Alba – Alba Carolina Fortress:
Worked in Alba Iulia somewhere in the range of 1715 and 1738, the Alba Carolina Citadel is the biggest stronghold in Romania.The fortress has a heptagonal shape, and it is surrounded by 12 kilometers of walls and guarded by a bastion at each corner.Ever since 2009, the Citadel is home to a Change of Guards ceremony, which throughout the years became a symbol of the city. During the touristic season (May – September) the ceremony takes place on a daily basis, and sometimes even twice a day during weekends.
Arad – The Administrative Palace:
The Palace is home to the Arad City Hall, and it is one of the most huge works of varied engineering in the city. The focal pinnacle of the structure estimates 54 meters in tallness, and at the top, it houses a clock with a chime.
Argeș- Curtea de Argeș Cathedral
Curtea de Argeș filled in as the main capital of Wallachia, and the development of its Cathedral brought forth one of the most acclaimed legends in Romania, the legend of Manole.The Cathedral was worked somewhere in the range of 1517 and 1517, yet it was somewhat wrecked by two fires in 1866 and 1867. During his standard, King Carol I chose to reestablish the church building and to transform it into the necropolis of the Romanian Royal Family.
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