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Alba County is in Transylvania in Romania.
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Ski resort in the Șureanu mountains.
Székelykő Kúria
Great home made food in a wonderful setting, with a view of the mountains.
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Sibiu · International · SBZ
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Alba Carolina Fortress is a massive baroque fortification built in the 18th century, one of the largest of this kind in Eastern Europe
an important tourism centre for agrotourism, ecotourism and cultural tourism
a mountain trekking where you can visit waterfalls, peaks and lots of caves
home to the Muncel Monastery, a place of pilgrimage where on the second Sunday after Pentecost
the castle of the Bethlen dynasty is a popular tourist site near Blaj
home to the well-preserved Câlnic Citadel, a World Heritage Site, first mentioned in 1269
gold mining started during the Roman era, and finally ended in 2006
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