35 places to visit near Cluj by car
Cluj-Napoca is a lively medieval city, which will surprise you with its naturalness and urban development. There are many things to do in Cluj, but there are also many places to visit near Cluj. Let’s hit the road!
- Discover Cluj-Napoca, the heart of Transylvania
- Car rental in Cluj-Napoca
- 35 places to visit near Cluj
Discover Cluj-Napoca, the heart of Transylvania
First of all, let’s see what to do in Cluj. Located in the “Heart of Transylvania”, i.e. in the Ardeal region, it is one of the most developed cities in the country. No wonder, being the cultural and economic capital of Transylvania.
Clujul (short name, which is also used by the locals) has always been a privileged city of the region, with a geographical position linking the main routes between Western and Eastern Europe. Its ethno-cultural heritage is therefore a real treasure, and the sights of Cluj-Napoca are worth discovering.
The main places to visit in Cluj-Napoca are:
- Union Square, St. Michael’s Church and the statue of Matthias Corvinus;
- Central Park – the city’s green oasis;
- Citadel, which offers a beautiful view of Cluj;
- The Tailors Tower, now the Urban Culture Center;
- Landmark buildings such as the National Theatre and the Cluj Opera;
- Steampunk Museum Transylvania or the weirdest museum in Romania;
- Romulus Vuia Ethnographic Park;
- The Barlog Brewery, where you can take a guided tour with tasting.
There are also plenty of activities for kids in Cluj, from playgrounds to nature walks. For example, one forest in Cluj where you can take a peaceful nature walk with children is Făget Forest.
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Now that you’ve just found out what to do in Cluj, here’s a list of 35 places to visit near Cluj by car. There are many beautiful places to visit in and around Cluj county. Road distances are within a two-hour drive, with small exceptions, with scenic roads and landscapes typical of Transylvania!
Car rental in Cluj-Napoca
Driving is the most comfortable way to explore the surroundings of Cluj at your leisure. You can opt for short distances by road to quickly discover the sights around Cluj-Napoca, but you can also drive longer distances that hide some great tourist attractions. So rent a car in Cluj and set off in search of the most interesting places to visit.
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35 places to visit near Cluj
As you just learned above, Cluj is an active and attractive city with some very interesting sights. Plus, if you want to get out of Cluj-Napoca, there are plenty of natural and man-made attractions worth seeing. Here are 35 places to visit near Cluj that we suggest you include in your itinerary:
1. Hoia Baciu Forest
Hoia Baciu Forest is located in the west of Cluj-Napoca, near the Nicolae Grigorescu neighborhood, a maximum of half an hour’s drive away. It can be more or less, depending on which part of the city you’re leaving from. It’s a place to visit if paranormal stories appeal to you.
Part of the forest is populated with downy oak and is classified as a Natura 2000 protected area.
The Hoia Baciu Forest has a legend from which everything starts. A shepherd named Hoia is said to have gone into the forest with his sheep, but never came out. Moreover, neither human remains nor sheep were found. The forest became internationally famous after 1968, when a photograph of a UFO-like object was allegedly captured. True or not, this is the legend of the forest!
Various paranormal phenomena and apparitions have been reported in the Hoia Baciu forest, which have not been solved so far. From the presence of so called undead, brides and other strange figures, to feelings of sickness, headaches and the feeling that you are being watched all the time. Electronic devices also seem to malfunction.
You can take a guided tour through the forest with people passionate about the paranormal and unexplained phenomena.
2. Buffalo Museum
Just a stone’s throw from Cluj, about 20 km away, is the village of Mera, home to a very interesting museum.
The Buffalo Museum is a eulogy to the Transylvanian peasant, and if you want to see with your own eyes his way of life and his occupations, along with other interesting stories, it’s a great place to check out.
3. Adrenalin Park
Adrenalin Park is located near Cluj, about 30 minutes drive. It is one of the largest adventure parks in Cluj county, but also in Transylvania. Access by car is through the village of Feleacu, from the E60 European road.
It is an ideal location for both children and adults. So there are adventure trails for all ages. You can also relax after your adrenaline rush in the hammock area or on the park’s outdoor terrace.
