The Banat Gorge - Danube's Paradise
The Danube Gorge is a more than spectacular area, impressive from all points of view.
Fascinating sights and biodiversity consisting of rocky hills, parks and nature reserves, as well as centuries-old forests and the Danube, the natural border between Romania and Serbia.
Fascinating sights and biodiversity consisting of rocky hills, parks and nature reserves, as well as centuries-old forests and the Danube, the natural border between Romania and Serbia.
Sirinia Valley
Sirinia Valley is an ideal place for hikers and cycling enthusiasts, here the gorges of the Sirina River open up, with small waterfalls and walls beautifully carved by water over time.
Babacaia Rock
The route passes by the Babacaia rock, also called the "Lonely Crag of the Danube", being one of the most beautiful tourist sights of the Gorge, as well as the point where the Danube Gorge begins.
The rock has a height of 7 m above the water, and its name is based on the legend of a Serbian voivode who allegedly tied his unfaithful wife to the rock, telling her "babo kaise" (repent wife).
The rock has a height of 7 m above the water, and its name is based on the legend of a Serbian voivode who allegedly tied his unfaithful wife to the rock, telling her "babo kaise" (repent wife).
Ladislau Fortress
On the left bank of the Danube, on the Cula Hill, right next to the Golubac Grad fortress on the Serbian side, are the ruins of the Ladislau Fortress.
It was built in 1428, during the time of the Hungarian king, Sigismund of Luxemburg, and between 1429-1435 it was the property of the Order of German Knights. Later, in 1457, it became the property of the Hunedorens, and after the Mohacs attack, it became the property of the Turks.
Thus, the Cula Hill in Coronini has been witness to the history of these lands for hundreds of years.
In addition, tourists can admire gorgeous scenery here, the place is famous for the viewpoint that it offers to tourists.
It was built in 1428, during the time of the Hungarian king, Sigismund of Luxemburg, and between 1429-1435 it was the property of the Order of German Knights. Later, in 1457, it became the property of the Hunedorens, and after the Mohacs attack, it became the property of the Turks.
Thus, the Cula Hill in Coronini has been witness to the history of these lands for hundreds of years.
In addition, tourists can admire gorgeous scenery here, the place is famous for the viewpoint that it offers to tourists.
Gaura cu Muscă Cave
Not far from the rock, just 3 km downstream from Coronini, is the Gaura cu Muscă Cave, a place full of legends and history in the Danube Gorge.
The place is full of legends and history from the Danube Gorge, such as the myth of Iovan Iorgovan "arm of mace", who defeated the 12-headed dragon and the vampire pigeon fly.
The place is full of legends and history from the Danube Gorge, such as the myth of Iovan Iorgovan "arm of mace", who defeated the 12-headed dragon and the vampire pigeon fly.
Ostrovul Moldova Nouă & Moldova Veche
Ostrovul Moldova Nouă is the ideal place to observe the beauty of wild nature, through the great variety of flora and fauna that the reserve has.
Also, the main attraction is the colonies of wild horses that live here.
In addition, not even 3 km from Old Moldova, you can visit the Valea Mare Nature Reserve and the beautiful Modăvița and Burăul Mare waterfalls.
Also, the main attraction is the colonies of wild horses that live here.
In addition, not even 3 km from Old Moldova, you can visit the Valea Mare Nature Reserve and the beautiful Modăvița and Burăul Mare waterfalls.
The water mills from Sischevita and Gârnic
Perhaps the most sought-after traditional attractions in the Danube Gorge are located in Sichevița and Gârnic. Here, tourists can visit the set of mills and buttons.
