MEDIEVAL FORTRESS
The Medieval Fortress dates back from 1492, is located near the city center and consists of a fortified enclosure, with 7 bastions joined by walls.
CORNEȘTI UPLAND
Located at the highest point of the city (488 m), the Plateau opens a wide panorama over the city and the valley of the Mureş River, offering nature lovers the possibility to go hiking on the many existing mini routes. The main attraction of the plateau is the Zoo, the second largest in the country.
THE PALACE OF CULTURE
An imposing building, put into use in 1913, home to the museums of history and art, the philharmonic, and the public library. Famous for the famous hall of mirrors (Venetian) and the impressive interior hall, 45 meters long, made of Carrara marble.
SIGHIȘOARA AND THE MEDIEVAL FORTRESS OF SIGHIȘOARA
Located 40 minutes from Târgu Mureş, called the “museum city”, Sighişoara is home to the only medieval fortress in Europe inhabited to this day.
Scaunul Domnului located in Călimani Mountains, at 1308 m. altitude, Fancelu Peak (1684 m. altitude) and Saca Mare peak (1777 m. altitude) in Gurghiului Mountains, Bucin Pass located at 1287 m. height, Băile Tuşnad and Sfânta Ana volcanic lake, Cheile Bicazului and the natural dam lake Lacul Roşu, Băile Sovata, Sîngeorgiu de Mureş, the natural reservations from Mureş county and the neighboring counties, Dracula’s Castle.
BY AIR: Târgu Mureş-Bucharest; Târgu Mureş-Timişoara; Târgu Mureş-Budapest.
BY ROAD: E60 – Oradea, Cluj-Napoca, Târgu Mureş, Sighişoara, Braşov, Bucharest, Constanţa; DN 15 – Târgu Mureş, Reghin, Topliţa, Borsec, Piatra Neamţ, Bacău.
By railway: Line 405 – Războieni-Târgu Mureş-Deda with direct links from Războieni to Oradea, Cluj-Napoca, Braşov, Bucharest; from Deda to Satu-Mare, Baia Mare, Braşov, Ploieşti, Bucharest.