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Hot air balloon flights around Odorheiu Secuiesc/Székelyudvarhely. The total duration of the free flight is 3-4 hours, but the flight takes approx. 1 hour. Many people think that hot air ballooning is an adrenaline rush activity, but it is not. In fact, hot air ballooning is a pleasure flight, and is an endlessly calm, breathtaking sport. The flight take place on the mornings or late afternoons only in weak/slow windy conditions. During our trip, we fly with the winds low speed at lower and higher altitudes, where you can admire the wonderful panorama. We wave to the people below us, and try to tear leaves from the top of the trees. We fly with 2-3 passenger. Tethered balloon ride: At different events we can provide tethered hot air balloon lifting, where we can lift about 30 people in 1 hour up to a maximum height of 30-40 meters. Book a winter flight! • The winter flight is more spectacular: the cold air is clearer and we have a clearer view over the fairytale landscape of Harghita, all the way to the Southern Mountains. • We manage to soar higher than in summer • It's warmer up high than on the ground • A video gift of your flight • Surprise at the end of the programme Booking required! The standard price is 850 RON per person. For a personalised offer please contact us on 0740 680 632 WatsApp or phone. Children get 50% discount.

Location: Harghita County, Corund/Korond Destination: Salt Region Program price: 350 RON/group (1 to 7 people has a fixed rate) The experience sessions are organized in small groups of up to 7 people. The experimental artisan activity costs 50 RON /person in case of groups consisting of more than 7 people. Description: These activities give an insight to the real craftsman’s workshops. For those, who would like to try some of the crafts, we offer the experience of doing-it-yourself assisted by professionals. You can take your own product home. • Pottery Experience Workshop (the result to take home: bowls, cans, vases, clay sculptures) • Tinder (amadou) Experience Workshop (the result to take home: bracelets, necklaces, lwipes, fridge magnets) • Chimney cake (kürtőskalács) making  • Experimental do-it-yourself aragonite grinding (the participant makes necklace, ring, earrings or gemstone from the "Szekler diamond", the aragonite of Corund/Korond). This activity have an extra 30 RON/person fee due to rock preparation costs (50+30 RON)   All our tours require a reservation: • +40770508580 • office@magenta7.travel • https://www.magenta7transylvania.com/   We also offer guided tours in nature reserves: • Guiding on Snail's Hill and the Aragonite Museum in Corund/Korond: 250 RON / group • Guiding in the Salt Canyon in Praid/Parajd: 300 RON / group • Guiding in the Salt Mine in Praid/Parajd: 300 RON / group • Guiding in the Fântâna Brazilor/Fenyőkút Peat Bog: 300 RON / group.  [Assisted by the best potters of the country. Magenta 7.][We are the only service provider in Romanian Tourism with do-it-yourself bijou grinding activity froma a half pretious stone. Join us. Magenta 7.][We bake our Kürtőskalács and we speak about this chimney cake's history and relatives. Join us. Magenta 7.]

In the early nineties, the number of Pentecostal pilgrims increased significantly in Csíksomlyó/Șumuleu Ciuc. The church and the surrounding area could no longer accommodate hundred thousands of pilgrims. According to the ancient tradition, the Pentecost celebration included a procession on the hill of Kissomlyó, which is why the new altar was settled on the saddle between the Nagysomlyó and Kissomlyó mountains. The so-called "triple hill" altar was designed by Imre Makovecz in 1996, following the request of Father Albert Bartók, the Franciscan householder. According to Makovecz, the Father clearly and precisely described the conception: a triple hill with a double cross to make an altar. He was assisted now and in later modifications by Ernő Bogos, an architect in Miercurea Ciuc, who took a significant role in the planning and construction work. The “Hármashalom” (“Triple hill”), which served as a model for the altar, is a heraldic element that appeared in the coat of arms of Hungary in the 13th century, and while it originally symbolized the three hills of the Golgota, later became the symbol of the former Hungary’s three highest mountains, Mátra, Tátra and Fátra. The altar was inaugurated on 24 November 1996, at the Feast of Christ the King. Today it hosts the annual Pentecostal celebration, the Day of the Thousand Szekler Girls and many other events. On 1st of June 2019, Pope Francis I celebrated Holy Mass at the “Hármashalom” Altar and has given the Golden Rose in honour of the Virgin Mary.

