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A mountain village of Bohemian German settlers in the Semenic Mountains, above 900 m: short slopes with a drag lift and snowmaking, a 700 m zip line and tubing, and in summer the Gărâna Jazz Festival in the Poiana Lupului meadow.
A Lipovan fishing village on the shore of Lake Golovița, in the south of the Danube Delta: a tourist harbour, white and blue reed-thatched houses and the boat departure for Gura Portiței.
A Dobruja village on the bank of the Sfântu Gheorghe arm, ~31 km from Tulcea, with a Navrom landing stage, the ancient remains of Salsovia and the Beștepe hills behind it.
A Lipovan fishing village in the heart of the Danube Delta, on the Old Danube, reachable only by boat; the birthplace of Ivan Patzaichin, with a museum tower dedicated to the champion.
Romania's first open-air museum, on Hoia hill: farmsteads, workshops, peasant installations and three wooden churches gathered over ~16 hectares into a scattered village.
An open-air village museum on the road out of Râmnicu Vâlcea towards Sibiu: nearly 80 peasant houses, workshops and installations from across the county, gathered on 8 hectares around the Bujoreanu Kula.
