Cooperativa Alma Vii

Atelier 17 este un atelier deschis și galerie de artă, care găzduiește activități de educație non-formală, ateliere creative, mici expoziții prin care promovează artiști locali, artiști debutanți, tineri sau emergenți, spațiu pentru rezidență artistică, cursuri și club de artă.

We invite you to discover Panoramic Park Viking Village – a unique theme park in Romania, inspired by Nordic mythology and Viking culture. Here, both children and adults step into a world filled with mystery and courage, complete with interactive workshops, games, and outdoor activities that blend fun with education in an original and captivating way. Panoramic Park Viking Village offers the perfect setting for unforgettable trips and adventures — a place where legends come to life and nature becomes the stage for play and exploration. 🎟️ One-Day Access Fees – Panoramic Park Viking Village Children up to 3 years old: free Children aged 3–16: 25 lei / person Adults: 30 lei / person 🛡️ A Day at Panoramic Park Viking Village • Explore the Viking House and meet its characters • Visit and workshops at the Weaving House • Visit and activities at the Blacksmith & Carpentry • Relax at the Drakkar Cinema • Panoramic walk on the fortress wall • Playground with swings, inflatable slide, trampoline, ziplines, ringspiel, and drawing • Bird farm with Emu ostrich, peacocks, pigeons ⭐ Optional Activities (extra cost) • Themed cottages with sweets and souvenirs • Viking boat ride • Mini train ride • Colored sand drawing • Target shooting games with pistol, bow, and darts • ATVs for children and adults • Go-karts 📅 Visiting Hours: Monday–Sunday: 10:00–17:00 🎫 Entrance: Adults: 30 RON Children: 25 RON

The village, with its irregular network of alleys, is situated on a hill on which a three-nave Romanesque basilica with a west tower was built, dedicated to St. Martin in the 13th century. The entrance to the church hall is through a plain west portal with semicircular archivolt and round-arched piers. The nave is spanned by a cross-ribbed vault supported by transoms and pilasters. Around 1500, a sacristy was built to the south of the chancel. In the 18th century, the aisles were raised and the brick galleries were installed.  More information can be found on Agramonia. 

At the end of 14th century, the three-aisled Gothic basilica with west tower dedicated to Saint John was built on a hill in the centre of the village. The choir display chamfered and pear-shaped ribs that rest on engaged pillars with capitals. The sacrament alcove, keystones, a richly decorated sedile and traceried windows represent the valuable architectural sculpture. An oval enclosing wall surrounds the church. In the south stands a gate tower with portcullis grooves, next to it a chapel whose choir is placed before the curtain wall.  More information can be found on Agramonia. 

The church was originally built in gothic architecture, and later in the 16th century, fortified to fit the defensive requirements at the time. The outer wall was also constructed during fortification of the church. Although much of the altar inside was crafted 19th century and later build in, there is still some reminisce of this late gothic altar in the city parish church in Sibiu. The organ is dated to the year of 1800.  More information can be found on Agramonia. 

The church is situated in a side valley of the Hartibaci valley and has strong castle walls to all sides. The classical decorations inside are lavish and the tower stretches high. The monument dates to the 13th century and has been constantly enlarged. The fortified church in Dealul Frumos is one of the most conclusive examples of church-fortresses in southern Transylvania, owing to its position in the village and in the landscape and, above all, to the extent medieval structure and the harmonious relations established between the individual parts and the whole fortified church.  More information can be found on Agramonia. 

The history of the church, originally built in Romanesque style, goes back to the first half of the 13th century. Most fortified churches in Transylvania had their belltower or donjon added later, but the church in Movile had already a belltower before the fortification. Instead the donjon was built above the choir, something very uncommon here. Today the church and its ensemble are threatened by decay.  More information can be found on Agramonia. 

Biserica în sine a fost construită în secolul al XIV-lea, în stil gotic. A fost fortificată în anii 1500. Apoi a fost fortificată și mai mult cu un zid de apărare la mijlocul secolului al XVI-lea. Mijlocul și corul sunt amândouă mai mari decât în cele mai multe alte castele bisericești și este relativ bine întreținută. Donjonul său domină orizontul orașului Iacobeni. Mobilierul din biserică este în cea mai mare parte din secolele XVII și XVIII. Există, de asemenea, un epitaf deasupra amvonului care îl înfățișează probabil pe Michael Schullerus, care a murit în 1748. Amvonul a fost construit în secolul al XVI-lea.  Mai multe informații găsiți pe Agramonia. 

The church itself was built without any tower in the 14th century, in gothic manner. Around 1500, the village takes defensive measures, and builds the massive donjon where the southern entrance used to be. The top of the donjon is still used today as a bacon storage. More information can be found on Agramonia.