🏞️ All places
11 places found
I Giardini di Zoe, Banpotoc Gardens (I Giardini di Zoe, Gradinile Banpotoc)
A Renaissance oasis brought right into the heart of Transylvania, I Giardini di Zoe is the fruit of a spectacular personal vision. What makes the place special: - Place for relaxation and photography: Panoramic terraces that open to the hills of Hunedoara, ideal for a quiet walk and for the perfect photo frame.
Seville (Sevilia)
A city full of history, flamenco and the sensational Espania market.
Granada
Moorish architecture of amazing beauty
Dubrovnik
A city full of history.
Lokrum
If you want to walk among the peacocks, in a garden full of greenery, take a swim in the Salt Lake, or in the Adriatic sea, this is the ideal place.
Plitvice
A green oasis with waterfalls and a lake of an amazing color.
Olănești Baths (Băile Olănești)
A beautiful place for a walk, alley through the forest with many stalls with reasonable prices, traditional products, fruits, vegetables. many restaurants where you can have a meal, we chose the one with a terrace above the river for extra coolness.
💧 Waterfalls
Bâlea waterfall (Cascada Bâlea)
Bâlea Waterfall, also known as Bâlei Waterfall, is one of the most impressive waterfalls in Romania. Formed by the waters of the Bâlea glacial stream, which springs from the glacial lake of the same name, the waterfall offers a memorable visual and auditory spectacle. Visiting the waterfall is an emblematic stopping point for any journey on the legendary Transfăgărășan road.
Scarisoara Glacier Cave (Peştera Gheţarul de la Scărişoara)
The Glacier Cave from Scarisoara is the first speleological reservation in Romania, located in the Apuseni Mountains, Alba County. The place hides a huge block of ice over 10,000 years old, perfectly preserved at the bottom of a 48-meter deep pit. Descending the stairs anchored in the rock instantly transposes you from a green mountain landscape directly into a frozen microclimate, where the Great Hall impresses with translucent ice stalagmites that never melt.
Lake Saint Anne (Lacul Sfânta Ana)
Saint Ana Lake is the only volcanic lake in Romania, located in Harghita County, on the bottom of an extinct volcano crater in the Ciomatu Massif. This natural jewel is distinguished by the extreme purity of the water, fed exclusively by precipitation, and by its almost circular shape surrounded by dense coniferous forests. Being a protected reserve, the place offers a landscape of deep tranquility, ideal for relaxation and hiking in nature.
The Cave of Disease (Peștera Bolii)
The name of the cave comes from the noble family of Bolia, documented since 1404 in a deed of donation by King Sigismund.