Discover Banat in 2 Days - Rivers Legends and Living Traditions

train that will take us through the oldest mountain railroad in Romania. We'll learn who built it and why and enjoy the breathtaking views.

o grind grain using the power of flowing water. The complex is one of the largest preserved collections of watermills in southeastern Europe and is an important example of rural technology and heritage in Banat.

The town is famous for its natural thermal springs, which have been used since Roman times for healing and relaxation. According to legend, the springs were named after the hero Hercules, who supposedly bathed here to regain his strength.

e Danube River cuts through the Carpathian Mountains along the border of Romania and Serbia. The gorge features dramatic cliffs, narrow river passages, and rich biodiversity, being part of the protected area called Iron Gates Natural Park. Dinner on the banks of the river and rest.

First, we will admire the largest rock sculpture in Europe. The massive sculpture depicts Decebalus, the last king of the Dacians, carved into the riverside cliff. There we will hop on a motor boat to explore the gorge by water for a unique perspective.

Rising to about 1000ft above the river, it offers one of the most spectacular viewpoints over the Danube River and the narrowest section of the gorge, with panoramic views of the surrounding cliffs and forests.

It comes down a cliff and plunges about 20–30 meters down through a narrow funnel-shaped groove carved into the rock. The surrounding environment is covered with mossy rocks and dense forest, giving the site a cool, shaded atmosphere even during hot summer days.