Hiking in the Carpathian Mountains

Casa de oaspeti se afla in Porumbacu de Sus, numarul 295, un sat din inima Transilvaniei, de la poalele Negoiului (Muntii Fagaras). Amenajata intr-o veche sura, construita in secolul 19 (anul 1876), casa are in partea de jos o brutarie artizanala, iar in partea de sus, nou renovata si confortabila, 4 camere duble, bucatarie cu spatiu de luat masa si relaxare si o terasa cu vedere panoramica asupra muntiilor Fagaras. Oaspetii nostri se pot bucura de spatiul verde din curtea si gradina casei, precum si de pomii fructiferi si legumele din gradina de zarzavaturi. In curtea casei este amenajat spatiu pentru gratar si un foisor pentru servirea mesei. Gradina generoasa, da un farmec aparte locului, prin mijlocul ei trecand un mic rau, iar in spatele gradini chiar raul Porumbacu. Brutaria de la parterul cladirii este renovata si amenajata in stilul vechii brutarii care a existat in curtea casei acum aproape un secol. Oaspetii pot lua parte la ateliere de facut paine artizanala sau se pot bucura de produse facute la cuptorul cu lemne, dar si de alte de experiente culinare deosebite. Casa de oaspeti poate fi inchiriata in regim propriu. Locuri: 3 camere cu pat matrimonial 1 camera cu doua paturi single baie proprie pentru fiecare camera bucatarie living Facilitati: parcare in curte gradina generoasa spatiu amenajat pentru gratar foisor brutarie cablu TV internet wifi

Come to our Guest House Farm Brandusa, located only a few kilometers away from Sibiu, at Valea Avrigului. Horseback-riding, relaxing by the pool, watching equestrian trainings in natural set-up or nature day walks are some of the activities that you can enjoy.

Multi o viziteaza dar putini o uita! Marginimea Sibiului este una dintre cele mai pitoresti si traditionale zone din Romania. Haideti sa facem o drumetie pe poteci neumblate intr-o plimbare pe biciclete. Va propunem o alternativa la turismul traditional prin efectuarea de drumetii pe bicicleta insositi de ghid in satele pitoresti din jurul Sibiului. Traseele sunt accesibile tuturor pasionatilor de miscare in aer  liber. Plecare din Sibiu , sau de la locatia dvs.

Transilvania Tourism Adventure este partenerul tau in descoperirea Transilvaniei.  Alege una din locaţiile pe care le vrei să le descoperi alături de noi. Îţi vom arăta şi vei afla lucruri pe care nimeni nu ţi le-a spus încă!  Te ajutăm să transformi proiectul tău într-o realitate.  SERVICII PERSONALIZATE ȘI OFERTE DEDICATE PENTRU TURISTI individual sau grupuri, întotdeauna la cele mai bune prețuri! 

Space for modern and contemporary art (not only) from the danube region. Exhibition - Gallery - Global Encounters.

History begins with people. Their decisions influence how things happen. Should we fight? Should we leave? Where can we settle? What shall we do? Who are our allies? Should we stay? How long can we put up with this situation? Where people settle, buildings and walls appear. Walls separate, protect, shelter and encourage development. Walls of houses, churches or synagogues, shops and workshops, walls of defence and walls of separation. Between these walls life grows, new things are invented and discovered, people are born and others die. Between walls, people live. When people decide to leave their walls and to try their luck somewhere else, their stories remain. Thanks to them, history goes on and we do not forget what happened before we appeared in the world. Stories keep people alive and walls standing, even past their time. When even stories disappear, nothing is left. Only then, when there’s nobody to tell the stories, everything ends. We wanted to tell the story of Jews in Sibiu - they came, settled down, built, lived, resisted and then moved on. What is left behind them are walls, but mostly stories. We put some of them together and we invite you to take this story forward.

Ansamblul Agora Cisnădioara

Pensiunea Negoiu la Porumbacu de Sus, Judet Sibiu.

The manor, as well as the whole village, belonged to the Apafi noble family. In the 18th century, when they had no more heirs, the manor has been taken over by the Bethlen noble family. Throughout time, the Apafi house has been changing its shape and was several times renovated in 1830 the owner of the time, Graf Haller. In 1920 the manor was transfered to the Saxon community, then transformed into the cultural house of the village, then seized by communists in 1949. After discovering in the archives of the Hungarian state several detailed inventories that marked the changes brought to the Mâlâncrav estate between 1679 and 1778, German architect Jan Hulsemann and contractors Fritz Klutsch and Ernst Linzing brought the manor back to its original 18th century aspect, using traditional techniques and materials. Once the architecture and finishes were restored, British designer David Mlinaric was in charge of the interior design, respecting the same spirit: most of the objects inside the rooms of the manor – weave work, lace work, furniture pieces and ironware – are of local provenience, either originally found inside the manor, or brought from the nearby villages. (c): https://www.experiencetransylvania.ro/guesthouse/malancrav-apafi-manor/