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The Venera Baths are a tourist attraction with curative properties. These baths have been known since the Roman period, but during the Austro-Hungarian period the Venera spring was rediscovered. Initially, it was used for the hygiene of soldiers, but research on its water revealed that it has twice the amount of sulfur per liter of water compared to other springs. In the past, venereal diseases were very common, specialists discovered that this spring treated these diseases, the sulfur in large quantity having a sterilizing effect. The spring was named Venera, after the diseases it treated. In addition, the water of this spring is also used to treat rheumatic conditions. photo source text source

The story revolves around some basins arranged along the Cerna River, which flows through the beautiful resort of Băile Herculane. In these pools, called 'cădițe' (small tubs), thermal water is collected directly from the ground. If you don't have a doctor's recommendation, specialists advise not to stay in these tubs for more than 10 minutes. This place is one of the most sought-after in the resort, considering that it is outdoors, and the waters are thermal, rich in therapeutic properties for the human body, such as iodine, sulfur, bromine, and many others. Access here is quite easy if you follow the signs on the roads in the resort, and a few hundred meters away is a renowned restaurant in the area where you can try traditional food or have a coffee while admiring the mountain landscapes offered by the mountains surrounding it. Also, a few meters away is the base of the mountain trails in the Cerna Mountains that lead to their ridge road. The thermal waters of Băile Herculane are renowned for their therapeutic effect, known since Roman times, and even Empress Sissi of Austria, the wife of Emperor Franz Joseph, relaxed here. Text & photo source

At Gărâna there are three slopes that were inaugurated at the end of 2013. Access to Gărâna is from the E70 (DN6), between Caransebeș and Orșova, take the county road DJ582, next to the Slatina-Timiș Township, and continue to the village. There is also the possibility of access to Gărâna from Reșita (DN58), on county road 582, also to the village. The slopes of Gărâna: The slope from Village 1 - length 500m, medium difficulty The slope from Sat 2 - length 600m, medium difficulty Snowboard Park - length 650, medium difficulty All the slopes are equipped with artificial snow cannons, and the ascent is by ski lift. photo source: Facebook Wolfsberg Ski text sources: ski-si-snowboard.ro/, www.roxy-world.ro/garana

IOAN CRIŞAN, whose name the zoo in Reşita bears, was a biology teacher at Bastilia (the current "Diaconovici-Tietz" high school). In the 60s of the last century, when he was director of the high school, he established a mini-zoo in the yard of the institution, whose undisputed star was a bear. This was the beginning, testimony of the teacher's love for living nature, for its knowledge by the students. Later the animals were transferred to the city park, their number constantly increasing. text source: zooresita.ro photo sources: zooresita.ro and Facebook Grădina Zoologică Reșița

Access to Muntele Mic is from DJ 608 A, through the municipality of Caransebeș, on the exit to Muntele Mic, from the ring road. The Mic Mountain is the "child" of the Tarcu Mountains, with a height of 1,806 m. The Sebeş River springs from this mountain, which flows into Timiş, at the confluence in Caransebeş. At the altitude of 1545 m is the Muntele Mic tourist resort where, on the spherical top of the mountain, you can ski almost 6 months of the year. Muntele Mic was and still is today the highest and most suitable resort in Romania for practicing winter sports. All the winter tourism segment is increasingly well developed: night slopes, cable installations, artificial snow. • Borlova slope 1 - Length: 1000m, Difficulty: medium-easy, ski lifts • Borlova slope 2 - Length: 1000m, Difficulty: medium-easy, ski lifts • Vâlsanu slope - Length: 2500m, Difficulty: medium-advanced, 6-seater chairlift • Nordic slope - Length: 1200m, Difficulty: medium-advanced, ski lifts • Isai slope - Length: 2000m, Difficulty: medium-advanced, 2-seater chairlift • Felix Slope - Length: 1400m, Difficulty: medium-easy, Teleski Felix sources: muntelemiconline.ro , weski.ro

