I visited with my mom on a lovely Saturday morning, and we really enjoyed our walk. Although parts of the park are currently closed for maintenance, it’s temporarily free to enter, which was a nice surprise. The beautiful colors and peaceful atmosphere made our day.

Amazing place!!! We came here on a quick pit-stop and we were so pleasantly surprised by what we found! First of all, the 10 lei entrance fee is so reasonable it would be a shame to miss it because of costs (saw some reviews that you should not pay for a walk - I disagree, all Botanic parks around the world need funds to survive and be able to keep taking care of their plants). And even more, now that they are having some works and some part of the park is closed - they are not requesting any fee. Second, their ponds are WONDERFUL. We loved walking around them and taking pictures ❤️ Check them out and appreciate everything you can find here 🪾🌳🪷

A beautiful large park in the town with very large trees and shaded trails. Many benches to sit on. A stream in the middle. Several ponds with water Lillie’s. Some trees are marked with their names, and a few give more detailed information about their origin. There are several trails you can easily walk one hour or more.

Such a nice place to relax, especially if you are not in a hurry. You can spend a few hours there or just go for a quick walk. Entrance fee 10 lei for an adult.

Entrance was free since half of it was closed for renovation.

A huge forest that would take like at least half a day to visit it all, it’s divided in around to ~30 parcels. It gets very confusing at a point as there are very few signs with Exits or pointers where you are at. A very relaxing spot nonetheless where to spent a day to recharge your batteries in the nature surrounded by a plethora of tree species, you can even buy small plants in pot at the entrance

Truly amazed by the selection and species of the trees. It was very cool, but u can get lost pretty easily in the park 😅

Great experience! No people, fantastic views! Do not put food near the tent as animals can come at night.

Amazing national park with all you want! Mountain Peaks, glacier lakes, Waterfalls, you name it! But come prepared!

One of my most beautiful and beloved magical places in Romania, it is a portal to another dimension.

Great place for hiking adventures.

Fantastic national park without many tourists. Great trails and awesome views from the mountaintops. If you want to escape your everyday city life, this is the place to go to! I can recommend staying in a cabin in Rausor and using the Cabana Buta and Cabana Cascade. Cabana Gentiana seems also to be good, but we did not sleep there during our trips. Definitely avoid Cabana Petriele, they are incredibly rude and you cannot stay there without reservation. If you have a tent, I'd recommend camping at lake Bukura, with is pretty much central. Apparently there are venomous snakes and bears in the park, we did not see any however. There is barely any reception at the west and south side of the park, so be expected to be offline for the majority of your trip. Also, in the north-west part of the park there is a research area that you are officially not allowed to cross, so avoid that part. We had a three-day tour from the big reservoir in the west to cabana Buta, then to Bukura lake, Peleaga peak, and Cabana Cascada on the second day, and then back to Rausor to our base cabin on day three. The best hiking tour I've had in my life!

Superb!!!

Great place. Fantastic forest, beautiful lakes. Wild hiking.

Clean,warm place... what's missing is a restaurant or anything to buy something to eat. Few vending machines on site tho.

An indoor waterpark with a wave pool, jacuzzis, water slide, whirlpool, bubble massage, and waterjet massage. The depth of the children pool is around 60 cm, the rest of the pools is 1,5 meters, the jacuzzi is 1 meter deep. Also has one salt chamber, infrared saunas, Finnish saunas 95°C, and one Turkish steam sauna 60°C. Water temperature in the pool is kept around 33°C. Good for spending winter time in.

Too much chlorine in the water. The kids were a bit affected by it. Most of the equipment were not working. Very little space for swimming. I appreciated the fact that it was clean and easy to be reached by car.

It's a nice place, but it's also small for such a big city. And very crowded. For children it's nice. But for swimmer you don't really have a lot of place.

A very basic aquapark with some pools, saunas and a single water-slide. Nothing fancy. The POS didn’t work and I saw a kid peeing in the pool. At least it wasn’t too crowded.

Nice place with inside pools that have warm water. The price is 25 lei for 3 hours and 45 lei for one day, but i did not stayed longer than the 3 hours because of the chlorine vapors that are in the pools (could be that they use so much chlorine because of hygienic reasons). As a conclusion the place is clean, has many water massage options for elders but also waterslides for kids. I did not test the sauna or the salt cabin.

25 lei for 3 hours, 45 lei one day. Restaurant is closed since 2020, but they let you order food from Deva and eat inside. Public location. Do not expect fancy things, great for kids and adults also. No outside pools. There is also sauna, extra charge. Needs some renovation. Clean enough. Staff is very polite and helpful.

Bring your walking shoes as there’s plenty to be done here. The cable car was not working but you can drive most of the way (keep an eye out for the small signs). Prepare yourself for 200+ stairs. Well worth the visit as there are some fantastic look out points. Would have been great to learn some history of the fortress. Perhaps some QR codes of plaques with information. It’s clearly had a bit of a refurbishment, but some more information for tourists would have earned that extra star.

The castle is in a nice condition, but room and glass building are completely empty, nothing to see. Actually if you go up with the elevator, not so much things to see, option to do. Elevator works till 5pm which is to short opening hours, a lot of people arrived just before 5pm, we had to go back on the next day.

A great place to visit if you're nearby. The stairs are very steep, but you can walk around them on a regular path. The views from the top are great, but there aren't enough descriptions of the place.

