Orașul Antic "Sarmizegetusa Ulpia Traiana"

One of the Best Places To Visits in Breazova A worthwhile visit for history enthusiasts, offering a tangible connection to Roman civilization. Be aware of potential closures and language limitations. Explore the museum and factor in walking time. This will enhance your historical experience. Visit the museum across the street first, as the ticket covers both locations. Be prepared for an uphill walk from the parking area and limited English information on-site. Check for potential closures due to renovation. "Amazing to visit and learn about roman cities." "The Roman site is amazing... The greatest value is its originality and to see the remains where they belong." "Not just ruins but a important site of ancient Romanian time...Definitely worth a visit." "For some people these are just ruins with no meaning....but these thousands of years roman habitats are full 'energy'." "A pice of history. It is worth the money if you are nearby" Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. The recommendation is to first the nearby from across the street, and use the same ticket for the entrance to the location. There's a lot to see - surprisingly much. Prepare for a long walk and allocate at least 30 minutes if you're a quick visiter. Amazing to and learn about roman cities. Don't miss out on the other nearby locations. Great experience. You will need to visit  the first before you come to Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa. The entry fee is 14 lei ( that's the price to see both).  When you the Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa there is so much to see. If you're interested in history, of course. Highly recommended for those who are passionate about history. There is a free car park where you can leave your car while visiting. Be prepared! 1km uphill climb from parking space to the entrance! Cash only for tickets. After that, a lovely walk through the forrest. Beautiful and peaceful. There are boards giving information about history, which is quite interesting. For some people these are just with no meaning....but these thousands of years roman habitats are full "energy". U also want to go the they have across the street and talk to the very knowledgeable guide that takes care of the place. He is the best👏👏👏👏👏 Half of it was closed for renovation. Not much info about the site. Also you have to go across the street to the museum. A pice of history. It is worth the money if you are nearby The Roman site is amazing, there are the remains of the amphitheatre, the forum and the house of the Procurator. The greatest value is its originality and to see the remains where they belong. There's a small with pottery and instruments among other interesting things, but the guide is only in Romanian. So much it is a little Rome. I enjoyed my and would love to again one day Very interesting, very beautiful and tranquil place I am not a big fan of but if you are into ruins, this is a must see as it's one of the most important sites in Romania. The place is huge and the fare was affordable - 14 Rom Interesting place for his historical meaning, you can read some of it at the site, but would've been great more information and images or interactions, maybe a guide. Some stones just lay there into the dirt which is sad . Not just but a important site of ancient Romanian time. With a creative mind paired with fantasy, topped by facts and figures, you will see this place as it was: a gem, a mega city, major site of the occupants. Until today, you can see the mastery of the builders. Definitely worth a visit. Take your time and stroll through the complex. After you took in the past, enjoy the now and try some of the traditional Romanian food at the nearby restaurants. We enjoyed both. The ticket was 14 lei which is almost 3€. For this you get an entry into the across the street and the ruins. The where nice, nut much to be honest and I also think the experience is whether dependent. On the day we visited it was cloudy with a bit of rain. It could improve a lot but is a nice place to if you are passing by. I don't recommend to go specifically here, it takes not more than 30 min to see everything you can see. The along with the provided information are very interesting. Unfortunately, the main attraction, the amphitheater, is closed for the public and it seems to be “modernized”. Nevertheless, the museum, although small, has a very well informed guide who can answer your questions on the matters of archeology and of the place and not only. I would recommend to visit. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.