4. Sequoia tree
Between the villages of Săcuieu and Rogojel, in the foothills of the Vlădeasa mountains, you can come across a giant Sequoia tree. It’s planted about 80km from Cluj and is worth considering, especially if you’re planning a trip through this picturesque countryside.
The mighty tree, native to the Sierra Nevada Mountains, was planted by Baron Gal Silvestru, a dendrologist.
Access by road is not possible because of the steep and narrow forest road, but a short hike of about 30 minutes will take you there. The scenery along the way is picturesque and will allow you to immediately connect with nature and leave everyday stress behind.
5. Village of Rîmetea
It’s almost impossible not to have heard of it, as it is cataloged as one of the most beautiful villages in Romania! Depending on traffic and the road you choose, you’ll have to drive just over an hour from Cluj. The village is in Alba county, and with a car access will be easy.
Rîmetea surprises you as soon as you step into the village, from the unique architecture of the white houses to the beautiful mountain massif Piatra Secuiului. Don’t miss the water mill, which is said to be the oldest in the area, the Unitarian church in the center of the village and the Village Museum. If the scenery here has convinced you, you can stay overnight in one of the accommodation in the area. We assure you that the sunrise “over” Piatra Secuiului is spectacular!
6. Colțești Fortress
If you’re still in the Rîmetea area, also visit the Colțești Fortress, a 10-15 minute drive away. It is also often referred to as Trascăului Fortress.
The fortress ruins are located in a fascinating natural setting in the Aiud Valley, at the foot of the Trascău Mountains. The history of the fortress goes back over 700 years. It was built around 1300 by a count named Thoroczkay in response to the Tatar invasions that were spreading throughout Eastern Europe.
The fortress also has an interesting story. It is said that it was connected by tunnels to another fortress on the hill of Rîmetea, as well as to the church of Rîmetea. In these tunnels, the count also built a cellar with noble wines.
During a Tatar attack, Eniko – the daughter of this earl – would have hidden here, while Thoroczkay would have gone to fight against the Tartars who were attacking the village of Rîmetea. Eniko did not receive any news from her father, so she went through one of the tunnels until she reached the fortress of Colcesti. Here, seeing that the Tatars had conquered the place and believing that her father had been killed, Eniko threw herself off the cliffs.
Soon after, Thoroczkay returned to the fortress and chased the Tatars away. He then learned of his daughter’s deed and decided to seal off all the tunnels except one, which remained secret. Concluding the story, Eniko’s ghost appears here and hinders anyone who sets out in search of her father’s secret tunnel.
It’s an easy hike to reach the Colțești fortress.
7. Vălișoarei Gorges
In the landscape of the Trascău Mountains appear also the Vălișoarei Gorges.
Shaped in limestone and rock walls that vary between 400 and almost 800 meters above sea level, the Vălișoarei Gorges are easy to access and to travel by car. They’re well worth a trip, especially if you’re planning to explore the Rîmetea-Colțești area.
8. Szekler Manor
In the village of Colțești, which belongs to the commune of Rîmetea, you can visit the Szekler Manor. It is a privately-owned facility, with a restaurant serving delicious traditional dishes, as well as accommodation in a beautiful natural setting.
After having admired the village of Rîmetea, the Colțești Fortress and the Vălișoarei Gorges, you can catch your breath here, at the manor. We advise you to book a table in advance and enjoy a few moments of relaxation, just like the nobles of the past.
9. Alba Carolina Fortress
With a bit of luck in light traffic, from Cluj to the famous fortress of Alba-Iulia you can make it 1 hour and 40 minutes.
Alba Carolina is the largest fortress in Romania, covering more than 100 hectares. It has an interesting star shape with seven bastions. The fortress gates are also a special feature of the fortified military complex. There is also a themed trail dedicated to their discovery.
At first, this was a Roman fortress transformed into a medieval fortress and eventually into the Alba Carolina Citadel. It was built by Emperor Charles VI. The fortress is said to have been attacked only once in its history, by 8,000 Hungarian soldiers, but never conquered.
10. Garden of the Fairies
To the north of Cluj, 70 km away, you can discover the Zmeilor Garden. The nature reserve is in the county of Sălaj, near the town of Jibou.
