Anina Railway Station

The Tabula Traiana is an ancient Roman inscription located on the right bank of the Danube River, approximately 4 km downstream from the modern town of Orșova in Romania. The inscription refers to the construction works carried out by the Roman Emperor Trajan at the end of the 2nd century AD, during his reign (98-117 AD). The precise dating of the inscription is the year 103 AD, and it pertains to the construction of a road (Via Traiana) between the Roman provinces of Moesia (in the area of present-day Belgrade) and Dacia (in the region of present-day Romania). The inscription was created to mark the completion of the construction of this road and is written in the Latin language. Source

The ruins of the fortification are located in Coronini Commune, in Caraș-Severin County. The Ladislau Fortress, the Coronini Keep was a medieval fortress entrusted to the Teutonic Knights. It was built on Dacian ruins located on the hill called "Cula", on the bank of the Danube, being completed by Sigismund of Luxemburg and dedicated to Saint Ladislaus. On the opposite bank of the Danube is the Golubăț Citadel. text source

The tower was named in honor of the Roman poet Publius Ovidius Naso, one of the most famous classics of Latin literature.   Legend has it that Ovidiu would have passed through the Banatul Montan either on his way to exile or during his visits to Dacia. Different historians of that time discovered in the words attributed to Ovidiu a possible origin of the name of the municipality of Caransebeș. More precisely, it is said that the poet would have fallen in love with these lands and being captivated by the beauty of the landscape would have exclaimed: "Cara mihi sedes!" this expression, which in translation from Latin means "My beloved territory!" or "My beloved place!". Its Latin exclamation sounding similar to the current pronunciation of the name of the municipality of Caransebeş.

The museum of monumental andesite sculpture is located right at the entrance to the municipality of Caransebeş, on the road from Reşita. Here, tourists can walk and relax, admiring a number of 33 monuments carved with great craftsmanship and attention to detail. These monuments were exhibited during the International Andesite Symposium, held in three editions between 2013 and 2015. The material used by the sculptors is characterized by hardness, resistance to weather factors and durability over time, which is why the sculptures are very well preserved, being able to be admired for years without being severely damaged. text source photo source

The Museum of Monumental Wood Sculpture is located in Teiuș Park and includes no less than 33 by 33 wooden monuments, engraved with mastery. Being located outdoors, tourists and locals alike can enjoy the beauty of these sculptures while taking a relaxing stroll through the park. The 33 sculptures were exhibited during the International Wood Carving Symposium, held in Caransebeș, over seven editions, between 2003 and 2009. text source photo source

Moldova Veche Port is a river port located on the left bank of the Danube, in the area of ​​the "Iron Ports I Hydropower and Navigation Complex" reservoir in Caraș-Severin county. Tourists who arrive in Old Moldova can also enjoy cruises on the Danube, thus having the opportunity to live a unique experience and admire a special natural setting.

Peter Pan was born and raised in Rusca Montana at the end of the 19th century. He worked at the marble factory until, with the outbreak of the First World War, he was drafted into the Austro-Hungarian army and sent to Italy, where he was killed in action 4 years later at the age of 21. years. Thanks to him, the commune of Caraș-Severin became known to Italians, practically entering the international tourist circuit. photo source text source

It is considered the most beautiful and full of history railway station in Romania. The baroque building decorated inside with paintings inspired by Roman mythology, dates back to 1879 and it was the hunting house of the Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria.

The Roman  Baths  from  Băile  Herculane  dates  from 153 AD and are still functional today, after about 2000 years. They are located at the basement of the Roman Hotel, built on the old baths.