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The “Libearty” Bear Sanctuary, opened in 2005, is the largest animal welfare project in Europe. It provides a haven for bears that have been mistreated. Each bear in the sanctuary has an amazing story about how it was rescued from a life of cruel captivity.

Currently, “Libearty” is home to over 130 bears and is considered the most ethical sanctuary in the world. It spans 70 hectares of oak forest, with trees for climbing, pools for bathing, and proper food according to veterinary diets.

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Plaiul Foii – Zărnești is located at the foot of the imposing Piatra Craiului Massif, in the Bârsa Valley, about 12 km from the exit of Zărnești.

Visitors can take their time admiring the majestic ridges of the massif in all their splendor, enjoying spectacular scenery and nature.

Plaiul Foii offers access to the most beautiful mountain trails in Piatra Craiului and even in the Făgăraș Mountains, making it a popular destination for those seeking peace, relaxation, adventure, or moments of reconnection with nature.

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The Zărnești Gorges are a narrow canyon of rare beauty that delights visitors in every season. The spectacular landscapes, fresh air, and chance to spot chamois make this area a special destination for nature lovers.

Located in the northeastern part of the Piatra Craiului Massif, the Zărnești Gorges stretch over approximately 3–4 km, impressing with their rocky walls reaching heights of 100 to 200 meters. Access is easy through the villages of Zărnești and Peștera, and Curmătura Chalet — an important starting point for mountain trails in Piatra Craiului — is located nearby.

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Bran Castle, located in the Rucăr-Bran Pass in Brașov County, about 30 kilometers from the city of Brașov, is a historical and architectural monument of great importance in Romania. Its construction began in 1377 when King Louis I of Hungary granted the Saxons of Brașov the privilege to build a stone fortress at their own expense and with their own labor.

Today, Bran Castle is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Romania, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world each year. Although it is often associated with the Dracula legend, its connection to Vlad Țepeș, the ruler of Wallachia, is more symbolic than historical.

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Dino Parc Râșnov, inaugurated in 2015, is the largest dinosaur park in Southeastern Europe and a unique open-air museum in Romania.

Located on Cetății Street, near Râșnov Fortress, the park covers an area of 4 hectares and hosts over 120 life-sized dinosaurs, recreated according to the latest paleontological discoveries.

The park offers numerous interactive activities, including playgrounds for children, tree houses with scientific exhibitions, an open-air cinema, adventure trails, a zip line, and a laser maze. Additionally, Dino Parc Râșnov features a reproduction of the world’s largest flying animal, *Hatzegopteryx thambema*, as well as a real, extremely rare meteorite discovered in Romania.

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Council Square (Piața Sfatului) in Brașov is the vibrant heart of the old town — a place full of history and charm that attracts both locals and tourists. Located at the foot of Mount Tâmpa, the square has been an important commercial and social center since the Middle Ages. Merchants from across Europe once displayed their goods here, turning the square into a true meeting point of cultures.

Dominated by the imposing building of the Council House, which today hosts the History Museum, the square is surrounded by medieval houses with colorful façades that preserve an authentic atmosphere. The nearby Black Church adds a touch of solemnity to this lively space.

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Brașov Fortress, located on Fortress Hill, stands as a symbol of the city’s medieval history and defensive spirit. Originally built in the 14th century and strengthened over time, the fortress served to protect the local community from Ottoman invasions and other hostile forces. Constructed of stone and brick, it features defensive towers, massive walls, and strategic bastions.

Beyond its military role, Brașov Fortress also served as a refuge for residents during times of danger. Today, its ruins offer a spectacular view of the city and its surroundings, making it a highly appreciated tourist attraction. Visitors can explore the site’s fascinating history while admiring the architectural elements characteristic of the medieval era.

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