The rock formations here appear to be carved in the shape of fairies and other fantastic fairy-tale creatures. Their creator is nature, through its activities of erosion and tectonic movement. In 2019, the place was included in the list of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Romania.
It’s worth coming here, even more so if you have a passion for photography and want to immortalize some unique shots. It’s also a reserve with several accessible trails that will reveal spectacular landscapes.
11. Wesselényi Castle
Driving towards Jibou, you will find Wesselényi Castle. It appears with a central body and two wings, with baroque elements, built by Baron Wesselényi Miklós (the father) or “the bour of Jibou”, as he was nicknamed. The nickname came from the fact that he was a strong but angry man. After his death, the castle was left to Wesselényi Miklós (son) and later nationalized.
From here you can head to the Vasile Fati Botanical Garden. It is set in the huge garden of the Wesselényi Castle complex. The botanical garden is famous as one of the most beautiful botanical gardens in our country.
12. Ciucea Monastery
With access via Huedin and about 70 km from Cluj-Napoca, you will find Ciucea Monastery.
The story of the monastery is quite special, as you’re about to find out. Ciucea monastery was founded by the Romanian poet Octavian Goga. Even though he wanted a monastery of monks, there is still an order of nuns.
The wooden monastery is very beautiful, set in a picturesque and easily accessible location.
13. Roșia Montană
Two and a half hours drive from Cluj, Roșia Montană is the first attested mining town in Romania. Its story of ancient mining activities, dating back to the time of the Roman Emperor Trajan, is internationally known.
Following the controversial concession obtained by a company to mine the area, especially for gold and silver, Roșia Montană has become the focus of attention of environmental organizations and European institutions. The mining project has been halted and since 2016 Roșia Montană has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
There are many places to visit in Rosia Montana, such as the Alburnus Maior Fortress, the Mining Museum, Piatra Corbului or Piatra Despicată.
14. Potaissa Roman Castle
From Cluj to the Potaissa Roman Castle is usually less than an hour.
The Romans built here, near Turda, the largest castle in Dacia. The site was not chosen by chance. As well as being picturesque, the Romans were attracted by the salt deposits in the area. The castle was built in 168, during the reign of Marcus Aurelius.
The Roman fortress covers more than 20 hectares and was able to house around 5,000 soldiers.
15. Mount Băișorii Resort
It’s about a 50-60 minute drive to get from Cluj to the resort of Baisorii Mountain.
It’s a small but very quiet resort. Maybe just what you’re looking for. In Băișoara you can go hiking and nature walks in winter and summer. In addition, it’s ideal for ATV rides or cycling. The Băișoara Monastery is also close to the resort.
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16. Fairytale Mountain
Mount Fairy Tales can be reached via the resort of Mount Baisorii.
Even if it’s a place predominantly for children’s enjoyment, we think it can be a surprising place for adults as well. The amusement park, as the place is advertised, is set in the middle of nature, in a forest 55 km from Cluj-Napoca.
Among unicorns, dragons and dragons, the little ones will have a great time in an unforgettable atmosphere. There are plenty of trails and outdoor activities just right for children’s boundless energy.
17. Lake Tarnița
At 15 km from Cluj-Napoca, you can explore Tarnița, a reservoir of considerable size, approx. 215 hectares, with a dam and a hydroelectric power station of the same name. The dam is considered to be the thinnest double-curvature arch dam in Romania.
It’s a popular natural attraction for water sports enthusiasts, hikers or simply to breathe some fresh air in a beautiful natural setting.
Also, if you like fishing, it’s a place worth visiting. The waters of the lake are said to have been home to a large population of Red Red Redfish since the time of Ceausescu. There are also legends about them, such as that there are large-sized loons here, real lake monsters. There is no real confirmation, but it’s a detail that adds to the destination’s appeal.
From here, you can also start hiking. An idea for a scenic route would be to Piatra Corbilor (Dan’s Stone).
18. Banffy Castle
After about 30 km by car, you will reach Banffy Castle in the commune of Bonțida. The castle has an image associated with a highly successful European music festival, Electric Castle.
