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Town in Brașov, Romania
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Predeal is a resort town in the Transylvania region of Romania, in Brașov County. An important mountain resort, Predeal is located on the Prahova Valley and is surrounded by four massifs: Postăvarul, Piatra Mare, Bucegi, and Baiului. The name is derived from the Slavic word "predel", which means "border", as here was the border crossing between Wallachia and Austria-Hungary before 1918. In the late years the town has known a remarkable boom in construction, with many well-off people from all over the country, having a mountain retreat in Predeal.
Quite a variety of main courses and desserts.
The 4-star Sunset Villas offers all-inclusive packages that include all-you-can-eat-and-drink meals, organized entertainment activities (hiking, picnics, evening dance programs, various indoor games such as mime and contests) and excursions to surrounding areas: the castles, monasteries, museums and monuments that are within 150km/day (with van) and mountain walks of all degrees of difficulty. Additional programs for a fee (ATV, paintball, climbing).
Here you'll find a spa and restaurant/bar that serves breakfast. You can light a fire in your fireplace if it gets cold.
Cozy establishment.
It sits pretty high up so you have a good look at stuff.
Predeal is very easy to reach, from Brașov, continue on DN1 road towards Bucharest, after 25 km you will arrive at Predeal.
Read in the guideThe town is walkable. There are also taxis at the train station, though they are quite expensive.
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