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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 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 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....
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 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 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, 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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...