1. HOREZU MONASTERY 2. POLOVRAGI CAVE 3. POLOVRAGI MONASTERY - Overnight in Ramnicu Valcea

Horezu Monastery (Hurezi Monastery) - During a two-day excursion, visitors will explore the Horezu Monastery. Renowned as one of the most exquisite and sophisticated Orthodox monasteries, Horezu Monastery, with its purely Romanian architecture, was included in the UNESCO World Heritage list from the outset, with no indication that anything could ever surpass its beauty.

A trip to Romania should include, among other attractions, the most frequented Romanian monasteries, such as the Horezu Monastery. Here, visitors can admire the celebrated Horezu ceramics, the gorges carved into the mountain walls, and the renowned stone caves.

Polovragi Cave - For those who have ventured into wet or dry caves before, the Polovragi Cave offers a haunting and spiritually evocative experience, as if it belongs to another world.

This warm and humid cave features many stunning calcareous formations throughout its galleries, which stretch over 10 km, with 800 m accessible to visitors. Highlights include the Spring of Hope, the Bloody Vault, the White Room, the Divine Chamber, the Grim Reaper, the Dacian Oven, the King and Queen, Snow White, and the Dwarfs’ House.

Polovragi Monastery - Embark on a journey through time, imagining a leap back 500 years to when the Polovragi Monastery, a historical monument of significant cultural and spiritual importance, was constructed.

In addition to its magnificent religious artwork, the monastery offers historical evidence of human existence and resilience on these lands, as well as a testament to perseverance and faith in God.

1. THE WOMEN’S CAVE 2. THE CONSTANTIN BRANCUSI ENSEMBLE IN TARGU JIU - Back to Bucharest

Table of Silence - Even if one does not have a passion for sculptural masterpieces, a Brancusi exhibit is a must-see for anyone visiting Romania. The Constantin Brancusi Sculptural Ensemble in Targu Jiu, also known as the “Calea Eroilor” Memorial (Heroes Way), is more than a stunning display of stone and wood craftsmanship; it is a symbol of the Romanian spirit.

The ensemble comprises four sculptures, arranged along a 1275 m axis – The Table of Silence, The Chairs Alley, The Gate of the Kiss, and the Infinity Column/Endless Column, which captivate with their simple yet profoundly symbolic design.

The Gate Of The Kiss - Even if one does not have a passion for sculptural masterpieces, a Brancusi exhibit is a must-see for anyone visiting Romania. The Constantin Brancusi Sculptural Ensemble in Targu Jiu, also known as the “Calea Eroilor” Memorial (Heroes Way), is more than a stunning display of stone and wood craftsmanship; it is a symbol of the Romanian spirit.

The ensemble comprises four sculptures, arranged along a 1275 m axis – The Table of Silence, The Chairs Alley, The Gate of the Kiss, and the Infinity Column/Endless Column, which captivate with their simple yet profoundly symbolic design.

• Private car (Tourism or Minibus) for your group
• Licensed English-speaking guide/driver
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Complimentary Wi-Fi in the car
• Guide’s accommodation, meals, and entrance fees included
• All car expenses covered (gasoline, parking, tolls)
• Flexible itinerary changes

• Accommodation, meals and beverages
• Entrance fees as per the itinerary

During this two-day journey, participants will have the opportunity to explore the Constantin Brancusi monuments in Targu Jiu. The trip will also provide insights on overcoming challenging times, showcasing not only caves but also some of Romania’s hidden gems, which may already be familiar. These locations boast numerous unique natural springs with some of the purest water in the world.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.