• Salina Slănic Prahova - Explore the Slanic Prahova Salt Mine, the largest in Romania and Europe. Currently, one of its three layers is accessible to the public, offering a leisure area with playgrounds, a buffet, sports fields, and a sanatorium. The saline microclimate naturally aids in treating respiratory conditions.

At a depth of 208 meters (682 feet), it has been open to visitors since after 1970. The galleries feature a base opening of 32 meters and a height of 55 meters. The mine is naturally ventilated, maintaining a constant temperature of 12 degrees Celsius year-round.

This is undoubtedly the most captivating immersive experience in Romania.

Salt mines boast a rich history spanning centuries. They were vital not only for salt production but also as significant economic and cultural hubs. Visiting these mines offers a glimpse into the past and the role of salt in various civilizations.

• Iulia Hasdeu Castle - The castle built for Julia Hasdeu resembles a charming fairytale structure. The story of B.P. Hasdeu and his daughter Julia Hasdeu, who passed away prematurely, is filled with intriguing facts, mystery, and a touch of magic.

The audio guide provides numerous details, such as the fact that the castle’s design was created by the father while in a trance, guided by his daughter’s spirit.

• Bucharest - Returning to the present is part of the adventure. So, take a moment to relax and step confidently into the future.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional tour guide in English and Italian

• Lunch
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

What connection does a salt mine have with spiritism? Delve into the medieval treasures of Wallachia, which are still operational today, and uncover the stories of the workers who toiled in the salt mines of the past. Discover Europe’s largest salt mine, ranked third in the world. Be moved by spirituality and delve into spiritism and mysticism at the Castle of Julia Hasdeu.

These sites are considered by locals as significant landmarks of the historical region known as Wallachia, now part of modern-day Romania. They evoke both fear and reverence among the people, still haunted by the ghosts of history. Despite this, the tour is remarkable, and the Castle boasts a unique architectural style, constructed by a mourning father seeking to connect with the spirit of his daughter, who passed away prematurely.

• The remaining time is at travellers disposal

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