Top Things to do in Hunedoara County
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Things to do in Hunedoara County, Transylvania: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Hunedoara County, Romania including House of Volcanoes, Tunelul Celor 365 De Sfinti, Prislop Monastery, Gorunul Lui Horea, St. George Orthodox Church, Magura Uroiului Project, Wooden Church Bratesti, Algyogyi Ifjusagi Kozpont, Malaiesti Fortress, Dacian fortress of Banita.
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1. House of Volcanoes
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
House of Volcanos is a space for learning and experimenting through play in the Hateg UNESCO Global Geopark. Discover Earth’s story! You can be an explorer, a geologist, a palaeontologist and learn about the prehistoric volcanoes from 70 million years ago. We make science experiments, work with a geology kit and dig up fossils in a sandbox, hike in the forest and collect rock samples.
2. Tunelul Celor 365 De Sfinti
3. Prislop Monastery
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4.0 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By Avrigeanu - Bucharest, Romania
Hidden in the hills of Hateg county, Prislop monastery is one of the dearest places to Romanians. It is usually crowded as people come for pilgrimage to prey at the grave of Arsenie Boca who was a huge personality of the Romanian Orthodox Church. He was also an artist who painted parts of the walls of the church of Prislop monastery and other two churches in Romania (Eroilor church in Bucharest and the church in Draganescu village in Giurgiu county, nearby Bucharest). Arsenie Boca designed the plans to rebuild the garden of Prislop and coordinated the related works. He also designed and built the spire in the garden which is amazingly integrated in the natural landscape of the garden.
4. Gorunul Lui Horea
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
5. St. George Orthodox Church
6. Magura Uroiului Project
7. Wooden Church Bratesti
8. Algyogyi Ifjusagi Kozpont
The „Round Church” from Geoagiu, Hunedoara county, is the oldest stone church from Romania. It was built at the end of the 11th century by a noble Hungarian family. The edifice is made of Roman bricks that were reused from an ancient building that existed on the same stone bed. In 2012 the Round Church was open to the public and can be visited for free.
9. Malaiesti Fortress
10. Dacian fortress of Banita
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