradea
The beauty of the city of Oradea greets the numerous tourists arriving from the west and north of the country, thanks to its grand architectural monuments. Among these is the Black Eagle Palace, one of the imposing buildings of 20th century Romania....
Vaser Valley
Being the passageway and crossing of the Maramureș Mountains, the Vaser Valley is the scenic heart of the most impressive landscapes in our country. The spectacular valley is shaped by the Vaser River, which stretches over 60 kilometers. It...
The Merry Cemetery of Săpânța
We all know the significance and sadness that the passing of a loved one brings us. The memories we share, the desire to spend a little more time together, and the feeling that we haven’t been enough for them weigh heavily on our hearts. However, in...
Alba Carolina Fortress
Since ancient times, the city of Alba Iulia held a monopoly on what it means to defend strategically. To support this claim with practical evidence, the 18th century marks the tribute of the Alba Carolina Fortress, fortified for defense...
The town of Rupea
Sweet as salt in dishes – this is what a stranger might say at first glance about the town of Rupea. Part of Brașov County, the locality boasts a massive salt deposit underground, which has led to a tradition of salt mining, a practice and source of...
The city of Avrig
Situated at the foot of the Făgăraș Mountains, the town of Avrig is one of the many localities found in the expansive Sibiu County. Only 26 kilometers separate the county seat from the town in question, creating a strong connection between the...
The city of Codlea
Within the expansive Brașov County, on an area slightly larger than the officially declared 132 kilometers, lies the town of Codlea. This small municipality, home to a wealth of tourist attractions, conceals a history worthy of discussion and...
The city of Făgăraș
An oasis of tranquility descends upon a small locality in the heart of Romania. Located in Brașov County, somewhat equidistant from Brașov and Sibiu, the town of Făgăraș endures and unmistakably marks the geographical center of the country. To be...
The city of Săcele
A small locality emerges in the southeast of Brașov County – named Săcele, the municipality represents an important part of the county, just as the county represents it. It is no surprise that this close connection exists, as what separates one...
Romania Trip
Romania and the Danube-Ries – what connects us... (Private guided tour by minibus/half board) Contact person: Ladislau Ciocan / Dr. Heike Lammers-Harlander Travel companion: Ladislau Ciocan / Dr. Heike Lammers-Harlander / Victor...
The Jewish Temple in Târgu Mureș
Built at the turn of the century, precisely in the year 1900, the Israelite Temple in Târgu Mureș (also known as the Great Temple) is located at 23 Aurel Filimon Street. The decision to construct it was made by members of the former Jewish...
The Leaning Tower of Ruși
Located just 25 kilometers from Sibiu, on the way to Mediaș, lies the beautiful and quaint village of Ruși. No, we are not talking about native Russians, but rather the name of a locality that hosts a potential second Leaning Tower of Pisa. You...
The Rakoczi Stairs in Târgu Mureș
On a long journey, a stop is always welcome – a stop in the magical city of Târgu Mureș, a place that hides numerous monuments and buildings, each more remarkable than the last. Among them is the Rakoczi Stairs, a series of steps that connect...
The Goga Manor in Ciucea
Located in Ciucea, Cluj County, the Goga Manor has been listed as a historical monument in the region since 2010. Of course, the building has a much older history and has been present on Romanian soil since the late 19th century. Initially a castle,...
Renovation work on the Trumpeter Tower
From Mediaș, we receive the news that the project for the renovation of the Trumpeter Tower has begun, for which many residents of Mediaș have donated following a joint appeal from the Evangelical Church community and HG Mediaș. This is a good...
The Rehabilitation of the Trumpeters' Tower in Mediaș
In the last 90 years, the Trumpeters' Tower, a true symbol of Mediaș, has undergone several significant maintenance works. The current works, which will involve replastering, repainting the tower, and repairing the roof, were preceded by those...
Corvin Castle
Dating back to the 15th century, Corvin Castle is today ranked among the Top 10 Fairy Tale Destinations in Europe, marking Romania as one of the most cherished tourist areas. John of Hunedoara was the one who, in the 14th and 15th centuries, decided...
Ardud Fortress
Dating back to 1481, the mysterious story of Ardud Fortress awaits to be unraveled by a true man. How, you don’t know what they say about the word? Well, today you will definitely learn the legend! Built by the legendary Bartolomeu Dragffy, voivode...
Karolyi Castle in Carei
By far the most important tourist attraction in Satu-Mare, the Karolyi Castle in Carei captures the mystery of times long past, beginning in the 15th century. In its early stages, a building with simple fortification elements was erected on this...
Saint Michael Fortress Church – Cisnădioara
Just a 15-20 minute climb on a stony path, eased by steps, separates you from the ineffable beauty of the representative building in the village of Cisnădioara. You might wonder how difficult it is to reach here, to Cisnădioara, the village whose...
Corvin Castle
Dating back to the 15th century, Corvin Castle is today among the Top 10 Fairy Tale Destinations in Europe, marking Romania as one of the most appreciated tourist areas. John of Hunedoara was the one who, in the 14th and 15th centuries, decided to...
Discover the mystery of Făgăraș Fortress!
Located in the center of the country and in the heart of Făgăraș, Făgăraș Fortress dates back to the 14th century, specifically the year 1310, when the construction of the fortress began. It was only later, in the 18th century, that the fortress was...
The Legend of Nocrich
Somewhere about 32 km from Sibiu, on the road to Agnita, in the Hârtibaciu Valley, lies Nocrich. Or Leschkirsh. Or Ujegyha. Or even Nogrech... In the heart of true tradition that is preserved, the locals add an air of mystery and history through...
