Sarmisegetusa Regia : Sarmizegetusa was the largest craft center, and its quality as the political and cultural-religious capital of the state if it was a determining factor in economic prosperity. Here were the kings, the dignitaries, the royal chancellery, a part of the aristocracy, artisans, merchants, builders, doctors, etc. From a structural point of view, the Dacian capital proves to have three parts: the civil settlement, the sacred area and the fortress.
Geoagiu B?i: The Roman Thermal Baths are preserved almost in the same form as in antiquity, being built in the current Geoagiu Bai village, in a circular promontory of 90 x 95 m in diameter. Under Romanian domination, hot spring baths at Germisara (Geoagiu-Bai) were much researched, and they were provided with adequate facilities, with sanctuaries where some protective deities of these healing waters were celebrated.
Hunyadi Castle , also called the Corvinus Castle, of Corvinesti, is the medieval fortress of Hunedoara. This architectural monument dating back to the 14th century is representative of Gothic feudal art in Europe and was built on the site of an old Roman castra.
Alba Carolina Fortress is the most important tourist attraction in Alba Iulia. Built during the years 1714-1738, it is considered to be the most representative Vauban type bastion fortification in Romania, or even in south-eastern Europe.
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