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Town in Neamț, Romania
Photo: Cristian Burlacu, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Bicaz is a town in Moldavia.
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Lake Bicaz, Lacul Izvorul Muntelui
A reservoir on the middle course of the Bistrița River, 4 km upstream from the town of Bicaz in Neamț County. The lake is bypassed on its northeastern shore by the national road DN15, which connects Piatra Neamț to Toplița. On the left bank, near the dam, there is a tourist port. In addition to the existing boats, there are dinghies, pedal boats, wooden houses and a floating hotel. Additional accommodation facilities exist on both banks, in the form of agro-tourism guesthouses.
Masivul Ceahlău
A mountain range belonging to the Eastern Carpathians in Neamț County. The highest peaks are Ocolașul Mare (1907 m) and Toaca (1904 m). There are trails that take 3½-6½ hours.
Cheile Bicazului
Cheile Bicăjelului
Cheile Șugăului
By train
Bicaz is reached by two commuter trains from Piatra Neamţ (travel time around 45 minutes) and one direct train from Bucharest (a 7-hour trip).
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