Many stairs to conquer, but definitely worth it. The view is nice, especially at night. The renovation in the past years paid off.

It might be beautiful up there but we were unable to reach up due to the telegondola technical issues. The children are too small to climb up. The page is not updated with when it working or if is not working the telegondola. We travelled 4 hours to go up and we went back disappointed. I gave 2 stars for the lady from the informations which was very nice and because the toilets were really clean.

The actual fortress is great with gorgeous views. Getting to it, it's a different story, the funicular was not working, the streets to get up there are very narrow and difficult to navigate, coming down the same thing. I could have skipped it.

Wow! The Acropolis of Deva! Perched up on a volcanic hill towering over the city! It was majestic and thoroughly worth the short walk in the intense heat, after the shuttle bus ride up most of the way. The views are breathtaking! A highlight of my trip to Romania.

Incredible experience. Also great on Halloween, as it's very spooky and theme decorated. The torture chambers were also spooky, and I do not recommend entering with a child that's not above 12+. It's very spaceful and wasn't that busy! One of the best castles I've been too and definitely recommend visiting it!

The castle is impressive from the outside but inside there are predominantly empty rooms. However, it's fun too walk through corridors, stairs and passages. There is an amazing view from one of the towers. The nearest parking is 20 lei per day.

We did a daytrip to Hunedoara from Sibiu. Initially I planned to visit it on our way to Timisoara, but it would fall on a Monday, and on Mondays the castle opens at noon which would affect our plans for the day. Street parking around the castle is tight as they closed the parking lot for some reason. Admission is heavy by Romanian standards at 50 lei (25 lei for seniors) but it's worth it. The castle is very well kept and the interior looks pretty modern in spots but the castle is large and impressive. I'm no fan of medieval castles but this one is a must.

The castle was very impressive and beautiful. There was plenty to see and do there as a castle/medieval period enthusiast. The price of entry was reasonable 50lei/adult. Only few downsides were that the castle was under renovation (it's understandable) and that guidance in the castle was confusing. The rooms had numbers but they were all mixed up.

I had the great pleasure of visiting Hunedoara Castle, also known as Corvin Castle. This magnificent fortress, located in Transylvania, was originally built in the 15th century by John Hunyadi, one of Hungary’s most powerful noblemen and military leaders. The castle served both as a stronghold and a noble residence, and over the centuries it has witnessed many historical events, legends, and even dark tales that add to its mysterious charm. It is an amazing place that truly allows you to feel the atmosphere of real medieval times, with its massive towers, stone courtyards, and slightly dark interiors that whisper stories from the past. There aren’t many tourists, the parking area is close to the castle, and overall it’s not an expensive trip. The panoramic view from the castle walls is breathtaking! Definitely, this place is worth visiting — go there and step back in time! It's worth to arrive at place to see the castle during day and night - two different stories & effect! WOW....gothic style is really DARK at night! Some tailes connected: There is a rumor that Dracula - Vlad III (Vlad the Impaler), the ruler of Wallachia, was imprisoned here for seven years. See added pictures - as you can see the tradition of impaing still "lives". Corvin Castle could have been the model (or at least one of the models) for the fictional “Castle Dracula” because of its dramatic Gothic-look and its connection to Vlad. The Legend of Hunedoara Castle Just after building the castle, its lord-builder, John Hunyadi, ordered a great well to be dug in the courtyard. He promised freedom to the Turkish prisoners who could find water in the rocky ground. For years, they worked day and night, carving through stone with hope and desperation. After fifteen long years, water finally sprang from the earth. But instead of granting them freedom, Hunyadi broke his promise. Before the prisoners were executed, one of them carved an inscription on the well’s wall: “You have water, but no soul.” - see one of the pic. (in arab). To this day, the well still stands in the castle yard — and some say that at night, if you listen closely, you can hear the echo of the prisoners’ voices rising from its depths.

Among the few castles in Romania, it is in the process of renovation. Over the years, different parts of the castle have been opened for visits and you can climb in all the towers. The steps of the stairs are high and not easy to climb if you are not trained. Unfortunately, the landscape around the castle is not special, the castle being in an old communist industrial area. You can also visit recreated torture chambers.

We didn’t get inside the castle, it was too expensive (50 Lei per person). The castle is beautiful. They started to refurbish the castle so some of it covered at this time. There are few souvenirs stores on the way to castle and we loved them - lots of beautiful souvenirs, very nice. A parking near by (can’t remember the price, around 20 Lei). Toilets at the parking for 3 Lei.

Unfortunately the water is very less almost invisible in the pictures. I think because it didnt rain for long time. Anyway, the area is beautiful surrounded by mountain view. A bit dfficult to arrive until top. Crowded always

Nice waterfall, not so great but beautiful. A lot of parking spots for 5 lei. Easy access by foot, only 5 minutes of walking from parking.

It is an easy walk to the waterfall but is not suitable for olderly people because if you want to get closer you have to climb a bit.

A very unique waterfall. It is not huge but it offers a lovely view. You can walk a bit and you will see it from the top too. You don’t need hiking shoes. The downside of this is that there is no parking so be prepared to park on the edge of the road but the waterfall is very near so that is and advantage if you have kids or you can’t walk long distances. It is worth admiring the view from the top and in autumn the colours are amazing.