Haller Manor – The Castle from Gârbou
The history of Sălaj is by far the most enigmatic narrative of the 17th century in Transylvania. If our first thought leads us to the desire for conquest or revenge, we are certainly not far from the local truth. However, a third element comes into...
Dragon Hunters from Mălâncrav
Mălâncrav / Malmkrog / Almakerek is an idyllic, picturesque village nestled among hills, approximately equidistant from Biertan and Sighișoara. A dreamlike place that holds many secrets within its walls, which is why the Mihai Eminescu Trust, under...
The Mediaș Synagogue and the History of the Jewish Community
The authors of the text are: Julie Dawson, Project Director "Researching the Archives of Transylvania and Bukovina (Leo Baeck Institute), Letiția Cosnean, architect, and Anda Reuben, project manager. A Brief History of the Jewish Community in...
Șaroș on the Târnave
Șaroș pe Târnave, in German Scharosch It seems there is no text provided for translation. Please provide the Romanian text you would like translated into English. in Hungarian Saxon Village It is a locality in Sibiu County documented since 1282....
The history of the Mediaș Museum. 1901 – its beginnings.
It can be said that the museum represents a gateway to a past, relived in the present The role of any museum is fundamental in human society. Its existence and continuous development represent a maturation and an awareness of individuals regarding...
Praid Salt Mine
Praid Salt Mine is a rock salt mine in Romania, located in Harghita County. The mine is situated in the Gurghiu Mountains basin, encompassed within the Salt Hill, forming the triangle Praid - Ocna de Jos - Ocna de Sus. The salt deposits in...
Turda Salt Mine
Turda Salt Mine is today a true museum of the history of salt mining. The excellent state of preservation of the mining works and the equipment used for transporting salt, along with the care taken in preparing the mine to become a tourist...
Alba Iulia
Alba Iulia, in old Romanian Bălgrad, (in Hungarian Gyulafehérvár, translated as the White Fortress of Julius, in medieval Latin Alba Iulia; in antiquity, the site of the current fortress was home to the Roman castrum Apulum) is a municipality and...
Aiud Fortress
In the heart of the city of Aiud, one of the oldest urban fortresses in Transylvania (13th-16th century) is preserved. Aiud Fortress In this location, archaeological research has revealed the existence of a Daco-Roman settlement from the 3rd...
Bagaciu
Băgaciu (Mureș) (in Saxon dialect) Bogeschterf, Bôzeštref , in German Bogeschdorf, Bogistorf , in Hungarian Saxon Bogács, Bogács Băgaciu is a village in Mureș County, Transylvania, Romania. It is the administrative center of the Bagaciu...
Făgăraș
The construction of the fortress began in 1310, on the site of an older earth and wood fortification from the 12th century. The purpose of building the fortress was primarily strategic, specifically to defend the southeast of Transylvania from the...
Hosman
As you approach Hosman, you will see the tower of the fortified church standing guard in the distance against the peaks of the Făgăraș Mountains. The double enclosure surrounded a Romanesque basilica at the beginning of the 16th century, whose very...
Bran Monastery
One of the very young monastic establishments of the Archdiocese of Sibiu, existing since April 2006, Bran Monastery is situated on the top of the hill that overlooks the village of Şimon - part of the Bran commune - in an area of unique...
Prince Charles is back in Romania!
Prince Charles is on a new visit to Romania, after a year. He arrived yesterday at Târgu-Mureș airport aboard a private plane. His first stop was at his favorite place, the village of Viscri. Here, he was warmly welcomed by the locals. In Viscri,...
Curtea de Argeș Monastery, a masterpiece of Romanian architecture
Curtea de Argeș Monastery is a true masterpiece of Romanian architecture, surpassing in beauty, both architecturally and artistically, everything that has been achieved in our country up to the 16th century. The Curtea de Argeș Monastery is located...
Transylvania Horse Show
This weekend, May 2-4, 2014, over 70 competitors from 19 countries will participate in the Transylvania Horse Show, the most renowned international equestrian competition in Romania. This year marks the third edition of the competition, and it is...
Peleș Castle, one of the most beautiful castles in Romania and Europe.
Peleș Castle, the summer residence of King Carol I, was built between 1873 and 1914 and inaugurated in 1883. The castle was seen as a "headquarters" of the new dynasty, becoming the summer residence of the Romanian royal family, who spent quite a...
The Council Tower – the symbol and soul of Sibiu
To discover stories It seems that the text you provided is not complete. Please provide a full sentence or a paragraph for translation. In Sibiu, your stroll should start from the heart of the city. It seems that there is no text provided for...
The Dacian fortress of Sarmizegetusa Regia has reopened its gates to visitors.
The Dacian fortress of Sarmizegetusa Regia is located in the Orăștie Mountains and is the largest of the Dacian fortifications. It sits on Grădiștea Hill, atop a cliff at an altitude of 1200 meters, and was the strategic center of the Dacian...
On March 1st, we celebrate Mărțișor!
Tradition says that on March 1st, Mărțișor is celebrated, which is the main symbol of the arrival of spring. Mărțișor is a decorated ornament made of a white and red string, symbolizing the unity of opposites: summer-winter, warmth-cold,...
The resort of Călimănești-Căciulata and its miraculous waters!
The Călimănești-Căciulata resort is considered the most renowned balneoclimatic resort on the Olt Valley. It is open year-round to tourists and offers both treatment facilities and a place for relaxation, thanks to the wonderful landscapes found in...