Banffy is a symbol of the Transylvanian renaissance, being considered a sort of Versailles of Transylvania. The estate of Bonțida is documented since 1263, when the noble Banffy family came into its possession through a royal donation. Initially, there would have been a manor house here, but over time it was transformed into a castle with a U-shaped courtyard.
During the Second World War, Nazi troops set fire to part of the castle, stripping it of all kinds of precious objects. Restoration, which began after the 1990s, continues today. The Transylvania Trust is credited with the castle still standing today.
The park and lake behind Banffy Castle complete a relaxing and beautiful landscape.
19. Blue Lagoon
Laguna Albastră, in the commune of Aghireșu, is about an hour’s drive from Cluj-Napoca. The lake here was created by the extraction of kaolin, a type of white clay. Exploitation was done by the commune’s mining center.
The natural landscape here is gorgeous, especially if you catch a sunny day. The turquoise color of the water will delight you and, with a little artistic creativity, you’ll be able to capture Instagram-worthy photos. The remains of kaolin at the bottom of the water help to add to the turquoise hues of the lake.
The Blue Lagoon is surrounded by reed vegetation, a gorun forest and sand dunes. Although the tourist facilities and access are a pretty big minus, you’ve got everything you need for a unique visit to nature! What’s more, in summer you can sunbathe or take a dip.
20. Village of Rogojel
The village of Rogojel has become a small tourist resort of local interest. Located approx. 77 km from Cluj-Napoca, with access via Huedin, the rural landscapes of this village are absolutely charming!
It is a scattered mountain village, with picturesque paths that pass by hay huts and rustic wooden cottages. The settlement is located at an altitude of around 1000 meters, at the foot of the Vlădeasa Mountains in the Apuseni Mountains. The villagers are recognized for being householders, and this can be seen immediately by looking at the beautiful, well-kept courtyards.
The main road through the village is in good condition, so you can explore the countryside by road and on foot. From time to time, stop the car and admire the beautiful views that appear on the horizon. Equally interesting is the village church, a historic monument made of stone and earth.
21. Moara de Vânt Leisure Park
About a 30-minute drive from Cluj-Napoca, you can visit the Moara de Vânt recreational park. More like an animal farm, it’s home to no less than 250 animals, from bunnies, ducks and guinea pigs to monkeys, deer and llamas. In other words, a mini zoo!
What’s really attractive at this farm near Cluj is that you can pet and feed the animals. We already know very well that in zoos in cities, this is not possible in theory.
Beyond the farm, you can take a ride on a small train, venture into an adventure park or admire the castle… Zbenguială. It’s a really cool place, especially if you have kids with you.
22. Sic’s beehive
Another place to visit near Cluj, is the Sic Beehives. It’s no more than 40 km to Sic.
It is a protected nature reserve in the Fizeșului Valley, Sic commune, with marshes, lakes, reed and reed vegetation. The place is all the more interesting because it is located between the Transylvanian hills.
In addition to the typical delta fauna, there are over 100 species of birds – quite an impressive number! The setting is pretty good, with a wooden deck, gazebos and a tower: an oasis of tranquillity to put on your bucket list. We recommend a zoom camera or binoculars for birdwatching and photography.
If you like to fish, the Lake of the Little Lizards is close by. However, you should know that fishing is only allowed from a boat, according to the provisions of the prohibition law.
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23. Vălul Miresei Waterfall
It takes no more than two hours to drive to the Vălul Miresei Waterfall. It is located in Răchițele commune in Cluj county.
The Vălul Miresei Waterfall is one of the most spectacular in the Apuseni Mountains, located at approx. 1000 meters above sea level and with a waterfall of about 30 meters. At the top of the waterfall there is a veil-like hollow in the rock, which ensures a beautiful dispersion of the water.
There is also a tragic legend about this waterfall. It is said that a bride fell from the steep cliffs of the waterfall and her veil got caught on one of the rocks. The bride and groom cried for days, and a waterfall formed. It seems unlikely, but the legend must be respected.
The road up to the waterfall is paved, except for a 1 km stretch, which you’ll have to walk. So access is easy for such natural beauty.
24. Turenilor Gorges
There are about 30 km between Cluj-Napoca and Cheile Turenilor. They are also known as Cheile Turului or Cheile Tureniului, as found on Google Maps.