Beautiful waterfall close to the road.

Natural beauty and spring water in the amazing Pisoaia Fall !

Beautiful place, away from the every day madness

Beautiful artificial lake built on an old village - you can still see the old village church, search on google maps where to find it. You can rent litle boats and navigate the lake. Many places to stop around and enjoy nature.

Great place, great view at the sunset to spend time and relax with the family. We've had a run with the hydro bike on the lake overlooking the sunset.

Nice view and location. However very few amenities around. If you want to go to a restaurant or cafe you don't have many choices, just the "motel Cinciș" which is a very bad choice if you ask me.

A very nice location to visit. We had a fabulous day out

Nice place, beautiful view.

Acumulation lake , has some hotels, motels and B&B's around it, beautiful scenery during late spring to autumn

An amazing place to visit and enjoy

I had a very good praying time but, not everyone understood the place, necessary to be humble and quiet! Very upset when outside at the parking place we wanted to go to the ladies room and surprisingly men were entering in there. When I ask some cleaning ladies why is the men's room closed they were telling me because they are cleaning. Very rude and mean!!! Sunday at 16.00

Peaceful, organized and relaxing. Beautiful gardens. Come early as it can get very hot. Crowds later in the day. Clean bathrooms, fresh water supply. Book shops but no snacks or drinks. No restaurant. No snack shop. Plenty of parking. Wheel chair accessible. No smoking, decent dress. No shorts. Women must wear skirts and headdress.

A very quite and clean place. Very beautiful. You do not need to buy ticket. You need to check on Google the crowded hours to not stay a few hours to visit the place. We arrived at 9.30 and we stayed to visit the graveyard and to listen the ceremony, around 2.3 hours. Keep in mind to take umbrellas or something to cover in case of raining. If you want to buy candela or a suvenir, you need to be patient because it will be crowded, you can stay at least one hour.

Beautiful place in the middle of the nature. It gets very crowded and many people visiting it, forget that it is a place of worship and of being humble.

So peaceful. We go to pray for our soul and reunite my family

Very thankful for having come here, I hope to come again.

Quiet religious place, has a church from 1399, worth quickly visiting if you are in the area.

It's really nice to visit. In my opinion is not more than you expect, exactly that, a stone curch which is filled with history. The outside is really nice, the inside is small and we where greeted by an unfriendly lady. Other than that it was a good experience overall. No tickets needed, it's completely free

This church is really interesting and unique for Romania. It's architecture and story are quite unique and also the scenery is very beautiful. Oh and not many people know about it so it won't be crowded with tourist :)

This is such an unique church, doesn't resemble anything I've seen before. It has such an ancestral feel to it. The scenary from this point is also great, overlooking the local area. Don't miss it, if you're in the area.

It's a must if you are nearby. It is the oldest stone church in Romania. It is also known as St Nicholas' Church. It is made on an old Roman temple using some materials from Ulpia Traiana Samizegetusa fortress. There are also very nice old mural paintings from the 15th century. On the exterior side of the altar you can see two stone lions.

The oldest stone-made orthodox church in Transylvania (roughly 6th century AD), build up on the ruins of a Roman Mausoleum. A really impressive achievement with plenty of mural paintings dated hundreds of years ago and traces of profanation done by turks, mongols and calvinists!

St. Nicholas Church in the village of Densus, located about 10 km from Hateg town, is one of the strangest Orthodox churches in Romania. It is built in a Romanesque style, but incorporates Dacian, Gothic and Orthodox elements . The origin and age of construction are very controversial topics. Among the hypotheses are: pagan temple predacic, Dacian Temple worshiped to the god Zamolxe, Roman temple dedicated to the god Mars, later Christianized (Paleo-Christian church, first from Dacia) or all of these in turn. The most circulated hypothesis assumes that the church had been built in the thirteenth century as the core having a Roman building, probably a monument erected in honor of General Longinus Maximus, governor of Roman Dacia. It is the only church in the village and compete for the title of oldest active church in Romania. The monument originally had a square shape, this being now the nave. It was added to the east (actually more to the south, certifying non-Christian origin) semicircular apse of the altar, complete with a diaconicon. Subsequently were added the "southern" gallery and the narthex to the "west", both being now ruined and roofless. Inside the nave there are four pillars, each made up of two Roman altars stacked. Noteworthy the roof made entirely of stone slabs stacked and decorated with statues of two lions. For the construction of the church are used more constructive and decorative marble elements (columns, statues, capitals, tombstones, sewerage pipes) taken from the ruins of Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa, the capital of Roman Dacia, located only 10 km. Interior painting dates from 1443 and is the work of a team led by Maestro Stephen, with obvious influences with contemporary paintings of Romanian Country. Between 1566-1720 it served as Reformed-Calvin church, Calvin and painting was covered with thick layers of lime. Afterwards it became Greek Catholic church, and in 1872 he returned (with short interruptions in the late nineteenth century) to Orthodox congregation. Wooden iconostasis was painted in the late eighteenth.

Densus church was build centuries ago by people who were using old stone blocks and marble columns from the ancient Sarmizegetusa Ulpia Traiana site. You’ll find out the story if you google it, otherwise you can’t find to many infos at the location. It is not a architectural milestone, I would say there are some grotesque details, because of the materials used, but it is a must see site, considering the fact that it was build in the Byzantine period, and it still is an active church.