Traditions and superstitions of Dragobete
It's February, the month of love, but more importantly, it's the celebration of Dragobete, the day when girls are kissed. One of the most "loving" and ancient traditions celebrated in Romania, Dragobete takes place every year on February 24th....
The history of Rhédey Castle in Sângeorgiu de Pădure
Rhédey Castle is located in the village of Sângeorgiu de Pădure, Mureș County, and here lies Claudine Rhédey, the great-great-great-grandmother of the Queen of England. This noble castle, built in the 18th century and renovated in 1759 and 1809,...
Invitation to the unveiling ceremony of the commemorative plaque for Hermann Kirchner and Carl Martin Römer
Dear Sir (Dear Madam), We have the honor to invite you to participate in the unveiling ceremony of a commemorative plaque dedicated to the composer and choir master Hermann Kirchner and Carl Martin Römer, held by the Lutheran priest, which will...
Invitation to the unveiling ceremony of the bust of Prof. Hermann Oberth
Dear Sir (Dear Madam), We are honored to invite you to attend the ceremony for the presentation of a bust of the scholar of Medieșean origin, Prof. Hermann Oberth, to the "Hermann Oberth" Secondary School in Mediaș, which will take place on the...
Cisnădie, a Saxon town
Cisnădie is a Saxon town, founded eight centuries ago at the foot of the Cindrel Mountains, located 10 km away from Sibiu. In the Middle Ages, it was known by the German name Heltau and was famous for its workshops producing sickles and scythes, but...
Bethlen Castle in Criș
Located 10 km from Daneş, in the village of Criş, stands the Bethlen Castle, which has a tumultuous history tied to a family with great traditions. Built by the Bethlen family and designed in a German style, the castle was restored in the...
The meeting of the Medias Saxons in Dinkelsbühl was a success.
The meeting of the Medias Saxons in Dinkelsbühl, Germany, began on Friday, June 14, 2013, with over 300 participants gathering in the "Schranne" hall to celebrate together. Saturday was dominated by the theme: - The German school system in...
Discover the village of Agârbiciu.
Agârbiciu is a village located in the northern part of Sibiu County, 19 km from Mediaș and 38 km from Sibiu, belonging to the commune of Axente Sever. The first documented mention of the locality dates back to 1343, when it is referred to as a Saxon...
Unique exhibition about guilds, brotherhoods, and areas from Mediaș
Under the title "Guilds, Brotherhoods, and Areas of Mediaș - Testimonies of European Urban Culture in Transylvania," the Mediaș Municipal Museum and the House of History in Dinkelsbühl invite us to take a look back at the life of the Saxon community...
Easter Traditions and Customs in Transylvania
The Easter celebration has its specific traditions and customs in Transylvania due to the confluence of Eastern and Western influences. Over time, this holiday has adopted specific traditions from the Saxons, Hungarians, and Romanians. On...
Traditional Easter Customs in Transylvania
The Transylvanian Easter celebration is something truly special! Its traditional customs draw from influences of both the East and the West. Over a long period, specific practices developed for this holiday, rooted in Saxon, Hungarian, and Romanian...
The meeting of the Mediaș Saxons in Dinkelsbühl, Germany
The Medias Hometown Association, a non-profit organization that promotes contact with Medias residents in the diaspora and supports all Medias residents in Romania and beyond, organizes the meeting of the Medias Saxons every three years, an event to...
Ațel Fortified Church
Ațel, a locality located 16 km from Mediaș, 70 km from Sibiu, and 33 km from Sighișoara, boasts one of the most beautiful fortified churches in Transylvania. The Ațel fortified church was built in 1471 by the craftsmen who constructed the...
Porolissum Fortress, one of the most beautiful in Transylvania.
Less known than other fortresses in Transylvania such as those in Sighișoara, Biertan, Corvin Castle, or Bran Castle, the Porolissum Fortress is one of the few Roman castra that still stand today and are very well preserved. Located just 15...
Rotbav, the village "reddened" by enemy invasions
You may have heard of Rotbav in passing, but we must definitely write about the beauties of this Brașov locality. The story behind its founding is just as beautiful. It is said that in 1170, 11 families were brought to the area to establish a new...
The Fortress of Harman, "Honey Mountain"
Located ten kilometers from the municipality of Brașov in one of the most beautiful areas of the Bârsa Land, the fortress in Harman - "Mountain of Honey" should be on the itinerary of any tourist in Transylvania. Built nearly 800 years ago, the...
The jar of story jam, a different kind of library from Marpod.
If you find yourself in Marpod, a village located 32 kilometers from Sibiu, alongside the fortified church and the breathtaking views that are hard to put into words, make sure to visit the "Jar of Story Jam." You might be wondering what that is;...
"The Church Among the Pines," the first Romanian church in Sibiu.
Alongside the Ursuline Church and the Evangelical Church, another church in Sibiu stands out among the must-see attractions for any tourist visiting the city on the Cibin River. This is the Church of "Saint Apostles Peter and Paul." Known among the...
The village of Hălchiu and the legend of its founding by the knight Fulkun
If you find yourself in the Bârsa Land this spring, you must visit the commune of Hălchiu. Located 16 kilometers from Brașov and 11 kilometers from Codlea, Hălchiu is particularly beautiful, especially in the early part of the year when all the...
The spurs of Coasta Jinei and the Table of the Jew, a beauty like in Transylvania.
In the Mărginimea Sibiului region, right near the commune of Jina, don’t forget to visit two natural monuments like you’ve rarely seen before. Although they are little known to tourists and even to the locals, the Pintenii from Coasta Jinei and the...
The Weaver's Bastion in Brașov, a "must see" for any tourist.
