The fortress used to be called Landskrone, translated as “The Crown of the Land” or “The Crown of the Country”. The people of Racovița called it „Cășile Urieșilor” (The Giants’ Houses). It was a historical monument until Read More …

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Evangelical vicarage Tălmaciu represents a heritage of national interest and is registered with the Ministry of Culture, National Heritage Institute with number SB-II-MB-12569. The vicarage located in the north – west of the church has its current Read More …

The Broken Tower (Halbertum, Turnul Spart), the defense system’s third fortification, was built inside the gorge, just 5 km away from Turnu Rosu. The 20 meter high building had shooting windows at three levels and walls about Read More …

In the village of Boiţa, Sibiu County, there is a castle that, once seen, will certainly remain in one’s memory due to its bright red appearance. Built in the early fifteenth century, the fortress of Boiţa was Read More …

Arranged in the building next to the church where the old school used to be located, it was opened in 1978 and includes authentic pieces representative to the village history, such as traditional costumes, looms, agricultural utensils. Read More …

Romanian Monument of World War was erected in memory of the fallen heroes of World War Sadu territory in 1916, exhumed and placed in a common pit here in 1925.

Dr. Ioan Piuariu Molnar Memorial House – is located on the street with the same name, at number four. Ioan Piuariu-Molnar (b. 1749 in Sadu Sibiu – d. March 16, 1815, Cluj) is the first Romanian graduate Read More …

The Energy Museum was inaugurated in the main building of Sadu’s small power hydroelectric power plant, on September 19, 1996, on its one hundredth anniversary. It houses exhibits from the production, transmission and distribution of electricity in Read More …