Turenilor Gorges are wild, different from other gorges and gorges in our country that can be admired without much effort. So we are talking about a relief less explored, with rock walls, many caves, small waterfalls and a trickle of water. The hiking trail that crosses these gorges has been developed and marked by the mountain rescue service.
The gorges are a nature reserve and an archaeological park. Ancient tools, coins and pottery have been discovered here.
To fully complete the trail on the water, you will need appropriate mountaineering equipment (including harness, lanyards and helmet), a minimum of experience and good physical preparation.
25. Turzii Gorges
A short distance away from the Turenilor Gorges, you can admire another, more famous natural beauty, the Turzii Gorges. They are spectacularly visible from the E81 road. Once you turn towards the village of Săndulești, you’ll get even closer.
The Turzii Gorges are also a nature reserve, but with much more accessible trails and according to your preferences. Even the easiest and shortest route offers stunning scenery. If you’re not in the mood for hiking, there are other interesting outdoor activities, such as via ferrata and mountain biking trails.
26. Turda Salina
While you’re in the Turzii area, make sure to put Salina Turda on your list of tourist attractions. This is the most spectacular saltpan in our country and it’s also highly appreciated internationally. It’s the kind of place worth seeing at least once in your lifetime.
The story of the salt works begins with salt mining, an activity attested in an official document in 1271. From 1840 onwards, salt mining began to decline. During the Second World War, the salt works served as an air-raid shelter and then as a cheese store. Since 2010, after restoration and modernization, Salina Turda has become a real underground spectacle.
Salina Turda is a place for everyone. You can ride the Ferris wheel, play minigolf, table tennis or bowling. There’s also an amphitheater with various projections. If that’s not enough, you can go boating on the lake in Mina Terezia.
27. Arkhai Sculpture Park
Everything you’ll see in the Arkhai Sculpture Park is created by the local sculptor and artist Ernő Bartha. The park is a 30-40 minute drive from Cluj, in the village of Vlaha, and if you love art or are simply a curious person, you’ll love the atmosphere here.
The setting for the sculptures is a special one, a place where the beauty of nature and human creativity meet in perfect harmony. The sculptures are medium and large in size, painstakingly and carefully made from hay. With all these interesting aspects, Arkhai Park has become internationally known.
It’s a great getaway if you want to get away from the urban crowds and see a different kind of sights in the surroundings of Cluj.
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28. Village of Chidea
The village of Chidea is less than an hour’s drive from Cluj, in the Burese valley.
We firmly say that it is a very attractive place, a place where you can admire the “stoned” houses. The charm of the village, then, are the stone buildings. Nearly everything here is made of stone – limestone tufa. Working and shaping it has become a real art for the people who still live here. In addition to these details, Chidea has a long history, being documented in 1332.
Chidea is an open-air village-museum, a good option for a walk when the weather is nice. Don’t be frightened by the oppressive silence here either; it’s part of the charm of this ‘forgotten village’.
29. Beliș-Fântânele Lake
Lake Beliș-Fântânele is a man-made reservoir. In this case, the construction of the dam of the Mărișel hydroelectric power station.
Its position at the confluence of three mountains, Gilău, Vlădeasa and Muntele Mare, makes the lake situated in a picturesque mountain setting, at an altitude of almost 1,000 meters. A small tourist resort, Beliș-Fântânele, has developed on the lakeshore.
On the lake’s large surface you can practice water activities such as hydro-biking or boating. Of course, you can also sit quietly in one spot and contemplate the beauty of nature. It’s not every day you see scenery like this, so make the most of it!
An attraction of the lake is that, from time to time, during periods of drought, the ruins of the Roman-Catholic church of the old village of Giurcuța de Jos, flooded after the dam was built, can be seen. Interestingly, it is the only ruin of its kind in the country that can be visited in its entirety! Normally, the foundations of the place of worship are about 30 meters under water.
30. Village of Mărișel
While you’re in the area, consider a walk through the village of Mărișel. The village is located in the Gilău Mountains, at an altitude of over 1,200 meters. Mărișel is located on the largest and most beautiful inhabited mountain plateau in the Apuseni!
