Maramureș
Attractions in Maramureș
Highlights
The open air Museum welcomes its guests with traditional architecture representing the four ...
Straßenpass zwischen Romuli und Săcel, 800m
Aflată în satul Bârsana din județul Maramureș, biserica din lemn datează din anul 1720, fiind ...
The Merry Cemetery is a cemetery in the village of Săpânța and became an open-air museum and a ...
Jungle Park is a safe recreation area, offering its visitors various games and for those who do not ...
Aflată în satul Budești Josani din județul Maramureș, biserica de lemn datează din anul 1643, fiind ...
Calea Ferată Forestieră din Vişeu de Sus numită „Mocăniţa de pe Valea Vaserului“, se află în nordul ...
Discover the region
Maramureș is located in the northwest of Romania on the border with Ukraine and is surrounded by mountains higher than 2,000 meters. This region is rich in wild animals like bears, black goats or lynxes and many other natural treasures.
To protect the diversity of the region, two national parks have been established: the Rodnei Mountain National Park and the Maramureș Mountain National Park, which is also the largest nature park in the country.
As nature perfectly blends in with the traditions and craftsmanship of the place, you will discover the art of woodworking, which the locals have been practicing for centuries and which is also reflected in the many wooden churches that have made Maramureș so famous. Eight of them have been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Both the picturesque landscapes and the villages, as well as the unique traditions and popular costumes make Maramureș the perfect choice for a traditional holiday in this dreamland.
Trip planning
Weather
Getting there
By plane
The nearest airport is Cluj (about 140km)Reviews