The Antal Jersey Farm offers visitors a chance to discover the daily life of a traditional rural farm and the process of artisanal dairy production. During the program, guests can learn about locally made dairy products, as well as the traditional methods of butter and cheese making. As part of the visit, participants have the opportunity to interact with and pet the animals, while horse-drawn carriage rides provide an additional countryside experience. The program also introduces the special qualities and unique characteristics of Jersey cow milk. The range of available activities is continuously expanding. VISITS ARE AVAILABLE BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT ONLY.

The gardon is a musical instrument carved from wood. It resembles a cello, but its body is sculpted from a single piece of wood. At the workshop in Boros Valley, visitors can delve into the secrets of creating this instrument and follow the entire process as the wood comes to life step by step, transforming into a true wonder. Carving the gardon is a fascinating process from start to finish. As the excess material is removed and the final shape of the instrument takes form, each step represents a rebirth of the wood. During the workshop visit, visitors can see how a Gyimes gardon is made or what tools are used in the workshop.

I'm Mircse Ildikó, a master weaver living in Szeklerland, who is happy to show you the weaving process from thread to the finished product. On request, children's activities can be organised in the workshop, during which children weave small items.

Kemecse Ceramic Workshop started its craft activity in 2013. In their product collection they have twice-fired glazed ceramic dishes of different shapes, sizes and functionality. These can be used for hot and cold liquids, but also preparing and serving food, and they are also washable. The shape of the dishes follows clear lines, as does the unique decoration which is made with a so-called scratch technique. They have participated at several fairs with their collection. They also organize open workshops for their visitors upon request. Beside aesthetics, they are also working on perfecting the products’ functionality. The decorations are designed using old Szekler and Hungarian motifs that are inspired by folk tales, natural forms and archetypes.

The Chirui Baths (in Hungarian Kirulyfürdő, translated as "The King’s Baths ") are located on the Odorhei-Miercurea Ciuc road, near Vlăhiţa. Thanks to the clean air, the quiet environment and the gentle climate, Chiruiul has long been the most beloved tourist settlement and spa resort in Harghita County and beyond. The Chirui baths have been known since 1600, but their development dates back to 1770. At the entrance to the Chirui baths is the H503 Chirui drilling, which intermittently erupts mineral carbonated water. A circular bridge was built around it, and if you are lucky to arrive during the eruption, you will witness an unusual show. In the resort area there are three carbonated springs, strongly mineralized (2-4 g / l). Water is particularly tasty because of its very high carbon dioxide content (CO2 = 1.6 g / l). They were recommended as treatment for digestive disorders, for hypoacidity and as diuretics, and externally for cardiovascular disease. Text, photo and video source: http://amfostacolo.ro

Come with us in an excursion with the Balu Snowbus in the snowy mountains of Harghita. Breathtaking views are awainting you! This program is recommended for groups, families and anyone who loves winter landscapes. Alpina Sherpa experience every day from 9:00. Try it now!

In 1883 thanks to baron Károly Apor the Apor Bastion (761 m) was built at the bottom of the Surduc-hill, which never served strategic goals, it was always a viewpoint and resting place. From the bastion there is an excellent view on Băile Tușnad in the Tușnad Defile, on the Olt River and on the Falcon Stone Nature Reserve, which is rising from the opposite peak. The Apor Bastion has undergone several renovations over the years, but every time its purpose and style was conserved and as an addition it can be viewed now from the city even in darkness. During the renovation of 2017, an exhibition space was set up in the bastion by placing archival billboards and a brief presentation of its history. Photo: Băile Tușnad and surroundings ecoturistical destination