You can't leave Brașov without visiting the Weaver's Bastion. You may not have even heard of this historical landmark that can't be fully captured in any book, but it will leave you pleasantly surprised. You should know that the bastion is part of...
Discover the tradition of Mărțișor in Transylvania!
The tradition of Martisor says that in March, usually on the first day, Martisoare are given as gifts in Transylvania and throughout Romania. They represent a symbol of spring as well as admiration and love. Martisoare are offered by men to girls or...
Huet Square in Sibiu, where history comes to life.
Just a few minutes spent in Huet Square in Sibiu will surely unleash your imagination. Some of the most beautiful tourist attractions in Sibiu are located in this square, which is nearly a millennium old. The story of Huet Square begins in the late...
Ride on the Mocăniță: 14 kilometers between Sovata and Campul Cetății, Mureș.
Do you remember the old mocăniță? Well, an unforgettable journey awaits you in restored carriages over a distance of 14 kilometers between the resort of Sovata and the village of Câmpul Cetății, being one of the few routes where the old locomotive...
At the Horse Easter in Transylvania, one of the oldest celebrations.
Surely we have all heard the expression "the Easter of the horses" used when you want to say that a certain thing will never happen, but perhaps not all of us know that the holiday "Easter of the horses" actually exists, is celebrated every year,...
House in Nature - A Country Vacation in Transylvania
After the fall of communism in 1989 and the massive migration of Saxons from Transylvania, many villages in Romania have been left abandoned. Thus, localities of unique beauty in Europe are at risk of disappearing forever. The only chance for these...
The Legend of the Giant's Fortress in Saschiz, Mureș
One of the most beautiful legends associated with the Transylvanian fortresses can be found in Saschiz, a village located in the south of Mureș County, documented since 1310. However, its legends are much older and, as I mentioned, some of the most...
The Organ of Death at Prejmer: Between Legend and Reality
Those who know nothing about the story of the village of Prejmer should learn that the locality was once one of the best fortified in Transylvania. Located right on the edge of the region, near the Buzău Pass, a route often taken by Turkish...
Discover life as it was in 1600 in the village of Stejărișu.
One of the most beautiful villages in the Hârtibaciu Valley is undoubtedly Stejărișu. Located near Agnita, the story of this locality begins in 1223, when it was first documented. However, its location in those times was entirely different from...
The "Stephan Ludwig Roth" High School in Mediaș: a history of over 400 years
The fame and reputation of the "Stephan Ludwig Roth" High School in Mediaș are well-known throughout the country, and there is no room for debate about this. However, not many are aware of the story of this high school, which has been fulfilling its...
The village of Agârbiciu, a place where numerous archaeological discoveries have been made.
The village of Agârbiciu Agârbiciu is located in the northern part of Sibiu County, 19 km from Mediaș and 38 km from Sibiu, belonging to the commune of Axente Sever. The first documentary mention of the locality dates back to 1343, when it was...
"The Shooting of the Rooster" in Apata, a festival over 400 years old
Perhaps less known than other festivals in our country, the custom in Apața, a village in Brașov County, dates back to the 17th century. On the first day of Catholic Easter, the villagers gather to celebrate a kind of ritual in which a rooster is...
Folded polenta from Apold and the legend of the horseman
You may have heard of Apold in passing on Turistintransilvania.com, but it certainly hasn’t told you yet about the folded polenta that is eaten here, a dish that makes your mouth water even just by writing about it. In Apold, a village located 16...
The fortress in Mosna, the first visited by Prince Charles in Romania.
More than ten years have passed since the heir to the British throne visited the first fortress in Transylvania, and this very event has made the fortresses, fortified churches, and traditional houses in this area increasingly attractive to...
"The Old Man of the Carpathians," the 900-year-old oak tree from Mercheasa, Brașov.
Hidden from the world and the daily hustle, on the edge of a dense, ancient forest, lies a village that, once visited, will make you understand why life in Transylvania is so beautiful. In Mercheașa, a village located 11 kilometers from the town of...
The history of a capital that became a village: Cârțișoara, the former capital of Făgăraș Land.
Few know that the Făgăraș Land, a region of major importance in the history of Transylvania, did not have its administrative center in Făgăraș from the very beginning. History shows that the capital of this region was actually in Cârța Românească,...
The Legend of the Witches' Lake in Brașov
One of the most well-known legends of Brașov is undoubtedly that of the Witches' Lake. It is said that at the end of Poarta Street, towards the exit of the Brașov Fortress, there used to be a lake where women suspected of witchcraft were drowned as...
The legend of the fortress at Rupea, one of the oldest settlements in Romania.
Built in the 14th century on the ruins of an ancient Dacian fortress, Rupea Fortress still evokes strange feelings as you stroll among its walls. The history and legends that this fortress has carried for several hundred years make you understand...
The Universal Ethnography Museum in Sibiu, the place where you discover the history of the entire world.
The "Franz Binder" Universal Ethnography Museum is part of the National "ASTRA" Complex in Sibiu, being the only one in Romania that researches universal heritage and ethnography. The museum is housed in a building constructed in the neo-Gothic...
The Story of the Council Tower in Sibiu
You can't think of Sibiu without envisioning the image of the Council Tower connecting the Great Square and the Small Square. A true symbol of the city, it can genuinely be said that the Council Tower has been alongside the people of Sibiu since its...
The Szekler National Museum in Sfântu Gheorghe, a treasure of Transylvania's history.
In Sfântu Gheorghe, the city located in the heart of Szeklerland, the Szekler National Museum attracts thousands of visitors from around the world each year. Indeed, you cannot leave Transylvania without learning about the history that intertwines...
