Water mills at Rudăria

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. A very nice place. Nice interesting mills. They still work and they are still used. Too bad that the road to access them is awful. I recomend not going there with a car thar has slightly lower or harder suspensions. Edit: The road was rebuilt and is in a good condition. A parking place was build for 10 RON / day, which also grants access to a toilet. Watch out: if you buy the alcoholic beverages, be prepared to buy a very low quality. I just bought a quince "țuica" only to realize back home that it is a very weak plum "țuica" with some slices of quinces in it. Also bought blueberries liquor just to find out that it is plum "țuica" with some blueberry syrup. Nice to see that people are still using these rudimental and water force to grind and wheat, a nice and cultural walk through the mountains. The only disadvantage is that the road is under construction and has small rocks Nd have to driver carefully because are also some pits from place to place. Wonderful visit and surprise how good kept they are! You can find around 5-6 water mills, for visit but in the Eftimie Murgu are around 14 water in total. The visit is for free and you can buy local products from the people who sell there. It is recommended, because are handmade and the flour from grain and are very good, made in front of you. Less know area , but extremely beautiful and full of traditions , also if u want to buy goog quality flower , siropos it's worth it ! The landscape is gorgeous and very scenic. It's definitely worth a visit, and you can learn a lot about the history of the from the people who work there. Excellent trip, very nice to hear the stories from the owners /users. Magic place, where the time stops. Romanian traditions are still alive. Can be viewed any time of the year. This is a set of 28 water spread all over the village. Those water have recently been restored thanks to european founds. This is a very nice and quiet place to have a walk. Please take some time to stop and discuss with the people present in the mills. Each mill is owned by 28-30 families, each one getting a 1 day/month access to the mill to grind their own grains. They usually grind to make meal (so called mamaliga or coleasa), less frequently weat since it's more dusty. Don't hesitate to buy some floud: first this artisanal home made mamaliga meal is so much tastied than the industrial one, second you will support local communities. Exchanging with local people is so much more interesting that just reading google advices alone :-) Food and drinks available onsite. Take the time to stop, watch the stone grinding the grains, listen to the music of the stone rotating, smell the perfume of freshly ground corn. Enjoy :-) 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. Tourist attraction