The Berke meat processing facility in Izvoare/Ivó, located at the foot of the Harghita Mădăraș, offers a unique insight into the world of modern meat processing and premium-quality food production. Visitors can learn about the processing of game, lamb, mangalica, and pork, and follow the different stages of production and packaging. During the program, the operation of the facility is presented, where advanced technology, a natural mountain environment, clean air and water, and environmentally friendly solutions all contribute to the production of premium-quality products. The visit provides a special experience for those who wish to gain insight into a meat processing world based on traditional raw materials but operating with innovative technology. Our slaughterhouse is unique in the region, providing full Islamic ritual slaughter (HALAL) for sheep, goats, and cattle. VISITS ARE AVAILABLE BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT ONLY.

BIG AIR BAG is a huge air pillow one can jump into from an altitudie of even 60 m. This bag is 15 m long, 15 m wide and 3 m high and it it is waiting for guests to jump into it in our adventure park.  Advance bookings is required! Prices change according to the number of jumps and persons (min. 5 persons) Events, occasions: We are a perfect gift for birthdays or other high-standard events because who would not like to fly more seconds without get injured? 

Crippled Church (Csonkatorony in Hungarian), ruins of the tower of the old village church is located on the western edge of the village Tomeşti (Csíkszenttamás), Harghita County, Romania, near the other two special attractions: Bottomless Lake and Saint Anna Bath. Photo: Munzlinger Attila

At the Bömbi Dairy Processing Facility in Tușnadu Nou/Újtusnád, visitors can gain insight into the connected world of modern milk production and traditional farming. During the program, guests can learn about the daily operation of the farm, animal care, and the process through which fresh milk is transformed into artisanal dairy products. The visit includes a guided tour of the farm and dairy processing unit, as well as a cheese tasting experience. A special feature of the program is the planned interactive cheesemaking activity, where visitors will be able to follow the entire process and take home their own handmade cheese. The farm also offers a unique experience for school and children’s groups, who can observe the operation of the innovative robotic barn and learn about animal care up close. The aim of the visit is to present in an engaging way where food comes from and the care and dedication behind its production. VISITS ARE AVAILABLE BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT ONLY.

Panoramic mountain refuges are rare in Europe. In Romania, there are two of them, both in the Bicaz/Békás Gorge. They were inaugurated this year by the Gyilkostó Adventure Association and Salvamont Harghita. One of them can be found at the Piatra Poienii/Mária-kő, the other one is on the Ucigaș/Gyilkos Mountain. Not only can you visit the refuges, but you can also stay overnight (50 RON/person/night) by simply contacting Salvamont (+4074 4701 815) or booking online using the In Time app. Photo: Péter Kázmér & Radio Cluj

Those who want a spiritual walk could follow the Way of the Cross, called the Szekler Calvary, and pass through the 14 stations, carved into two-meter-tall rocks, which, besides the passions of Jesus, also show the crucial moments in the history of the Szeklers. The stations were set along the forest road leading to Ugron chapel. The chapel, which is seen among the trees on the Nagymál ridge, is the tomb of the Ugron family, an old Szekler family of historical importance.

The Treasure Cottage is designed to transport visitors back in time, and introduce them to the little treasures of rural life. Located in Mugeni/Bögöz (9.6 km from Odorheiu Secuiesc/Székelyudvarhely), the nearly 150-year-old house has served as a priest's lodge, a home for a wealthy family of farmers, a maternity hospital and a day care centre. A dairy and butter factory also operated here. The house still retains its traditional appearance and some of its original furnishings, so visitors entering through the gate will discover the treasures of a 19th century bourgeois property in a rural setting. Visitors has the opportunity to receive a presentation of various crafts, including butter making, bread baking, weaving, embroidery, straw working and herbal medicine. The salt house and apitherapy house in the courtyard are a place for relaxation and healing. The Treasure Cottage includes: • a civil house with original furnishings • baking house • farm buildings • dairy and butter factory with period equipment • an exhibition of handicraft products  • salt house • apitherapy house Visitors can take part in various activities by prior arrangement. • Butter making: • Presentation of the traditional butter making process and tasting. • Minimum 10 people, maximum 50 people. • Price: 35 RON/person • Honey tasting: 35 RON/person, minimum 10 people • Spiced salt preparation: 35 RON/person, minimum 10 persons 

