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Ocna Șugatag
What to see in Ocna Șugatag
Things to see, picked to fill a whole day.
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1UNESCO wooden churchBiserica de lemn din Budești Josani
The St Nicholas wooden church in Lower Budești (Josani), built in 1643, with a tall tower ringed by four small turrets and 18th-century paintings inside.
It has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1999 and is a listed historic monument, LMI code MM-II-m-A-04530.
Budești (Josani)
2UNESCO wooden churchBiserica de lemn din Desești
The St Paraskeva wooden church in Desești, built around 1770, with its interior walls fully painted in 1780.
It has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1999 and is a listed historic monument, LMI code MM-II-m-A-04566.
Desești
3Traditional village and wooden churchSatul Breb și biserica de lemn
A Mara Valley village below the Rooster's Crest (Creasta Cocoșului), with wooden houses and gates, folk dress still worn and a wooden church built in 1622.
The church is a category A listed monument (LMI code MM-II-a-A-04529), and the village holds 4.7 on Google from more than 100 reviews.
Breb
4Water-powered folk machineryInstalațiile tehnice populare din Sârbi
A Cosău Valley farmstead where the stream drives a whirlpool washer, a fulling mill, a grain mill and a sawmill, a listed 19th-century ensemble.
It is a listed monument (LMI code MM-II-a-B-04638) and holds 4.5 on Google from more than 400 reviews.
Sârbi (comuna Budești)
5Salt lakes and spa poolsLacurile sărate din Ocna Șugatag
Salt lakes formed over the old salt mines closed in 1950, with outdoor pools in summer and heated salt-water pools in the complexes around them.
They are why Ocna Șugatag is a spa resort: salt was mined here as early as 1355, and the lakes formed over the mines closed in 1950.
Ocna Șugatag (zona lacurilor)