Be prepared! 1km uphill climb from parking space to the entrance! Cash only for tickets. After that, a lovely walk through the forrest. Beautiful and peaceful. There are boards giving information about history, which is quite interesting.

Amazing to visit and learn about roman cities. Don't miss out on the other nearby locations.

So much history it is a little Rome. I enjoyed my visit and would love to visit again one day

The ticket was 14 lei which is almost 3€. For this you get an entry into the across the street museum and the ruins. The ruins where nice, nut much to be honest and I also think the experience is whether dependent. On the day we visited it was cloudy with a bit of rain. It could improve a lot but is a nice place to visit if you are passing by. I don't recommend to go specifically here, it takes not more than 30 min to see everything you can see.

The ruins along with the provided information are very interesting. Unfortunately, the main attraction, the amphitheater, is closed for the public and it seems to be “modernized”. Nevertheless, the museum, although small, has a very well informed guide who can answer your questions on the matters of archeology and history of the place and not only. I would recommend to visit.

For some people these are just ruins with no meaning....but these thousands of years roman habitats are full "energy". U also want to go the museum they have across the street and talk to the very knowledgeable guide that takes care of the place. He is the best👏👏👏👏👏

Very interesting, very beautiful and tranquil place

Nice waterfall with an easy hicke. Transport with trucks or horse and carriage is available. There is also paid parking at the start of the trail. Personal vehicles are not allowed.

Splendid jeep safari to the waterfall and a wonderful place.

You get there, by horse carriage or jeep, after, a bit of walk to the waterfall, about 3 minutes, were shoes

Beautiful waterfall however the map location was bad, modified it, hopes it gets approved. The location is showed correctly on "Muntii Nostri" app for mountain hikes in Romania

Beautiful 15 metres drop waterfall good to visit anytime

Easy access, awesome view

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This Red Bastion of Prince Gabriel Bethlen where this great prince of Transylvania was born in 1580. It is a single surviving remnant of the Renaissance castle in the former Illye (Ilia) estate. I made also some pictures of the very damaged Classicist styled house from the 19th century which belongs to the Baron Bornemissza family. Now this property belongs to Böjte Csaba foundation ( he is a Franciscan monk)who helps many kids without parents, and they organize different events at this place of Marosillye ,called Ilia in Romanian language. I recommend this place,it is near the main road .

Beautifull medieval mansion and park , restored and well kept , close to the A1 Highway , no parking , nobody around , the inside of the mansion is not open and there was no one around to buy tickets from and to offer us some sort of relevant information . This place became infamous as an employee from this museum cruelly tortured a dog and left it dying in 2021. All in all a beutifull manor but poorly managed . I have visited it 2024 but I do not see why I should return .

Nice

A horrible place !

(Translated by Google) It was closed on weekdays in the summer. There is no information board. (Original) Nyáron hétköznap zárva volt. Információs tábla nincs kitéve.

(Translated by Google) I have to say that the view is minimalist. This is more like a financial support (Csaba Bojte bought the house). Gabor Bethlen was born here. A door frame and a monogram on the ceiling testify to this. They show a 10-15 minute video and you can watch a photo series of the old buildings of Marosillye. The entrance fee is 30 ron in 2025, which is quite expensive for a tourist. If someone wants to see it.... you have to make an appointment in advance. It is not always open, it takes weeks to get there. Only Hungarian tourists come here. The emphasis on Hungarian was too much for me. (Original) Azt kell mondjam h minimalis a latnivalo. Ez inkabb egy penzugyi tamogatas (Bojte Csaba vette meg a hazat). Bethlen Gabor itt szuletett. Errol egy ajtofelfa es a plafonon egy monogram tanuskodik. Vetitenek egy 10-15 perces videot ill. Marosillye regi epuleteirol fotosorozat nezheto meg. 30 ron a belepo ara 2025-ben, ami eleg borsosnak szamit az elmenyhez kepest. Ha valaki meg szeretne nezni....elore idopontot kell egyeztetni. Allandoan nem latogathato, hetek telnek el amig nezelodo arra teved. Kizarolag magyar turistak jarnak ide. Nekem tul sok volt a magyarsag hangsulyozasa.

(Translated by Google) Closed early Sunday afternoon as well. Zero information... :-( It doesn't take a natural disaster to keep tourists away.... (Original) Vasárnap kora délután is zárva. Információ nulla... :-( Nem kell ide természeti katasztrófa, hogy távol tartsák a turistákat....

(Translated by Google) A village at the foot of the Apuseni mountains (Original) Un sat la poalele munților Apuseni

The iron bridge must be repaired or refurbished. It has been out of warranty for many years. The local authorities and the local or county administration do nothing about the structure of the bridge and it may fall

Great bridge engineering and nice view on river Timis. 185 tons of steel have been used and for around 30years it was the only bridge to connect the two sides

Perfect place for sightseeing

More than 100 years old, state-of-the-art piece of architecture!

Ok

Born & rased next to it.

Very old Bridge in Lugoj

+ The place delivered a fantastic historical performance through its locomotives. - The exhibition space is simple and not very refined; the place could be made much more beautiful and exciting.

Nice place to wisit, 1h tour is enought. Every locomotive is good described and in nice condition.

It's an open-air park where locomotives made in Reșița (clasts as treasure) are exhibited. It's clean and interesting, they have QR codes for more information about them.