CLOSED UNTIL MAY 31, 2026 Building on the experience of the temporary butterfly house in Odorheiu Secuiesc/Székelyudvarhely, we opened the first permanent butterfly house in Romania, at Praid/Parajd, Harghita county, on the spring of 2012. The building, created for this very purpose, is divided into two parts and is house to a reception area that communicates with a gift shop and to a so called “flying space” with a tropical microclimate that is decorated with tropical plants, a small lake and a circular walkway. Our butterflies come to us from South-American, African and Asian butterfly farms as puppets. After their arrival, the puppets are installed in a hatchery especially built with this purpose, and, depending on species, wonderful butterflies hatch from the caterpillars after a few days. Each year, the butterfly house can be visited in the warm months and one can watch, usually at the same time, 8 up 9 different common species and several hundreds of specimens from the 6-7 changing species of butterflies. Because butterflies’ lifetime is of only a few weeks, we are attentive, when changing, to bring new species, thus inviting our visitors to come again and again. Among our permanent guests, we would like to highlight the virtuoso Blue morpho butterfly (Morpho peleides), the graceful Zebra butterflies (Heliconiinae), the ever lazy Owl butterflies (Calligo memnon), as well as the Paper kite butterfly (Idea leuconoe), which floats in the air like a silky sheet. Our butterfly house offers moments of relaxation and of excitement, both to children and to adults. Open every day from May to September. TICKETS • 10 RON - children, pupils, students • 12 RON - adults, pensioners • under 3 years old are admitted for free

Located in the centre of Parajd, the upside-down house measures 8×5 metres. Through the main door, you enter directly into the attic, where the children's room is located. A staircase leads to the ground floor, where is a kitchen, living room and a bathroom. TICKET PRICES • under 3 years free • 10 RON - for children up to 12 years • 20 RON - for adults

History of the castle: In 1466 we first hear about the landowner noble Geréb family, who owned the main estate in Fiatfalva, and whose manor house had stood here since the 15th century, on the site of the castle that still stands there today. There are no written records left about this building; it is assumed that in 1588, György Geréb arranged for the renovation of the manor house or the construction of another farm building. In 1625, András Geréb, the captain of the guards of Gábor Bethlen, rebuilt the collapsed manor house in stone, in the form of a castle. In 1628, after the death of András Geréb, leaving no heir, the estates were transferred to the treasury, which were donated by Prince Gabriel Bethlen to Moses Székely the Younger, who was the king's justice in Udvarhelyszék and his fiancée, Judit Lónai. In 1635, George I Rákóczi granted the entire castle of Fiatfalva, along with the associated estates to Matthias Huszár de Brenhida, his steward the chief judge of Marosszék. The castle was in the possession of Moise Székely, but because of his infidelity it passed to the prince. Matthias Huszár died in 1652, and among his two daughters, Borbála Huszár, or after her first husband, Györgyné Torma, inherited the castle of Fiatfalva. Borbála Huszár and her second husband, János Nemes de Hídvég, held their wedding in the Fiatfalva castle in February 1676. Read more... Castle visit: Individual and group castle tours are also possible: ugroncastle.ro. Castle Rental: Thanks to the reconstruction completed between 2021 and 2024, the castle shines in its new yet timeless splendor. One wing houses the event halls, while the gate wing has 12 hotel rooms, each with its own bathroom and a view of the garden. The entire castle is available for rent. We recommend it for 2-3 day gatherings with friends or family, corporate team-building events, or multi-day weddings and receptions. Request a quote here!