The towers of the Mediaș fortress
The towers of the medieval fortress of Mediaș are the most important tourist attractions in the city located on the Târnava Mare River. The fortress features 9 defensive towers: the Goldsmiths' Tower, the Bell Tower, the Tailors' Tower, the...
The first Romanian school in Șchei, a museum of education in Romania.
Few know that the first school where courses were taught in Romanian is located in Șchei, the oldest Romanian neighborhood in Brașov. The first Romanian language classes took place here as early as 1583, but the current building is somewhat newer,...
Traditions and customs from Transylvania during Epiphany
On January 6th and 7th, two of the greatest Orthodox holidays are celebrated, and like any other festivities, these have unique traditions and customs in Transylvania that make them special. These are Epiphany and Saint John the Baptist. From the...
Maria's Tower in the Fortress of Light, the place where Vlad the Impaler was imprisoned.
Among the towers of the old fortress of Mediaș, there is also the Maria Tower, located in close proximity to the Saint Margaret Church. The history of this tower is intertwined with several stories, many of which are still known today by those who...
The legend of Mihai Viteazul's jewels hidden in the castle of Buia.
In Buia, a village located halfway between Mediaș and Sibiu, an ancient legend that has lasted for several hundred years still endures today. It is said that in the castle built in the 14th century on a hill, the voivode of Wallachia, Mihai Viteazu,...
PHOTO Christmas in Transylvania. Between story, tradition, singing, and plenty of joy.
What could be more beautiful on Christmas Day than a day spent with family, a lavish meal, carols, and plenty of good cheer? The answer is simple. Absolutely nothing! And the collection of photos we present to you today is the best testimony to...
Christmas Traditions in Transylvania: from fasting to caroling in the villages
Christmas is coming again, and preparations are in full swing. In every home in Transylvania, the sweet bread is baking from the early hours of the morning, the warm mixture is being prepared in the oven, and the housewives have just taken the...
Boian, the place where time seems to stand guard.
Boian is a village located in the northwestern part of Sibiu County, in the Tarnava Plateau. It belongs to the commune of Bazna. The locality is complemented by the Boian Valley, nestled among high hills that surround it on three sides: east, west,...
The Temple of Sinca Veche, the place where all your wishes come true.
Just 45 kilometers from Brașov, right at the border between the Făgăraș Mountains and the Perișani Mountains, you will find a church that is over 7,000 years old, whose mysteries still circulate today. It is the temple of Șinca Veche, a village...
The Legend of the Student Tower in Sebes: a story over 500 years old
The Student's Tower in Sebeș, also known as the Tailors' Tower, is part of the southeastern enclosure of the fortification in Sebeș. Built in the early 15th century, the tower is associated with a legend that endures to this day. It is said that in...
The Legend of the Hidden Treasure of Tilisca
Known as the mint of Dacia because in the area of Dealul Cățânaș the Dacians' silver was transformed into coins, the Tilișca region gained fame due to legends of hidden treasures. But perhaps the most famous is that of Decebal's treasure, which is...
The fortified church in Ighisu Nou
Ighișu Nou, known in German as Eibesdorf, is a locality belonging to the town of Mediaș, in Sibiu County, Transylvania, Romania. The village was first mentioned in an official document in 1305. The fortified Evangelical Church in Ighișu Nou was...
The story of the Black Tower and its name, the first sentinel of Brașov.
Since the construction of the first defensive enclosure of the Brașov fortress, there have been two defensive towers located on the Brașov Hill: the White Tower and the Black Tower. Perched on a rock that juts out from the hill, the Black Tower...
Lazar Castle, from the era of glory to decline
Lázár Castle, built by the family of the same name, is a construction that combines Romanesque, Renaissance, and Gothic styles, located in the commune of Lăzarea, Harghita County. On the site of the current castle, there was a medieval manor in the...
Reader's Article: Vard, the village that makes you fall in love with Transylvania
The village of Vărd is located in Sibiu County, in the Chirpar Commune, just 4 km from the town of Agnita. The village has approximately 400 inhabitants and boasts an impressive history. At the center of the village stands the Evangelical Church...
In the footsteps of ancient craftsmen: The House of Apprentices in Sibiu
Less known but perhaps just as important as other tourist attractions in Sibiu, the House of the Journeymen should not be missing from your itinerary when you arrive in Sibiu. But perhaps before telling the story of the House of the Journeymen, we...
The Archers' Tower in Sibiu, built over 600 years ago.
The Archers' Tower in Sibiu was built in the 15th century, over a hundred years after the city authorities decided to construct the third fortified enclosure of Sibiu. This enclosure also included the Potters' Tower and the Carpenters' Tower. The...
The Enigma of Dracula: Was he born in Sighisoara or not?
One of the enigmas and legends surrounding the myth of Dracula is the place where he was born. The House of Vlad Dracul in Sighișoara is viewed by most historians, and not only them, as the house where his son was also brought to life. However, not...
Bethlen Haller Castle in Cetatea de Balta, a forgotten history
In the middle of the road between Târnăveni and Blaj, on the banks of the Târnava Mică, you will surely notice a building that will beckon you to stop for at least a few minutes to visit it. This is the Bethlen Haller Castle, a monument built at the...
The Steingasser Tower in Mediaș
Built between 1507 and 1534, the tower is one of the eight defensive structures erected in the 15th and 16th centuries in the Mediaș Fortress. Standing at a height of 25.8 meters, it was once the site of the activities of the stone masons and...