In addition to its beautiful natural sights, the village of Mărișel is recognized for its local traditions and customs. The “Mărișeana” ensemble and the “Junii Mărișelului” are remarkable cultural values, included in the UNESCO World Heritage. You have all the reasons to go in search of this mythical place of the Apuseni Mountains.
31. Village of Sâncraiu
Another very beautiful village, with Hungarian specificity, is the village of Sâncraiu. It’s just over an hour’s drive from Cluj-Napoca, and you’ll probably say it couldn’t possibly be in Romania.
The charm of this village is the way in which it has been managed and modernized by the local authorities, but also by the spirit of the locals, true housekeepers who know how to take care of and beautify their houses and courtyards. Therefore, the merits are shared by everyone here.
The events organized here are also a good reason to have a Hungarian pie or ice cream. The welcoming locals also open their courtyard gates wide and invite you to admire their weavings.
And here’s a tip: you can leave your car in Huedin and cycle to Sâncraiu. There’s a track specially designed for cycling enthusiasts, on the route of a former railway line.
32. Dam and Lake Dragan
Following the picturesque road along the Dragan Valley, you will reach the Dragan Dam and Lake. It is also known as Floroiu or, more correctly, Drăgan-Floroiu. Floroiu would have been the name of the man who ran the bar in the village of the same name. It was a small village, provisionally set up and inhabited by the workers building the dam. In gratitude, the area still bears this name.
Straight from Cluj, it’ll take you about 2 hours, but, we say, the scenery is lovely! Just enough to make it worth the drive.
The dam is a superbly constructed, double-curved concrete giant, the second largest in the country. Here you can see the waters of the Drăgan and Sebeșel rivers, fir forests and the Buteasa Mountain Peak, 1714 meters high.
The dam and Lake Dragan are to be seen in summer, when you are greeted by blue-green hues, but also in fall, when the leaves of the forests here turn golden! A true feeling of wellbeing can be found here.
33. Bologa Fortress
If you’ve still dedicated a beautiful day to the Dragan Valley, on your way back, you can stop at the Bologa Fortress.
It is a former fortress, attested since 1304, under the name of Sebuswar. It was considered a strategic point for the road leading to Oradea on the Crișului Repede valley. It was also used as a shelter by the locals during sieges. The Ottomans were the main enemies of the area, which is why this fortress, representative of Medieval Transylvania, was built.
A local legend says that Mircea the Elder’s sword is hidden among the ruins of Bologa Fortress. True or not, the great ruler had immense merits in the battles here with the Ottomans.
Although no longer complete, the fortress is beautifully perched on a hill at the foot of the village of Bologa. The large tower and much of the fortified walls are still standing.
34. Cojocna Baths
Another place to visit near Cluj, even close enough if you hit less traffic, is Cojocna Baths.
They have been in uninterrupted operation for 130 years, having been built by the locals of Cojocna. After their modernization with European funds, the place has become even more lively, with visitors from many parts of the country.
The salty waters here and the ionized saline air are known for their beneficial health properties. So, with minimal effort to float, with the salt helping to keep you afloat, you can relax for a few hours in Cojocna Baths.
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35. Targu Mures
The last place on our list is occupied by a charming Transylvanian town just over 100 km from Cluj. It’s Târgu Mureș, another important medieval town in the region.
Situated in the historic “Heart of Transylvania”, the city is worth discovering at a leisurely pace. The main sights to consider are:
- Târgu Mureș Fortress, with its 7 bastions united by fortified walls;
- The Palace of Culture, a building representative of Transylvania’s Belle Epoque period;
- Rose Square, the city’s main thoroughfare;
- The Zoo, one of the most beautiful in Transylvania.
With these few beautiful sights, Targu Mures is an inspiring option to consider. Don’t forget the kurtoș and langoș, two culinary stars to be savored, however short your visit to the city by the Mures river.
In conclusion, there are many places to visit near Cluj, some more interesting than others. It also depends on your preferences, your mood or who’s with you. In any case, there’s plenty to choose from. Also, don’t forget the tourist attractions in Cluj which, as you’ve discovered, are worth visiting and admiring in any season!
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