Book a full day to explore some of the amazing places the Banat Region has to offer. Enjoy the complimentary pick up from your accommodation in Timisoara and explore the South-Western part of Romania in the company of a professional guide. See the most spectacular part of Danube, the 2nd largest river of Europe. Enjoy the view of the largest rock sculpture in Europe - Decebalus. Take the cruise on a small boat and see the stunning views of "The Couldrons" from the water. Enjoy an excellent lunch in a restaurant on the Danube's shore. See two of the nicest waterfalls in Banat on the way back to Timisoara. Drop off anywhere in Timisoara.
Pickup included
Straight drive from Timisoara ( around 3h drive ) all the way to the Danube Gorge where we will be taking about the biggest rock sculpture in Europe and get some great photos of Decebal, the last king of the Dacians.
Our journey continues with the highlight of our trip - a motor boat ride on through the Danube Gorge. The narrowest part of the Danube river is right here, creating a natural border between Romania and Serbia and we'll explore the 9km by motorboat.
During our motorboat ride, we will make two stops to see two caves. Inside the first cave, named Veterani, we will hop off and explore a natural cave that had an important role during Austrian times.
Our second cave is Ponicova, where we'll be going inside by boat. Just a bit, as the space is thight, but enough for us to see how impressive the cave is, at is is the largest cave in the Danube Gorge.
After exploring the Danube Gorge we'll be driving along the river for an hour and a half till we get to one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Banat. We'll walk through the forest for 5 minutes to get there.
Last stop for the day will be Modavita Waterfall, which is unique in shape, some people saying it looks like a dog with its mouth open. The green moss that covers it will definitely amaze you.
• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
• Rain-coat / umbrella is recommended
Timișoara, known as the birthplace of the Romanian Revolution, is a vibrant city with a rich history, beautiful architecture, and a lively cultural scene. Often referred to as 'The Little Vienna,' it offers a unique blend of Austro-Hungarian and Romanian influences.
This iconic square is where the Romanian Revolution began in 1989. It is surrounded by beautiful buildings and is a central point for city life.
One of the oldest squares in Timișoara, Union Square is known for its stunning architecture and lively atmosphere.
This former industrial area has been transformed into a trendy district with art galleries, cafes, and cultural events.
A historic fortification built in the 18th century to defend the city, now a museum and cultural center.
A beautiful palace with a mix of architectural styles, now home to the Timișoara Art Museum.
A traditional Romanian tripe soup, tangy and flavorful.
Grilled minced meat rolls, a popular street food in Romania.
Cabbage rolls stuffed with minced meat and rice, a classic Romanian dish.
Fried doughnuts topped with sour cream and jam, a sweet treat.
This is the best time to visit Timișoara as the weather is pleasant, and the city hosts numerous festivals and outdoor events. The temperatures are ideal for exploring the city's attractions and enjoying its parks and gardens.
Romanian Leu (RON)
GMT+2
230VV, 50HzHz
Timișoara is generally safe for tourists, but common sense precautions should be taken to avoid petty crime and scams.
Timișoara Nord
Autogara Timișoara
The tram system is the most popular and efficient way to get around Timișoara. It covers most of the city and is affordable.
Available • Apps: Bolt, Uber
Car, Bike, Scooter
A charming town with a medieval fortress and beautiful architecture.
A historic city with beautiful architecture and cultural attractions.
An open-air museum showcasing traditional Banat village life.
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