The Legend of the Tunnels Beneath the Ursuline Church
Sibiu, like many other cities in Transylvania, is filled with legends and myths that are more suspenseful than the last. Many of these are true, and most are linked to the existence of underground tunnels that, in some cases, stretched for several...
The Lolelor Festival in Agnita, a tradition over 100 years old
Every year, at the end of December, in Agnita, Sibiu County, a celebration documented since 1689 takes place, aimed at driving away the harsh winter and evil spirits. Of Saxon origin, the Lole tradition has been organized in Agnita for over 100...
Transylvania, the medieval realm
The name Transylvania derives from Latin and means "the land beyond the forests." This region is located in the center of Romania, surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains. Transylvania is currently divided into 10 counties, covering a total area of...
The Church on the Hill, the pride of Sighisoara Citadel
The Church on the Hill is undoubtedly one of the representative monuments of Sighișoara Fortress, and it holds great significance for all of Transylvania. Built starting in 1345, the church was erected on the site where, several hundred years...
The memorial house "Hermann Oberth," the museum of pioneers in space.
In Mediaș, you will be surprised to find a true museum dedicated to the pioneering cosmonauts of our country. The Herman Oberth Memorial House offers you a glimpse into the history where Sibiu and the city of Mediaș left a strong mark in the last...
The Red Tower Castle, painted with the blood of the Turks.
In the village of Boița, Sibiu County, there is a castle that, once seen, will surely remain in your memory for a long time due to its bright red hue. Built in the early 15th century, the fortress at Boița played an important role in the history of...
The story of Queen Maria's heart, hidden in the rock for 27 years.
Little known but of unparalleled beauty, the Heart of Queen Marie Church in Bran hides an extremely beautiful story about Queen Marie. A faithful replica of the Stella Maris Church in Balchik, a town on the Black Sea coast ceded by Romania to...
The Water Mill at Rimetea built in 1752
Hidden away and little known to tourists, the water mill in the village of Rimetea, located in the Apuseni Mountains, should not be missed on your list of must-visit attractions in Transylvania. The mill was built in 1752 by the local Toroczkai...
The Cistercian Monastery of Carta, a living history in the Făgăraș region.
Documented since 1202, the Cistercian Monastery of Cârța is a monument of beauty rarely found in Romania. The story of this monastery is a truly beautiful one, beginning precisely in the year 1100. At that time, the Cistercian Order established this...
The Legend of the Trumpet Tower in the Fortress of Light
The Trumpeters' Tower in the Mediaș fortress is among the top ten tilted constructions in the world, with some claiming it ranks second globally, just after the much more famous Leaning Tower of Pisa. However, behind the construction of this...
The fortified church in Cincu, a unique basilica in Transylvania.
The fortified church in Cincu is considered by many historians to be a unique basilica in Transylvania due to the fact that its defense was only on the western side. Built in the 13th century, the church is located on a hill between the Olt and...
The church tower in Rusi, the most tilted in Romania.
In the village of Ruși, halfway between Sibiu and Mediaș, you can't help but notice the fortress with its leaning tower. The small evangelical church was built in the 14th century, and the tower was constructed at the same time. However, over the...
The Potters' Tower in the capital of Hartibaciu: Agnita
Less known than the other towns in Sibiu County, Agnita hides a few monuments that should not be missed on the itinerary of any tourist passing through these extremely beautiful areas. One of the most beautiful buildings is the Potters' Tower, one...
Halloween Recommendation: Bran Castle of Horror
The Groazei Castle in Bran is not what many would think of as Bran Castle, but rather a specially designed location to scare you, situated in the center of the commune. The route through the castle takes you through 12 rooms over the course of 10-15...
The Scholars' Stairs in Sighisoara
If you find yourself in Sighişoara and follow either School Street or the line of fortifications, starting from the left or the right, the path seems to lead you to one place: the Scholars' Stairs. This staircase was built in 1654, at the initiative...
The history of the Lutsch House, one of the most representative houses in Sibiu.
Located at number 13 in the Great Square of Sibiu, Casa Lutsch is still considered one of the greatest treasures of the city. Not only from a financial perspective, but especially due to the age and history that envelop this building. Constructed in...
The story of the fortified church in Băgaciu, built with stone from the Cibin Mountains.
Băgaciu, or Bogeschdorf as it is called in German, is a village located 30 kilometers from Mediaș, first documented in 1351. Sheltered from the main roads that traverse Transylvania, Băgaciu has remained a village where traditions and customs are...
The wine of Hoghilag, emblematic for all of Transylvania.
In Hoghilag, a commune located in the northern part of Sibiu County, just a few kilometers from Sighișoara, the locals produce a homemade wine that manages to linger in the memory of those who taste it for a long time. Known as an area where people...
100% Eco-Friendly Living in Valea Viilor
Just 15 kilometers from Mediaș, in a little-visited yet extremely picturesque area, you will find a village that will be hard to leave. The tradition and unique spirit of Transylvania are at home in Valea Viilor. Like most localities in the southern...
The Rope Street in Brașov, the narrowest street in Europe.
A street in Brașov, measuring an average width of just 123 centimeters, is classified as the narrowest street in Europe. This alley is located right in the heart of Brașov and connects Poarta Schei and Cerbului streets. If you stroll along either of...
Gura Raului, the village where the tradition of commandments is preserved.
Anyone who wants to rediscover rural life as it was hundreds of years ago, and especially one of the oldest traditions in Romanian villages, should visit Gura Râului on a Sunday. Beyond the picturesque landscapes and the beauty of the area, you will...
