Cose da fare a Maramureş

Attività, attrazioni e tour

View from Biserica de lemn din Ieud Deal, wooden church completed in the seventeenth century. "We came to understand that the locals’ zest for life and love for nature are fuelled by a strong connection to the spiritual world. Spirituality is of utmost importance to the people of Maramureş and the many wooden churches situated all over this region stand as evidence to this end. There are many special churches and they are all beautiful in their own way, but the one in Ieud is exquisite. We arrived on a calm summer’s evening and we were greeted by the smell of handmade soap and by the smiles on the villagers’ faces. The hill on which the church stands has in itself a feel of ‘solemn’, which turns into humbleness before the impressive frescoes. We decided to climb the old and squeaky wooden stairs leading to the church’s tower and the view revealed the surrounding hills framing the village – a small Eden, undisturbed and dateless! This place breathes history through all of its pores, as we were standing in the exact spot where the first document written in Romanian – ‘The Ieud Codex’ (1391) – was found. I wondered - doesn’t this add a feel of ‘majesty’ to it all?"
View from Biserica de lemn din Ieud Deal, wooden church completed in the seventeenth century. "We came to understand that the locals’ zest for life and love for nature are fuelled by a strong connection to the spiritual world. Spirituality is of utmost importance to the people of Maramureş and the many wooden churches situated all over this region stand as evidence to this end. There are many special churches and they are all beautiful in their own way, but the one in Ieud is exquisite. We arrived on a calm summer’s evening and we were greeted by the smell of handmade soap and by the smiles on the villagers’ faces. The hill on which the church stands has in itself a feel of ‘solemn’, which turns into humbleness before the impressive frescoes. We decided to climb the old and squeaky wooden stairs leading to the church’s tower and the view revealed the surrounding hills framing the village – a small Eden, undisturbed and dateless! This place breathes history through all of its pores, as we were standing in the exact spot where the first document written in Romanian – ‘The Ieud Codex’ (1391) – was found. I wondered - doesn’t this add a feel of ‘majesty’ to it all?"
Endless rolling hills in Maramures!
Traditional Maramures Cabin.
Swaying hay.
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I luoghi da visitare assolutamente a Maramureş

Cimitero Cimitirul Vesel

Fai tappa presso Cimitero Cimitirul Vesel durante il tuo viaggio a Săpânța; non te ne pentirai. Puoi gironzolare per i parchi o ammirare le montagne e le altre bellezze di quest'area.

Cimitero Cimitirul Vesel

Lago del Bacino di Firiza

Lago del Bacino di Firiza è uno dei migliori luoghi d'interesse di Baia Mare per gli amanti della natura. Scopri le montagne e le chiese, tra le attrazioni di questa zona.

Lago del Bacino di Firiza

Torre di Santo Stefano

Scopri il passato di Baia Mare con una visita a Torre di Santo Stefano. Tra gli elementi che danno notorietà alla zona ci sono sicuramente le montagne se vuoi immergerti nella natura, ma anche i musei se vuoi cogliere l'atmosfera del posto.

Torre di Santo Stefano

Museo di Etnografia e Arte Popolare di Baia Mare

Cerca di approfittare del tuo viaggio a Baia Mare per scoprire le mostre di Museo di Etnografia e Arte Popolare di Baia Mare. Tra gli elementi che danno notorietà alla zona ci sono sicuramente le montagne se vuoi immergerti nella natura, ma anche i musei se vuoi cogliere l'atmosfera del posto.

Museo di Etnografia e Arte Popolare di Baia Mare

Sinagoga Vijniter Klaus

Sinagoga Vijniter Klaus è solo una delle ottime attrazioni di Sighetu Marmatiei, quindi perché non vai a scoprire anche le altre? Ricavati un po' di tempo per visitare le chiese e i monumenti quando ti trovi in questa zona.

