Dambovicioara Gorges - are a significant component of the largest gorge complex in the country, which includes over 20 gorges, with a total length of over 30 km. The deepening of the Dambovicioara stream in the Jurassic limestones of Piatra Craiului has generated a gorge sector over 8 km long, with the appearance of a real canyon, cut into the rock stack of limestone bridges at the terminal part of the massif.
Rasnov Fortress is the largest peasant fortress in southeastern Transylvania. It was built in the 13th century and helped defend the inhabitants of Tara Barsei for several centuries.
Bran Castle is the most famous fortress, mainly due to the legend that it was the residence of the vampire count Dracula. Built in the 14th century, the castle is the main attraction of the area.
The open-air ethnographic museum was set up in the park near Bran Castle. Some of the oldest and most typical buildings from the Tara Barsei area were brought and reconstructed in this museum.
The Church in Cheia - Moeciu de Sus The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Cheia was built in 1813 from river stone, pan wool (instead of mortar) and lime.
Piatra Craiului National Park - is located within the counties of Brasov and Arges, respectively the localities of Zarnesti, Moeciu, Rucar and Dambovicioara, including the Piatra Craiului massif and an area including the Dambovita Gorges and the Ghimbavu Gorges. Located in the Southern Carpathians, the park encompasses the massif of about 25 km in length between Zarnesti and Rucar, being delimited by the Bran-Rucar corridor and the Dambovicioara River to the east and southeast, by the Dambovita and Tamas rivers to the east and by the Barsa River to the north. Access to the massif can be made either through Plaiul Foii or through Curmatura.
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