The Calusarii of Poplaca, the young people who carry on the oldest Romanian dance.
In Poplaca, a village just 12 kilometers from Sibiu, a group of children, teenagers, and adults carry on an old and especially valuable tradition of the Romanians: the dance of the călușari. They usually meet after school, during free afternoons,...
The Caldarari Roma of Brateiu: art that overcomes prejudices
Just a few kilometers from Mediaș, on the road leading to Sighișoara, in a village that measures only a few hundred souls, the Roma manage to carry on a craft tradition that is several hundred years old. If you pass through Brateiu, you cannot miss...
The inclined plane in Valea Zanelor, Covasna
A Romanian ingenuity, implemented at the end of the 19th century, is cataloged as one of the most eco-friendly means of industrial transport in the world. The inclined plane, or Șiclău as it is known by the locals of the Comandău commune in Covasna...
Discover the Old Town: The Stairs Passage in Sibiu
One of the most picturesque places in Sibiu is undoubtedly the Stairway Passage. You cannot walk through this place without your thoughts drifting to medieval society. The history and significance of the passage are quite substantial, as it was once...
The Legend of Avram Iancu's Oak, a 600-Year-Old Tree
In the town of Blaj, right in the center of the municipality, there has lived for six centuries an ancient tree that can be said to have seen it all. Avram Iancu's oak is part of a list of protected trees alongside several dozen others from across...
"The Mandra Fortress" and the golden apples
In Slimnic, if you have the chance to visit this autumn, don't forget to taste the apples from the local orchards. Their flavor is renowned throughout the country. But apples are not the only part of Slimnic's history, also known as "Mandra...
Harman Fortress, adapted to withstand Turkish invasions.
Just eight kilometers from Brașov, in the village of Hărman, lies one of the most remarkable fortified castles in Transylvania. The Hărman Fortress, or Hönigberg (Mountain of Honey), as the village is called in German, was a true pride for the...
Schuller House, a monument whose exact age is not known.
Without a doubt, anyone passing through the Old Town of Mediaș will notice the Schuller House, an architectural monument whose age is only estimated. It is said that the building located on the eastern side of the center was constructed in 1588, but...
The fortified church in Roșia, one of the forgotten treasures of Transylvania.
Documented since 1327, the village of Roșia, located just a few kilometers from the city of Sibiu, hides a lost treasure right in the heart of Romania. The fortified church here is one of the oldest in Transylvania, built over 700 years ago, in...
The Legend of the Child from the Black Church in Brașov
One of the most haunting legends of Transylvania has its roots in the 15th century, coinciding with the construction of the Black Church in Brașov. On one side of the church, on a column, stands a statue of a child depicted in a position that gives...
The Legend of the Wooden Church in Poiana Sibiului
One of the most beautiful churches in southern Transylvania is undoubtedly the Church on the Hill in Poiana Sibiului. Built in 1766, this place of worship is entirely made of fir wood, with a stone foundation. The roof is covered with shingles, and...
A day among period characters: the Baroque Autumn Festival begins
Anyone passing through Avrig this Saturday, a town near Sibiu, will certainly feel as if they have stepped back in time. The streets will be filled with musketeers, counts, barons, and baronesses, creating a unique atmosphere. This is all part of...
The fortified church in Cloasterf, one of the few with a defensive upper floor.
In Cloașterf, in Mureș County, there is one of the few fortified churches in Transylvania with a defensive upper floor. The uniqueness of this church comes from the fact that above the nave and choir, there is a fortified floor with windows and...
The Glass Icon Museum in Sibiel, the largest collection in Transylvania.
In Sibiel, a village located just 20 kilometers from Sibiu, tourists passing through this area can discover the largest collection of glass icons in Transylvania. The permanent exhibition is organized right in the house of priest Zosim Oancea, who...
The Gerendi House in Altana, built over 500 years ago.
One of the most important tourist attractions in the Hârtibaciu Valley (southern Transylvania) is undoubtedly the house in the village of Alțâna, built over 500 years ago. The story of the house is as remarkable as the legends surrounding...
The Pancake Festival in Prejmer, the most appetizing tradition
Year after year, the village of Prejmer in Brașov County hosts a festival that attracts hundreds of tourists from all over the country. The Pancake Festival is an old Saxon tradition held in Prejmer annually. Local housewives compete to cook the...
Stroll along the watchtower road of the fortress in Archita.
The church in the Mureșan locality of Archita is very well preserved, although it is one of the lesser-known fortresses and has dimensions and beauty similar to those of the fortresses in Biertan or Moșna. The construction of this fortress began in...
Sibiu Glade, the village of millionaire shepherds
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...
Taste the bread of yesteryear at the Old Mill in Hosman.
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...
The potters of Corund
In Harghita County, in Corund, hundreds of potters live who have the gift of transforming a piece of clay into a unique object. The craft here has been passed down from generation to generation. The technique used is as follows: the clay is kneaded...
Valea Viilor, the Transylvanian village
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...
The Armenian Church in Dumbrăveni
The Armenian Church in Dumbrăveni is located in the town of the same name. Access is via DN 14 between Sighişoara and Mediaş. The first documented mention of Dumbrăveni dates back to 1332. In 1553, Prince Grigore Apaffy built a castle-fortress here...
The Myth of Dracula
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,"...
The Forgotten Fortress of Slimnic
Slimnic Fortress, or Stolzenburg, is located in the village of the same name, along DN14, the road connecting Sibiu to Mediaș. The first documentary mention dates back to 1282. The fortress extends in a north-south direction over the entire...
The Enchanted Beech of Muncelu, the tree whose leaves never fall.