Sinagoga Vijniter Klaus

Seggiovia Suior

Vale la pena visitare Seggiovia Suior durante il tuo viaggio a Baia Sprie. Non puoi assolutamente perderti le montagne, una volta che sei in quest'area.

Seggiovia Suior

Casa Iancu di Hunedoara

Approfitta del tuo viaggio a Baia Mare per esplorare le interessanti mostre di Casa Iancu di Hunedoara. Ne vale la pena! Scopri le montagne e i monumenti, tra le attrazioni di questa zona.

Casa Iancu di Hunedoara

Seggiovia Mogosa

Vale la pena visitare Seggiovia Mogosa durante il tuo viaggio a Baia Sprie. Non puoi assolutamente perderti le montagne, una volta che sei in quest'area.

Seggiovia Mogosa

Museo del Villaggio

Approfitta del tuo viaggio a Sighetu Marmatiei per esplorare le interessanti mostre di Museo del Villaggio. Scopri la campagna e le chiese, tra le attrazioni di questa zona.

Museo del Villaggio

Città vicino Maramureş

Baia Mare

Baia Mare

Sun setting over the Carpathians. I dined with shepherds for this experience: http://www.alwayswanderlust.com/dining-with-shepherds-in-the-carpathians/

Ocna Sugatag

Sighetu Marmatiei

Sighetu Marmatiei

Alt. 1400 m, perfect road and beautiful scenery. Prislop Pass in the north of Romania, crossing Rodna Mountains. You can stop in Borsa for a night or two and explore the mountains around the resort or even use the chairlift that takes you near a very beautiful waterfall - Cascada Cailor.

Borsa

"Mocanita" is a steam engine train that takes tourists through the gorges of the Vaser River in the region of Maramures, Romania.

Vişeu de Sus

'This stillness is a big part of the Maramureş lifestyle; being able to experience it actually means understanding a way of life that has been passed on from one generation to the next and these people’s take on life is as surprising as their take on death. The best place for us to experience that was Săpânţa, a small yet cozy village close to the Ukrainian border. What makes the inhabitants of Maramureş so special, in the end? Well, for starters, they even have a cemetery making a fool of… death. Yes, death. Stepping into the Merry Cemetery made it clear. This cemetery has mainly started as the creation of sculptor Stan Ioan Pătraş, whose legacy endured after his death, with artists who continued his beautiful work, using the same vibrant blue – the Săpânţa blue, together with other vivid colors to illustrate the resilience of the miracle of life before the big end. There are important scenes from the lives of those buried here painted on over 800 tombstones. And if this isn’t impressive enough, there are epitaphs underneath each painting summarizing the life of the deceased or depicting the circumstances of the passing, with traditional Romanian motifs found in each epitaph.' #blue #colorful

Săpânța

View from Biserica de lemn din Ieud Deal, wooden church completed in the seventeenth century. "We came to understand that the locals’ zest for life and love for nature are fuelled by a strong connection to the spiritual world. Spirituality is of utmost importance to the people of Maramureş and the many wooden churches situated all over this region stand as evidence to this end. There are many special churches and they are all beautiful in their own way, but the one in Ieud is exquisite. We arrived on a calm summer’s evening and we were greeted by the smell of handmade soap and by the smiles on the villagers’ faces. The hill on which the church stands has in itself a feel of ‘solemn’, which turns into humbleness before the impressive frescoes. We decided to climb the old and squeaky wooden stairs leading to the church’s tower and the view revealed the surrounding hills framing the village – a small Eden, undisturbed and dateless! This place breathes history through all of its pores, as we were standing in the exact spot where the first document written in Romanian – ‘The Ieud Codex’ (1391) – was found. I wondered - doesn’t this add a feel of ‘majesty’ to it all?"

Ieud

Barsana Monastery from Romania. The entire monastery complex is made of wood and stone in traditional fashion. The grounds are very well kept and on a sunny day the whole complex is gorgeous. A place to clear your mind and soul.

Bârsana