The Pilgrimage and Visiting Center Márton Áron is located in Sândominic commune, Harghita county. The main purpose of the center is to serve pilgrims and tourists who is visiting this location, to provide information, and a place to rest in a civilized atmosphere. At the same time, it is an ideal place for the programs and temporary exhibitions of the Márton Áron Museum. Also, the building will be a practical, comfortable home, worthy of the local community, after school activities and leisure programs.

The Szekler Border Guard Memorial Center presents the history of the Szekler military organization and border defense in the Eastern Carpathians, starting from the Árpád-era up until the Second World War. The Szekler Border Guard Memorial Center, created by the Frumoasa Association, is a niche and unique tourist destination in Szeklerland, and, through presenting all the damages and the suffering war causes, also contributes to the strengthening of the modern European pacifism. Besides the richness of reconstructed scenes with mannequins, an array of modern technical equipment also helps the visitors learn about a thousand years of history. Tickets: • Adult: 35 lei • Students: 20 lei (one must present a valid ID) Free admission for museum workers, journalists, teachers leading a group, tourist guides. The exhibition is not recommended for children under 10 years. Guidance is provided in three languages (hungarian, romanian and english) through an audioguide system. The length of museum visit: 90-120’ Photography, audio recording and video recording is strictly prohibited! Opening hours: Wednesday 10-18* Thursday 10-18* Friday 10-18* Saturday 10-18* *last entry: 17:00

What is a Climber Taxi? It's a super cool transport vehicle, essentially a converted snow groomer, that easily navigates steep slopes and deep snow. When should you choose Climber Taxi? • If you want to slide down from the TV tower at Harghita-Băi/Hargitafürdő with skis or a snowboard, but you would save yourself the walk to the top. • If you're looking for an adventure, enjoy a half-hour ride in a converted snow groomer, and marvel at the stunning panorama when you reach the top. • If you want to surprise your loved ones or colleagues with an unforgettable gift, this is a perfect choice! How many people can fit in one ride? Comfortably accommodates 12 passengers.   What to do if you can't contain your excitement? Send a WhatsApp message to book your ride in advance, or you can call until 8:00 PM at the provided numbers: 0742 305 886 or 0744290518.

At the Csíki Botaniq garden center in Ciceu/Csíkcsicsó, Ferenc Vargyas welcomes visitors with an interactive gardening program for those interested in ornamental plants and seedling cultivation. During the visit, guests can gain insight into the daily life of the garden center, learn about cultivation methods adapted to the local climate, and discover the care of seasonal plants. The approximately 1.5-hour program begins with a friendly welcome and informal introduction, during which Ferenc shares the story of CsíkBotaniq and explains how his experience gained abroad became a successful local enterprise. As part of the visit, guests take part in a guided tour through the greenhouses and garden areas, where they can learn about seasonal flowers, seedlings, and the technologies used in plant cultivation. Visitors also discover how plants are grown and protected in the challenging climate of the Ciuc/Csík region. A highlight of the program is the interactive “Green Thumb” workshop, where participants can try planting and transplanting seedlings themselves while receiving practical gardening advice. The visit concludes with an open discussion and gardening consultation, and visitors also have the opportunity to purchase plants directly from the grower. The program is recommended for groups of 10 to 30 participants, ensuring a personal and engaging experience for everyone. It is an ideal activity for school groups, “School Otherwise” programs, community organizations, families, and team-building events. At the end of the visit, each participant can take home a plant or flower they planted themselves as a special souvenir. VISITS ARE AVAILABLE BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT ONLY.

At the Mézözön apiary in Păuleni-Ciuc/Csíkpálfalva, visitors can gain insight into the world of beekeeping and honey processing while learning about the daily life of bees and the process of natural honey production. During the program, different types of honey and their beneficial effects are presented. Acacia honey is known for its pleasant taste and calming effect, forest honey stands out for its high nutritional value and immune-boosting properties, while hawthorn honey is recognized for its beneficial effects on the cardiovascular system. The visit offers a special experience for everyone who would like to become more familiar with traditional beekeeping, the process of natural honey production, and the world of local products. VISITS ARE AVAILABLE BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT ONLY.

