Category: Romania
The Place Where The Danube Enters Romania
After the Volga river in Russia, the Danube is the second longest river in Europe. It flows through 10 European countries, starting from Germany and ending in Romania where it drains into the Black Sea. The Danube enters Romania near the small Romanian village of Bazias. On the southern part of Romania, the Danube is…
Exploring Timisoara city center
The Victory square The Victory square is located in the middle of Timisoara. The most emblematic buildings in this square are the National Opera and on the opposite side of the square is the large Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral with a height over 90 m. As an interesting fact, the Metropolitan Cathedral is the second tallest…
The Unirii Sqaure in Timisoara
Timisoara, a city with a rich history and a vibrant cultural scene, boasts numerous landmarks that tell the tale of its past and present. Among these, Unirii Square or Union Square stands out as a bustling hub that encapsulates the spirit of Timisoara. This historic square, located in the heart of the city, serves as…
The Săvârșin Castle in the Mureș Valley
Another important objective to visit in the Mureș valley is the Royal Castle located in the commune of Săvârșin. It’s about an hour of driving away from Radna if you drive towards Deva. The Royal Domain was owned by King Michael I of Romania. In order to visit the park you will have to pay…
The old stone church in Densuș
Romania is home to many remarkable historical and architectural monuments, and among them is the Densuș stone church. Situated in the heart of the Hateg region, this unique structure stands out not only for its historical significance but also for its unusual construction materials. Location The stone church can be found in the Romanian village…
The old Roman Catholic Monastery in Radna
This monastery can be found in Radna which is right next to the small city of Lipova. Basically the river Mureș divides the two settlements. The closest major city is Arad which is about 32 km away from Radna. The Maria Radna Monastery was built in the 13th century by the King of Hungary, Carol…
The Truncated Tower in Salonta
On our way back home from Oradea, we decided to make a short stop in Salonta to visit the Truncated tower which is also known as the Ciunt Tower. The place was unfortunately closed when we arrived there, so I was able to capture only some exterior shots of the building. The Truncated tower was…