Just loved this place . Situated on the edge of Rejtsa in Romania. It's the history of their early trains. Some of these trains and massive. And some are quite little. It's all free to see and easy to get into . I was amazed by them. And took a lot of time looking at them. On the whole we'll kept. And there are information boards with them. Only small downside I couldn't get a souvenir there. Please if your near or want to just go and see. I don't think you will pleasantly suprised.

If in Reșița, then it is worth stopping by. Good history lesson, I had no idea that some of those locomotives were in use till the 80’s. The security guy told us that climbing is not possible so the kid got a bit disappointed. The place has potential and it could be expanded to other train related elements, artifacts, etc, similar to the train museum in Budapest which is very people friendly and kids can experience train rides and all sorts of other interactive activities.

Stroll around historic steam engines, some built right in the city of Resita, you even have a chance to climb up the stairs and peak inside. Awesome experience!

A free to enter, open air, steam train museum, the locomotives are laid out in a park, the signs are in Romanian and English. Well worth a visit if you are in the area, there is a live railway nearby moving freight, there is a garage where you can buy some drinks or snacks.

Wine producer location. Nice place, great view from the top of the hill. You can stay over night, get a tour of the winery, listen to the wine making process, from the owner itself if you catch him there. Lots of types of wine. The room was clean. The breakfast is simple, omelette, eggs, various salami, cheese, fresh vegetables, cereal, coffee, tea, water. We were with a group, had dinner which you can prebook, had the tour and wine tasting. We had a series of 9 wine taste, but they have details on the webpage if interested. They have also a shop were you can buy the wines they are producing. You can buy bottled and also bulk wine.

The guesthouse is located at the base of a hill with their vineyards, so great positioning. As you climb the hill you can see up to Arad, plus the vineyards landscape. The food is good and in large portions. The service is nice. You have access to great wines and good prices directly from the cellar. The room had AC. We had a small incident regarding type of room which was quickly solved in a positive manner. The personnel is friendly. The rooms are quite basic, maybe a bit basic for the price. No fridge in the room. If you are alone at the guesthouse in small group, limited menu is available for meal.

The best wines from Transylvania are here. Good for families, couples or friends to stay eat, drink and enjoy the beautiful view. Reasonable prices for quality gold medal wines and delicious food.

Gay n place great people great wine. Beautiful environment and almost nice accommodation and prices. Recommended

Not great, not terrible, but I guess it’s a matter of personal taste.

Great place! Wonderful hospitality! Fantastic top wines! Thank you. Hope to come back again🥰

Great wine, great food, friendly host and beautiful premises.

Large domain, great to spend a sunny afternoon there. Has some activities, most of them tree hiking related. A bit too commercial

The domain is large and offers all kind of activities - horse riding, adventure park, fishing pond. The restaurant is ok, but the menu could use some variety.

Nice and beautiful place close to Timisoara, Barbecue also during the week available. Restaurant can be improved. On my plate Potatoes and meat was cold. After reclamation was everything changed and better warm.

This place is amazing and reassuring. The food is tasty, you can walk through the forest and ride horses. Highly recommend:)

You can try horse riding, the adventure Park and the restaurant here also bike rides. You can also just visit and enjoy sunbathing or playing badminton. The adventure Park has quite a range of routes you can choose from depending on the difficulty you want-black, blue, red routes. There are also horse contests you can attend during the summer. The prices for the park are okay.

Amazing place! An oasis of relaxation and joy. 😁❤

Great place. You must go there. Beautiful horses. Nice restaurant with good food.

Friendly staff, tasty wine,value for money! Recommended!

Great assortment of locally produced wines before they reach international markets

This is the place if you want to buy quality wine. I have been here several times, very good quality

Very nice wine store for bottled wine, I really enjoy their top brand section Solo Quinta as well as a few other fruity and sweet blends. While Solo Quinta is more expensive than usual, the sweet, coupe red wine blend which I also loved is around 20 lei.

Place looks amazing and they have a wine shop where you can buy bottles. They offer a short tour and if you set an appointment you can be served food and drinks. For groups of 5-6 people they make the appointments only during their opening hours but for bigger groups they are more flexible with the schedule.

Absolutely wonderful, so clean and the people are so nice. Went to find a specific type of wine and the amazing lady there was so helpful! Thank you!

First of all, a good wine is the wine you like enough to drink. " I accept any philosophy, if it is sprinkled with a good wine." ☺️For me a good wine is a balanced wine, and in a glass of balanced wine no flavor stands out in favor of another.

(Translated by Google) The Romanian Parish United with Rome, Greek-Catholic, Arad Micălaca was founded immediately after 1990, by Fr. Petru Pecican. The foundation stone of the new church was consecrated by P.S. Bishop Alexandru Mesian on September 27, 2009, and the church on June 21, 2011 (source: bru.ro) (Original) Parohia Română Unită cu Roma, Greco-Catolică, Arad Micălaca a fost înfiinţată imediat după anul 1990, de către pr. Petru Pecican. Piatra de temelie a noii biserici a fost sfințită de P.S. Episcop Alexandru Mesian la data de 27 septembrie 2009, iar biserica în 21 iunie 2011 (sursa: bru.ro)

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church (Original) Bisericuță frumoasă

(Translated by Google) The little church. (Original) Bisericuta mica.