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, Jurassic Park in the heart of Hațeg Country.
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...
Weekend tip: ascend to paradise in the Southern Carpathians via the Transalpina road.
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...
The Tavern in Bătrâni, just like in Creangă's tales.
As soon as you arrive at the Village Museum in Sibiu, you can't help but notice a tavern resting in the shade of some oaks, looking as if it has been plucked straight from Creangă's tales. And if you find yourself here on a warm summer day, the...
The Forgotten Fortress of Petreşti
As I mentioned in the title, unfortunately, the fortress at Petrești is one of the least known fortresses in Transylvania, although its beauty is unparalleled. Built over 500 years ago, today, the structure located in the heart of Petrești, a town...
Natural paradise: The 800-year-old Oaks of Breite, Sighișoara
The ancient oak reserve on the Breite Plateau, near Sighișoara, is relatively unknown and even less promoted. However, the reserve hides some of the oldest trees in Romania. The Breite Plateau covers 133 hectares and is surrounded by a forest with...
The Ethnographic Museum of the Morariu Family in Jina
Tools for carpentry, leatherworking, blacksmithing, beekeeping, and several hundred other items, each with its own story, are housed in a museum set up in the Morariu family's home in Jina, Sibiu County. Every tourist passing through Jina should...
Discover the village of Viscri: one of the most beautiful villages in Europe.
Few know that in 2010, Travel and Leisure magazine declared that alongside famous areas across Europe, the village of Viscri, in Brașov County, is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful villages in Europe. Located a bit off the main road connecting...
Calnic Fortress, a lesson in history amidst nature
Located just 40 kilometers from the municipality of Sibiu, Calnic Fortress is one of the most beautiful fortresses in Romania, built in the 13th century. The name of the locality, Calnic, is mentioned for the first time in a document from the year...
The church in Prejmer, attacked 50 times by the Ottomans, yet never conquered.
One of the most beautiful fortified churches in Transylvania is the one in Prejmer, Brașov County. But it is not just its beauty that matters; the dimensions of the fortress are also significant. The thick walls, four meters wide and twelve meters...
The Astra Museum in Sibiu, a treasure of Transylvanian history.
The ASTRA Museum of Traditional Folk Civilization is undoubtedly one of the most important ethnographic museums in Romania. Spanning an area of 42 hectares, the museum complex features over 10 kilometers of pathways and is divided into six...
Mediaș. The Fortress of the Freemasons
The Mediaș Fortress, documented since 1267, is one of the most mysterious constructions in Transylvania and Romania. The locals of the town tell tales of eyes watching you from the walls or rooftops, of three enchanted golden grapes, witches burned...
The Shepherds' Festival, celebrated annually in Tilișca.
Every year, on the day of Saint Mary, August 15th, Tilișca dresses in traditional attire, and the shepherds take to the streets to celebrate. From all corners of the village, the sounds of flutes can be heard, and the girls and boys begin to cheer...
The Legends of the Bridge of Lies in Sibiu
The Bridge of Lies in Sibiu hides four of the most beautiful legends that have circulated in these lands for over 140 years. Built in 1860 to facilitate the access of merchants from the Small Square to Huet Square, the bridge received the German...
The traditional costume, celebrating at Gura Râului
Every year, dozens of young people from the Mărginimea Sibiului region gather in mid-August to proudly showcase their traditional costumes. The celebration of folk attire takes place annually in Gura Râului on the Sunday after the Feast of the...
The medieval festival "Transylvanian Fortresses" begins in Sibiu.
The third edition of the Transylvanian Fortresses Medieval Festival kicks off on Friday, August 24, in Sibiu. For three days, the historic center of Sibiu will be dressed in medieval attire. Knights and maidens will also be present at the...
"The Transhumance Road" through the Marginimea Sibiului
Discover Sibiu on the Transhumance Road Those who want to see a lesser-known side of Sibiu County and uncover all the beauties of this region in Transylvania can choose the "Transhumance Road." The route can be traveled in a single day by car and...
On the trail of the old mocanita. Adventures with the cycle train.
Railway enthusiasts, but not only, can choose a lesser-known adventure: a ride on a cycle-drezina along the route of the old mocanita. The volunteers of the "Friends of Mocanita" association have found the most unique way to promote tourism in the...
"The Wine Road" through the vineyards of the Tarnava Valley
A vacation can mean more than just a week at the seaside or a few days in the mountains. For those who want to discover one of the oldest traditions in the Tarnava Valley, there is the "Wine Road." Experts agree that the wine from Tarnave is...
Alma Vii, the self-sufficient village
The lesser-known fortified church of Alma Vii should be part of the itinerary for any tourist deciding to visit this area. Although it may not be as significant as the citadels of Mosna, Biertan, or Sighisoara, Alma Vii hides a tranquility that you...
The festival in Sighisoara revives medieval tradition.
The Sighisoara Festival is undoubtedly the most important medieval festival in Romania. Year after year, the medieval spirit of this region is revived, the streets are filled with knights and princesses, and a truly unique atmosphere hangs in the...
Biertan, one of the most important fortresses in Transylvania.
The locality of Biertan is first documented in 1283, in a document alongside Medias and Mosna, all three localities engaged in fierce competition for the administrative center of the "Two Seats" (of Medias and Schelk). Thus, each of the three...
Mosna, the medieval fortress hidden in the heart of Transylvania
Archaeological excavations over time have brought material evidence of habitation in the territory of the village since the Neolithic and Eneolithic periods. Thus, in a place called La Rapa, a prehistoric settlement was discovered with materials...