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The 7 Best Things to Do in Targu Jiu, Romania
Discover the best top things to do in Targu Jiu, Romania including Endless Column, Gate of Kisses, Table of Silence, Lainici Monastery, Parcul Nakional Defileul Jiului, Muzeul Arhitecturii Populare Din Gorj, Muzeu Casa Cartianu.
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1. Endless Column
Overall Ratings
5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Gabriela P - Bucharest, Romania
Once again, it has been demonstrated to me that the reality overcomes the image.
I knew the Endless Column, the Table of Silence, the Gate of the Kiss...from many photos.
I can say now, that besides them, we feel and philosophize about life. Unintentionally. Automatically.
If possible, do not miss the opportunity to get close to ... Brancusi.
I love Targu Jiu and his people. Love at first sight :) .
2. Gate of Kisses
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Floriana G
This is not a LOVE Kissing Gate, it refers to the Kiss of Death, but not all people know this... It's sad because the authorities are not doing anything in promoting these main attractions Brancusi left us...
3. Table of Silence
Overall Ratings
5 based on 35 reviews
4. Lainici Monastery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Sorin D - Bucharest (Romania)
It is unknown the exact date of construction of the first church here, probably late 14th century. The position of the monastery is wonderful, on the spectacular Jiu Valley, about 30 km north of Tîrgu Jiu, after the small town Bumbeşti-Jiu. Throughout history monastery suffered a lot; it seems that during the persecution against the Orthodox organized by the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the 18th century was destroyed; then during World War I the civilizing German army destroyed everything, including the cemetery and the archive. Still surviving and today are there two churches, a large belfry, cells etc. There is a small accommodation space for visitors. It is an interesting monastery of historic importance for the Romanians, beautiful, a place of peace and silence in a mountain landscape. I recommend to all who pass by to stop a while and light a candle.
5. Parcul Nakional Defileul Jiului
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By carmen u
Jiu Valley National Park (PNDJ) established along the valley formed by the Jiu river, between the massifs Vâlcan Parang and occupies an area of over 11,100 hectares, divided between Gorj and Hunedoara area is covered almost entirely by Forests.
Jiu Valley is one of the most spectacular and wild gorges in the Carpathian Mountains and road and railroad that crosses it reveals eyes sectors with deep Valleys of overwhelming beauty, tunnels and viaducts, virtually an entire universe offered primarily liable, but the thought of man to build one of the most spectacular roadways throughout Romania.
National Park Jiu Valley is situated in Bumbeşti Jiu tariffs charged for visiting the park are only 5 lei per person per week or 25 lei per year and for groups larger than 10 people rates are 3 lei / person / week.
It's worth visiting!
6. Muzeul Arhitecturii Populare Din Gorj
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By yaniko12 - Roussennac, France
a l instar d autre musée architecturaux du pays comme le parc Astra de Sibiu , vous découvrez ici une multitude de bâtiments caractéristiques de la Roumanie traditionnelle. maison étables églises ...ainsi que des outils traditionnels . Particulièrement intéressant en famille vous pourrez faire découvrir et découvrir vous même quel était la vie de les campagnes . les bâtiments sont très bien conservés et le prix d entrée est très raisonnable. Si vous visitez cette partie méconnue du pays faites le vous ne devriez pas le regretter.
7. Muzeu Casa Cartianu
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By sonja450 - Ghent, Belgium
It is a wonder this beautiful house could survive the Ceausescu-era. It has been renovated and inside visitors can see how boyars (rich farmers) could live before the communist regime. Some photos have been kept and a book has been made with costumes from the region in miniature. Flowers grow around the house where on most days you can also see cows and pigs strolling around. A wonderful feeling to be in what Rumania could have been.
