Top Things to do in Hunedoara County
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Things to do in Hunedoara County, Transylvania: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Hunedoara County, Romania including House of Volcanoes, Tunelul Celor 365 De Sfinti, Densus Church, Sarmizegetusa Regia, Colt Citadel, Castelul Corvinilor, Malaiesti Citadel, Dormition of the Theotokos Church, Gorunul Lui Horea, Fortress of Deva.
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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. Densus Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By day8807 - Braila County, Romania
Dating from 13th century and made from stone, this is a church about I learned in highschool history class, so it was on my bucket list. It is a calm and serene place and it is called St. Nicholas church. It is situated in Densus village and the road to it is very beautiful also. I arrived after 18:00 and I found the church closed, I could'nt get inside, and also we two were the only one in the church's court (which is a graveyard)...spooky :))
4. Sarmizegetusa Regia
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4.5 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By Elena257 - Timisoara, Romania
This is a place you need to see. The capital of Dacia, it was an important spiritual center. Here you can even see the first paved road, many temple ruins and sacrificial tables.
5. Colt Citadel
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4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Viocalatorul - Bacau, Romania
Cetatea de Colţ is one of those places in Romania that I like to write: hidden, unusual, charming and ... mysterious. It lies at the heart of the fascinating stories of Radu Gorj and Orfanik from Jules Verne's Carpathian Castle. And if you remember from the childhood marked by the great writer's novels, the description of the Jiu and Haţeg Valley, the Petroşani Depression and the Transylvanian Alps, that's the place!
6. Castelul Corvinilor
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4.5 based on 938 reviews
Reviewed By sandran489 - Sun City, United States
When you go to Romania, one of the main things you want to see are their castles. We visited three of their castles, and Hunedoara Castle or also called Corvin Castle was by far the best of the three. (See my other reviews of the other two, Dracula's Castle (Bran Castle) and Peles Castle.) Welcome to Transylvania! Corvin Castle starts out wonderfully exciting with your first glimpse of the outside of this great Medieval Castle with all of the bells and whistles one would describe of it's architecture and stonework. Before you go inside, take a great picture with the Castle behind you. I just loved roaming around every space here, large and small, up and down, everywhere we looked, was an interesting adventure. It really is a great example of what you want to see when you explore a Medieval Castle. We really took some great pictures. Some of the spots are a little difficult with the lighting, but we managed anyway. Don't miss this one, you will love it.
7. Malaiesti Citadel
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By SidoniaS2 - Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Carefully restored; in very good condition. Easily accessible. I recommend it as a starting point before exploring the surroundings: here you will find a very nice lady guide, who will give you practical advice on what to visit; she seems to "read" what will you like based on what hiking equipment and what shoes you wear (:D); her advice helped us have 2 excellent days in nearby
8. Dormition of the Theotokos Church
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
The Strei Church is located on E79 / DN66 road, at a distance of 20 km from Hateg and 14 km from Simeria. Strei is one of the oldest churches in Romania, being built on the site of a Romanian "villa rustica", its annexes being still visible. Founded by the Ambrose novel, the Strei Church was built at the end of the 13th century, the first attestation of the church taking place in 1392.
Reviewed By Viorel_25 - Sibiu, Romania
The church is located in Strei village, at approximately 14 kilometers from Simeria on DN 66. The road sign towards the church is located at a curve, so you've got to be careful not to miss it. The church was built in the middle of the village cemetery. The church was built using stone, on top of a roman "villa rustica". The foundations of the roman villa are still visible. The church can be visited during the week (the contact number is posted on the entrance door).
9. Gorunul Lui Horea
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
10. Fortress of Deva
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4.0 based on 231 reviews
Reviewed By MihaiS_Dv - Deva, Romania
Must do while in Deva! An old citadell build on a volcanic hill, which gives you a great overview on the city. Very nice rehabilitation works which struggle to introduce this objective into the great league of tourism. Interesting view, nice place for a sunset, beautiful place to go downhill with a bike.