Dear Visitors, we warmly invite you to discover the refined world of Transilvanian Elixir Distillery, where tradition meets masterful craftsmanship. During your visit, you will have the opportunity to taste our carefully crafted premium spirits, savoring every single drop of the Transylvanian elixir. To request a distillery visit, please complete the form here. *The request is valid after the date has been confirmed by our colleagues by phone or email.

Golgota from Şumuleu, known as "Jesus Pass", is the most famous Cross Station in Transylvania. You can reach the Salvator chapel by following the path through the fir forest, on the Western slopes of the Şumuleu Mic hill. The Stations of the Cross Way, which could be found on the steep slope, represent the passions of Jesus. Many people follow the Way during the Whitsuntide Pilgrimage, praying. The stations declare the faith and the sacrifice of a person or a group. The first written mention of Golgotha from Şumuleu dates back to 1834. After 1868, stone crosses were erected in place of the old wooden ones, but only a few remain today. The new crosses were raised in the early twentieth century and are the work of the sculptor Kovács Béla from Jigodin.

At the Elfruct fruit processing facility in Sânmartin/Csíkszentmárton, visitors can gain insight into both traditional and modern fruit processing, where fresh fruits are turned into delicious, natural products. The range includes fruit juices, jams, syrups, gently dried fruits, and other handcrafted specialties made from carefully selected raw materials. During the program, guests can learn about the main stages of fruit processing, explore the facility’s operations, and try traditional manual pressing techniques. The visit also includes a tasting session, where participants can sample a variety of natural products. VISITS ARE AVAILABLE BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT ONLY.

We warmly welcome you to the newest amusement park in Harghita County, built in Western style at the foot of the volcanoes, in Băile Tușnad! The GOLD RUSH RESORT adventure park awaits you with fun and educational activities that blend entertainment with learning. In our Treasure Mine, Minecraft fans can pan for "gold" and search in various ways for more than 60 types of semi-precious stones from around the world. Countless treasures from the depths of the Earth, the past, and the oceans are waiting to be discovered and processed in our artisan crafting workshop — by kids and adults alike! Not everything that glitters is gold, but it sure is fun! Unleash your inner explorer and discover with us the magical world of crystals and semi-precious stones. Everything you find is yours to keep! The park spans over 1,500 square meters and is divided into the following areas: • Golden Pickaxe • Mineral World Expo • Gemstone Sluice • Golden Beach • Manufactory • Geode Cracker • Dig Pit • Funnycular • Dueling Area • Popo Spanking • Volcano Experience duration: 1.5 hours Price: from 25 RON/person Location: Gold Rush Resort – approximately 200 meters after exiting Băile Tușnad towards Miercurea Ciuc, on the left side of the national road E578. Parking available on-site or at the ski slope.

At the Southern edge of Lueta there is the Salt House, which stands out as a monument that supplies not only the Lueta village but also the surrounding ones. In the region there are such houses in Mereşti, Mărtiniș, Corund and Praid, but the villagers believe that here is the best quality salt. The history of the house spans over a hundred years. It was built in 1866 above the fountain (the inscription above the entrance is witness). In 1996, the building received a new roof. The settlement once had a salt mine, but it only worked for a short time. The village was built on a large salt field that is linked to the salt field of Praid. Somewhere below the village, the salt deposit meets a water source resulting the Salt Fountain, the salty solution here being highly concentrated. The locals take great care of the well, from where they get the salt they need.