Armeniș commune is the new host of bison (Bison bonasus) specimens from several European countries. The aim of the bison reserve is to successfully reintroduce the bison to its natural habitat and conserve it effectively. This will help maintain ecological corridors on a large scale, allowing natural processes and rewilding to take place. In 2015, the population of bison in the Armeniş reservation reached 30 specimens and then another 14 bison were brought to the Țarcu Mountains in June. The animals go through a process of gradual adaptation until they are released into the wild. Previously, in 2014, 17 bison, coming from breeding centers and zoos all over Europe, were relocated to the Țarcu Mountains. Source Text & Photo: https://m.facebook.com/WWFRomania

Râpa Neagră (monument of nature) is a protected area of national interest corresponding to category III (geological nature reserve), located in Caraș-Severin county, on the administrative territory of Mehadia commune. The natural reserve located in the Banatului Hills, in the northwestern part of Mehadia village, has an area of 5 ha, and represents an area made up of Tortonian conglomerates, made up of sedimentary rocks (a sandstone layer, followed by another marly-sandy one, with deposits carbon dioxide); which over time, due to natural phenomena (thawing-freezing, wind, washing, seepage) was revealed by the soft surface layer; resulting in a naturally exposed area, where layers of hard, black-gray colored rock are visible. Text & Photo Source: https://m.facebook.com/p/Rapa-Neagra

The ski area in the Semenic Mountains is a main point of attraction for both residents of Caraș Severin County and tourists, the slopes here being full every winter weekend. Due to the fact that the slopes are arranged at an altitude of approximately 1400 meters, the snow is present here throughout the cold season, so it is possible to practice winter sports, as well as to admire some fairy-tale landscapes. • Slope Semenic - Văliug - Length 5800m, Easy difficulty, Ski transport • Goznuta Slope - Length 600m, Medium difficulty, Ski transport • Crucea de Brazi Slope - Length 600m, Medium difficulty, Ski transport • Casa Baraj – Văliug - Length 800, Medium difficulty, Chair lift transport, has nocturnal • Giant Slalom slope - 1200m, Medium difficulty, Ski transport text source: cnipt-caransebes.ro

The outdoor thermal beach was built in 1871, being located on the bank of the Cerna.   The ensemble includes the building of the pavilion and the beach with thermal water, covered, and a hydrophysiotherapy section operates in the closed pavilion. Also, the open-air pool buildings are arranged in a semi-circle, and this is where the changing rooms are located. Thus, tourists coming here from all corners of the country can enjoy the benefits of thermal water, resting and relaxing away from everyday stress. source

The "Super Pem" zip line from Gărâna is the longest zip line in the west of the country, with a length of 700 meters and a difference in level of 60 meters. The zip line starts at the top of the slope and descends to its end. text source photo source

Întâlnirea constitutivă a Frontului Democrat al Sârbilor și Croaților din România a avut loc la 27 decembrie 1989 în Timișoara. Ședința de constituire s-a ținut pe 29 decembrie 1989, prilej cu care s-a constituit organizația cu denumirea Uniuinea Democrată a Sârbilor din România. Adunarea generală de constituire din 19 februarie 1990 a aprobat Statutul Uniunii și a ales conducerea. Judecătoria Timișoara a validat UDSR ca și personalitate juridică la 26 februarie 1990. În anul 1992 organizația a fost redenumita Uniunea Democrată a Sârbilor și Carașovenilor din România. La Adunarea generală a Uniunii din 12 aprilie 1997 s-a hotărât schimbarea denumirii în Uniunea Sârbilor din România.

At Văliug you can practice skiing and snowboarding, and if you haven't had the opportunity to practice one of these winter sports before, on the Casa Baraj slope, specialized instructors can help you learn everything you need for skiing or snowboarding. Slopes: Casa Baraj - length 800m, easy difficulty, ascent by chairlift, equipped with night Casa Baraj - Special - length 250m, difficult difficulty, ascent by ski lift, equipped with night text source foto source