I love going here, the only problem is that the big pool is kinda dirty in the shallow depth, but i really recommend this pool. After 16 pm the prices for adults are 17 ron, the same as the kids. The food is kinda expensive but the langoș are very good!!

One of the most beautiful and biggest public swimming pools situated near a river in the Eastern Europe. The water is very clean and the perfect temperature. The staff are all very helpful and loving for their job. There are also really nice restaurants in the area with amazing food. I highly recommend coming here for a good time in the summer.

We had a lovely afternoon here, came after 4pm so it was just €6 for two of us - kids under 7 are free. It was dead quiet, only about 15 people there, so unfortunately the slides were all off.

Nice place to stay and relax. A lot of space and many restaurants around which has good food and drinks. The facilities need renovation. In the weekends and in the public holidays are full of people there.

Nice place! The water was great. Pretty crowded during the weekend but super ok during weekdays.

Best pool. It is big area. Dj sounds. Foods. Beer. Etc.

And nice place to cool down and have fun with Family/friends. Water is clean, the food is good.

The landscape is great and I am sure that during summer, when the terrace is open the view makes all the money. The food would be 7/10, the staff, very close to 10/10, professional and affable. Overall it was an OK experience.

This restaurant is quite a legend among locals in Arad. It is a restaurant, but most of its panache is because of the terrace during the warm season. The prices are low, the foods are great, especially the "mici" (minced meat meatballs on the barbecue), draft beers, but they also have a menu. The location is extraordinary, exactly on the Mures river bank. This is the best characteristic of this restaurant. Unfortunately, the services are not great and are always understaffed. This is already in the urban myth and it is known that when you are there, when you get to order, you must order the food, all the beers you want to drink and maybe when you receive them, you pay. Other than that it is great.

this place has an amazingly bad reputation with the locals. it has one of the most adored locations in the city, right by the river, and yet, the management has failed to deliver on a simple aspect in the service industry: quality waiters. apart from the fact that they are always late with any type of order, be it just a bottle of soda that just needs to be taken out of the fridge and taken to the customer, they are rude, rarely answer your calls and if you want the complain and are straight up belligerent. and if the venue hosts football nights, forget about you drinks. :)

Even though the location is nice, the service is horrible with extremely rude staff, just ignoring customers. The waiters do not understand english (i.e. Redbull must be translated to Romanian) and apparently are also suffering from cerebral achromatopsia. Just save yourself some time and don't ruin your day by visiting this place.

Such a shame, wonderful location, but staff incredibly rude. After waiting 25 minutes just for our order to be taken, when complained to the waitress she replied: well if you waited 25 minutes you can wait another half an hour. We got up and just left... Don't waste your time

Lazy and very lazy unorganised waitress. Very nice place location though. It's a pity. Romanian people said that they are like this from last 30 years. Shame. Chelneri lenți și indiferenți. Așa fac de 30 de ani. Păcat de locație.

Good food and wonderfull location!

City is old and run down but people seem to be friendly. But I'm not particularly enjoy the way people drive here, it's crazy! Overall, I've had a good experience here and would like to visit again in the future.

This monument building is one of the significant works of eclectic architecture in Arad. You should visit the interior of this palace. It is wow.

An impressive building dominating Revolution Square in Arad. This is the Arad City Hall. Built at the end of the 19th century, it is one of the finest examples of eclectic style in the city. A perfect spot for photos and an architectural landmark you shouldn't miss when exploring the center of Arad :)

Very beautiful European architecture in the heart of the city.

Very beautiful building outside and inside. The mayor should take care of the building more.

Beautiful building in the heart of the city.

One of my favourite place in Arad, my hometown. If you take a brake on one of the benches situated at the front of the city hall, you can feel the pulse of the city, at any hour. Also, between 19:00 and 23:00 the motorcycles and the sport / tuned cars, are making their promenade! Love it!

Nice place for walking, relaxing. In the past river was cleaner and you could swim, but now you can't.

Very nice view.

A very nice river which pass through all Timisoara Town. To admire the places, and parks that are situated on both banks of the river you can take the public bus boat and make a short journey. The boats are new and modern. A good way of transportation!

Nice to have a walk on the shore, you can also take the boat bus but there are still some thinks that need improvements. Also Bega Boulevard it's a lovely event and in the summer you may enjoy a lot of restaurants on both sides.

The dirtiest and the most smelly river you can find in Serbia. To be even funnier there is no industiral waste, the main reason is that sewerage from the whole city with around 70k citizens, goes to this river, then via Tisza and Danube to Black sea where people swimming in our wastewater

One of the nicer things about Timisoara has to be its river Bega. Recently some things have changed but here's an update : 1) the closer you get to the central part of town, the more you'll be pleased aesthetically by the river banks. 2) good place to go by bike for a ride. Nice for long strolls. A good choice for runners also. 3) you've got many options when it comes to food and drinks as far as I am concerned 4) plenty of parks near it that you can explore if you chose to do so 5) activities such as kayaking are out for now because city council has put in a new transportation system in place (small boats up to 50 people i think) that I can't be 100% objective about because some restrictions have been put in place now on water sports on the river so I'll let you make up your mind on how you feel about it. 6) fishing is possible if that's something you enjoy 7) further plans on enhancing aesthetics are in place and on going.