The beekeeping presentation offers a unique opportunity for visitors to gain a closer insight into the world of bees, the everyday life of beekeeping, and the process of natural honey production. During the program, participants can explore the traditions of beekeeping and the essential role of bees in nature through interactive and engaging experiences. The visit takes place in the educational garden, where the demonstration apiary is located. At the beginning of the program, participants become familiar with beekeeping tools, prepare the smoker, and put on protective clothing. In safe conditions, they can look inside the hive, observe the structure of the bee colony, including worker bees, drones, the queen, and brood, as well as the process of pollen collection. As part of the program, guests can also take part in a honey and beekeeping product tasting, where they can discover a variety of natural products. The educational presentation highlights the ecological importance of bees, the role of pollination, and the significance of sustainable beekeeping. For children’s groups, playful activities and interactive tasks are provided, and seasonal or holiday-themed programs are also available. The program includes: – visit to the educational garden and demonstration apiary – presentation of beekeeping tools and protective equipment – smoker preparation and protective dressing – hive observation in safe conditions – presentation of the bee colony and beekeeping processes – observation of pollen collection – honey and beekeeping product tasting – educational presentation about the role of bees – children’s activities and interactive games – seasonal and holiday-themed programs VISITS ARE AVAILABLE BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT ONLY. The duration of the program is generally 1–2 hours and can be adapted to the needs of the group. It is available for both individual visitors and groups. Prices depend on the group size and the selected program package and are determined upon individual consultation. All interested visitors are warmly welcomed to a meaningful and experience-filled program close to nature.

The Tófalvi Adventure Farm in Fântâna Brazilor/Fenyőkút offers family-friendly, experience-based programs for children and families interested in nature and animals. The farm aims to bring visitors closer to the beauty of rural life and the everyday traditions of Székely farming. On the experience farm, guests can meet more than a dozen domestic animals, which they can not only observe but also pet and feed, while learning about them through playful, interactive activities. The program offers an especially engaging, hands-on learning experience for preschool and primary school children about animal care, rural traditions, and respect for nature. The farm provides a safe and friendly environment for families, where relaxation, shared experiences, and nature-based recreation come together. Accommodation is also available on site. Program highlights: - farm and animal presentation - direct interaction with and feeding of farm animals - interactive, child-friendly activities - insight into rural everyday life - accommodation in a nature-friendly setting VISITS ARE AVAILABLE BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT ONLY.

The Sólyom Major Farm offers a wide range of programs for those who wish to get closer to rural life and nature. Visitors can gain insight into the everyday life of traditional farming while getting in close contact with farm animals such as horses, grey cattle, sheep, goats, and poultry. As part of the program, guests can enjoy horseback riding, horse-drawn carriage rides, guided hiking tours, and discover the natural beauty of the surrounding area. Visitors may also explore the Șoimușu Mic/Kissolymos Museum House, which presents traditional tools and customs of old rural life. Relaxation is completed with outdoor hot tub bathing, camping opportunities, and caravan accommodation. Since 2019, Sólyom Major has also operated as a gastronomic point, offering guests traditional Szekler dishes. Lavender and medicinal herb products from the Dianna Manufactory are also available on site. VISITS ARE AVAILABLE BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT ONLY.

At Tinca Farm, visitors can discover the closeness of nature and the everyday life of a working farm through interactive, experience-based programs. During the visit, children can get in close contact with the animals while participating in playful and educational activities in a safe and friendly environment. As part of the experience, sightseeing tours by small train, horse-drawn carriage, and in winter by sleigh make the visit even more memorable. Guests can enjoy grilled specialties on site, while fishing enthusiasts can also experience the atmosphere of an authentic trout farm. Tinca Farm offers a unique leisure opportunity for families, where nature, adventure, and tradition come together in harmony. VISITS ARE AVAILABLE BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT ONLY.

The VLC Farm, located in Bilbor/Bélbor—one of the areas with the cleanest air in Romania—offers a unique experience for those who wish to get closer to nature and rural life. Visitors can gain insight into the daily operation of the farm and take part in feeding the animals. As part of the program, guests can enjoy horse-drawn carriage rides and, during the winter season, sleigh rides, making the experience of nature even more immersive. Visitors are also treated to traditional meals served outdoors or at the esztena (mountain sheepfold), and they can observe the food preparation process at the gastronomic point, with the opportunity to participate as well. VISITS ARE AVAILABLE BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT ONLY.