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Moldoveanu Peak is located in the middle of the Fagaras mountains, 421 m from the tip Viștea Mare located on the More

The dam was built in 1965 on the Arges river. This was the first valley arch dam in the country. It is a 166.60 m high, More

The entrance of the cave is from the clearing of Suncuiusi. Seeing the concreted entrance a nescient can neither imagine what More

Located near the ruins of the former capital Ulpia Traiana, Densus Church retains the atmosphere of More

Scurtele waterfall is the highest and least known waterfall in Romania. It forms on the Scurtele brook that flows from the Scurtele Lake More

The name comes from the its tatar owner, named Mamai. In 1906 appears the first wooden cabins and a sea deck, More

The wooden church in the village Putna cemetery called "Dragos Voda" wooden church, is the oldest wooden church More

Bucura lake, from the cauldron that bears his name is the largest glacial lake in Retezat and Romania. On its banks More

Hunyadi Castle stands on a hill More

The V5 vertical cave is to be found near Padis, in the Varaso basin. It is a closed cave, open only for professionals, More

In the fourteenth century Turkish peril causes him King Louis I of Anjou to build fortresses on the borders of the Hungarian Kingdom. More

Șurdești wooden church was built in 1721 by carpenter master Makarios, for the Greek Catholic community. More

The Astra Folk Civilization Museum is located four kilometers from Sibiu More

The castle in Peles Valley, the summer residence of Romanian royalty, was built during the rule of Carol I (1866-1914) and today it is an important national monument More

Lake Ursu is the largest heliotherm lake in Romania. It was formed in a sinkhole instead of Lake Horca, which appeared in 1710 by the clogging More

The Palace of Parliament, first called the People's House, was built in Nicholas Ceausescu's time after the 1977 earthquake. More

The Danube Delta with its 3446 kmp is the bird's heath. Providing food and nesting conditions in the vast expanse of reeds here reach More

The salt pits on the Arieș River appear in documents since 1075. Turda City is due to the salt deposit estimated at 39000 million tons. Surface More

Transalpina is the highest road in Romania crossing the Parâng Mountains, reaching the maximum altitude (2145 m) in the Urdele More

The Rotonda Chapel was built at the end of the 11th century, during King Ladislau I (1077-1095). The archaeological excavations More

On Earth there are muddy volcanoes in many places, but in Europe they are very rare. In Romania, they More