Communities

Abrud (Hungarian: Abrudbánya, German: Großschlatten) is a town in the north-western part of Alba County, Transylvania, Romania, located on the river with the same name.

The evidence of these regions' inhabitedness date back to ancient times, as proved by the remains originating from the Neolithic period. The Neolithic settlement at Suplacu de Barcău is the first and the only exhaustively researched one in Bihor county, making possible the thorough investigation into the structure and evolution of a well individualized cultural group within the framework of contemporary discoveries, which was named the Suplacu de Barcău group.

Rosia Montana is one of the famous area from Romania because of a big gold deposit in Europe (330 tones of gold and 1200 tones of silver)
Rosia Montana is a small village in the forested mountains of western Romania, and the site of gold deposits believed to be the largest in all of Europe.

Covasant is a village in Arad country (Transylvania, Romania).

The Municipality of Arad is placed in the western part of Romania, in the alluvial field of Arad, at the intersection of some important national and international traffic highways. The Mures River crosses it from east to the west. The Municipality of Arad has a rich cultural and historical patrimony. It offers to the visitors a real out-door museum of the architectural styles specific to the XVIII, XIX and XX centuries, art and historical monuments, theatre performances, philharmonic orchestra concerts, plastic art exhibitions, history museum exhibitions, art and sciences of the nature, festivals and feasts.