Nice parks and side walks. Nice for a week relaxing by the river, playground for kids. Activities in the water. It's getting better and better as time goes by.

Beautiful park. Right next to the river. Roses did not flurish yet, when we visited, but still was very nice. Must see place in Temisoara in my opinion.

The park is big and was transformed into a huge space for the festival this week 😍 I am so glad we got to experience this beautiful cultural and diverse experience during our 5-day stay in Timişoara 🥰 There were people from all ages, families, and lots of talented artists 🤩 There were also food trucks lined up on the street before going in the park so I am super happy I got to eat more Romanian food too 🥹 The park is clean, well maintained and very relaxing for walks or runs or spending time alone or either family/friends. I highly recommend to visit it and wander around 😊

We visited in early April, which was too early for roses to bloom (but other flowers were in full bloom all across the city). Still, it was obvious that this was well designed park and popular place. The park is located just minutes from the city center, on the beautiful bank of the Bega river. Also, the street leading to the park has beautiful trees which were on full bloom when we visited.

This was one of my favourite mud holes in Romania. Personally, I’m glad they cleared away all the roses because they were likely ruining the view of all the mud. I appreciate Timisoara is known as a garden city but I’d gladly support its transition to the nations favourite building site for 2026.

Very beautiful and modern park of roses with concert hall on air. There is the children trampoline zona. Very good place for relax and cap of coffee. We were on festival of Romania and Ukrainian cultures. it was very good organized by Ukrainian union of Timisoara in Romania.

It's a small park in the city center. There are lots of roses to admire, but most are small, and very few are perfumed. When you're surrounded by roses, you'd expect rose perfume.

It's a cute park. My friend who lives there mentioned that there were a lot more roses in the past and now the local authorities are putting effort into rehabilitating it so that it can live up to its name again.

Very good personal. I like the way they work. Thank you for answering all my questions. Michael is a professional. You should give him a raise! Totally recommend the place 💯

A truly enlightening experience! The Museum of the Revolution in Timișoara provides a powerful and authentic insight into the events of 1989. The exhibition is engaging and easy to follow, and the staff is exceptionally kind and helpful. Highly recommended for anyone interested in the city’s and Romania’s modern history.

As a Hungarian, I very highly recommend visiting this place! Whether you were already alive to watch the Revolution on TV or not, this place reminds of what the communist block, and especially Romania was like, and how the people rose up against oppression. Great detail is devoted to all topics before and during the Revolution, both in English and in Romanian. The exhibit is not very interactive, but gives unparalleled insight into a major historical milestone in Eastern Europe. Unfortunately, there is also a lot of lessons to be learned about today's politics. Overall, a very impactful and meaningful exhibition, highly recommended! Without watching the documentary, we spent almost 2 hours walking around here, and I even went back to buy a photo ticket. Oh also the guy at the entrance was really welcoming and helpful, and spoke excellent English! (I'm not sure why I keep highlighting this, we never had any language trouble in Romania during our visit. ;) )

Must see when in Timișoara. The exhibit is both informative and presented in a way that will leave a strong impression. We can learn a lot from the Romanian people's fight for freedom.

I didn't know what to expect from the museum and it was really hard to find as well (the entrance can be reached from Strada Paul Chinezu) but once I got in and got to meet Michael, who was working there, he really made my visit worthwile. He was very knowledgeable and willing to show me the museum around and answer all my questions. His positive attitide had a positivr effect on my visit. The museum can be done quite quickly but there is also extensive amount of text and info also in English for those interested to dive in the subject. It was cool to see actual items donated from that time and I learned so much about Romanian history and the revolution.

Had the chance to explore the memorial and was genuinely impressed. Got a warm welcome from a super friendly staff member who explained everything clearly in great English. You can tell the team has put amazing work into setting up the place, it’s thoughtful, moving, and informative. It’s a bit tricky to find, tucked away through a strange little path, but definitely worth the effort once you’re there. A meaningful visit.

I really enjoyed my visit. It’s a great reminder of what people have had to do to gain freedom, as well as the absurdity of autocracy. They have a mix of informational panels (sometimes heavy on detail), art pieces/installations, and photographs. One of the highlights for me was the photograph collection upstairs. They look like us. And kudos to the guy at the front. He put up with my 20 minutes of questions and, being a historian, he had great answers.

Piața Unirii is a lively, picturesque square with colorful buildings and a relaxed vibe. I heard a lot of Serbian spoken around, and it genuinely felt like being in a small Serbian town. Great for a stroll, a coffee, and soaking in the blend of cultures.

So lovely 🥰 For me the nicest square in Timisoara, full of life and very vibrant. Lined with different restaurants and cafes and bars. Also churches and the Timisoara art museum 🖌️🎨

Beautiful Piata (plaza/square) circled by historical architecture and baroque and successional buildings. Many cafes and restaurants.

Very nice

A square with amazing architecture and colourful, old buildings.

After visiting many other cities I can still stay Piata Unirii stays on top of the list! I like a lot the refurbishment of the old buildings around the Piata Unirii that brings a lot of character to the area. There are a variety of caffes and terraces all around if you're planning to spend one day around! The service,food and hospitality won't disappoint you!

Nice plaza, coffee shops all around. Quiet in morning but more festive as the day progresses. No shade. Beautiful buildings all around.

Beautiful, neat and clean. Friendly staff. A beautiful and diverse assortment of goods and products. Variety of shops. Large and neat parking lot and space in front. Low prices. Possibility of payment

A huge mall with a lot of shops and brands to satisfy every taste! 🥰 I loved the shop Lefties that I got to discover. I also liked the large Auchan supermarket because we have the same chain in France. They had a lot of interesting things! There’s an also a beauty salon and the mall has a big food court plus it is surrounded by a lot of restaurants outside. A mall worth discovering that’s not that far away from the city center 😉

One of the biggest and best shopping experiences. Highly recommend to visit You can find everything you want and need Clean and modern Not very crowded with shops for every budget Will definitely visit again

Wow, you should see by your eyes! The vibe it's amazing! And in Mall they have even Primark!!! I felt like in Spain, Italy or Belgium.

Great place to relax and shop! Lots of stores and restaurants, with a lovely green area and lake that make the atmosphere really enjoyable. Clean, modern, and lively – highly recommend!

300kW DC / PPC blue charging station available in the underground parking. Level -1 , section A next to the Parking info point area.

The “all you can do” place in Timisoara- like “all you can eat” restaurants, this place has everything you need to spend at least one whole day! It is the new center of Timisoara. One of the largest and maybe the most beautiful Mall in Romania!

Fascinating architecture. We were very lucky, it was drizzling and our group was the only one in the square. Impressive place!

It's a posh little square. It is lined with flowers and fountains. Benches between the flower beds are lovely to sit and take a small break from walking. It seems like there will be a big event here as there are a lot of vans with heavy equipments are being set on the ground. (Today is September 24 2025)

Built in the early 20th century, Victory Square features impressive architecture from the Secession and Neo-Romanian styles. The facades of the buildings surrounding the square are richly decorated, giving it a charming, old-European atmosphere. The wide promenade through the center is filled with colorful flowers and fountains, making it a favorite place for locals and tourists to walk and relax. It is really a beautiful place.

A really nice square really hard to miss it specially if you live somewhere in the centre. A really nice place to walk have a cup of coffee and shop. It’s it’s most too crowded around the afternoon But I wouldn’t describe it as a busy place. I visited the square in October the weather was really nice.

Short stay in Timisoara after a week long business trip, such a wonderful place to see. Great food, coffee, and historic places to see. And if you like shopping Euro mall / Iulius mall is just 5 minutes drive from victory square.

Victory Square in Timisoara is a stunning and lively central spot. The architecture surrounding the square is impressive, with beautiful historic buildings and vibrant colors. It's perfect for a leisurely stroll, people watching, or enjoying a coffee at one of the nearby caffees. The atmosphere feels both energetic and welcoming, making it a must visit when in the city.

Victory Square in Timișoara is the vibrant heart of the city, blending history with modern life. On one end stands the impressive Romanian Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral, and on the other, the Opera House and National Theatre. The wide boulevard is lined with beautiful early 20th-century buildings, cafés, and restaurants, making it an ideal spot for a stroll or a relaxing break. In spring and summer, the square comes alive with terraces and flowers, while in winter it gains a special charm with festive lights and decorations. A must-visit when exploring Timișoara.

A historical cathedral that enchanted my heart and became a must stop on my short stay 🩵 The cathedral has a different charm at night, majestic and magical with its lights. It has another charm during the day with the sun moving around it. Always radiating with beauty 🙌🏻 We were lucky enough to be there also for the festival parade on 2nd July 🥰

Old city of Timisoara, Romania, first class experience. Nice interesting old buildings reconstructed, clean streets. Everything is in a walking distance, you do not need taxis. Lots of cafes and restaurants not expensive that depends, sorry. We at at traditional Romanian restaurant which Offer Romanian cuisine, very tasty and for 2 big portion it was AUS$ 47. Again Australian $ is very low about 1€=2aus $. We travelled by car and pared it in city centr. We bought SIM card just for a day.

This is the simbol of Timișoara, the beautiful orthodox cathedral. A place that we all love and cherish. Anyways, we cannot, and should not forget that on December 1989 the clergy closed and locked the main doors and the people of Timisoara, were massacred on the stairs of the church!

The Romanian Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral in Timișoara is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks and a true architectural masterpiece. Its imposing Neo-Romanian design, adorned with distinctive mosaics and stained-glass windows, dominates the main boulevard. The interior radiates warmth and spiritual peace, decorated with beautiful icons and frescoes. The cathedral also holds great historical significance, especially during the events of 1989, making it a place of silent tribute. A visit here leaves a lasting impression and offers a glimpse into Romania’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage.

Cathedral of the Three Holy Hierarchs made me truly speechless. From the moment I spotted its soaring towers and colourful glazed-roofs, I knew I had entered a place where history, faith and art come together in one magnificent experience. For any traveller to Timişoara, this cathedral isn’t just a landmark to photograph — it’s an experience to feel. I left with a sense of having touched something much greater than just beautiful architecture: a living piece of heritage and heart of the city. You must go there. PLUS - in general Timisoara city is beaitiful and worth visiting - the city center is amazing full of interesting places. Timișoara is a masterpiece, multicultural city with a rich architectural heritage and a forward-looking spirit so if you will have time just go there.

What a pretty piece of architecture. I was amazed by the colors and materials. Inside is a well decorated Orthodox Church

One of the symbols of Timișoara. Beautiful city with a lot to see and visit.