Lugoj

Recaș is a town situated at a distance of 37 km from Lugoj and 21 km from Timisoara , on the national road DN6 European E70.The first record of the settlement comes from the medieval chronicles in 1359 mentioned as Rykas. Over time,Recaș was first a feudal domain,fortress and fair. Also Recaş was administered by the Turkish, Austrian, Hungarian and Romanian.In the years 1784-1786, due process of colonization of the Banat, German colonists began to establish in Recaș.Located on sunny hills, with a temperate continental climate, Recaş is the ideal place for viticulture. The town is famous for its rich production of wine.You can visit Recaş Cellars,the hills with vineyards and you can participate in wine tastings.

Buziaș is town located 23 km from Lugoj and 30 km from Timisoara,on DJ592 county road . The settlement was known since Roman times as Ahihis. The first documentary attestation dates from 1320. Due to favorable natural conditions, with rich mineral springs and mild climate,Buziaș has been recognized as a potential spa center.Following research in 1811 the therapeutic value of mineral water here was recognized. In 1908, mineral water from Buziaş won the gold medal at the exhibition in Bratislava. Since 1911, Buziaş became European resort, visited at the time by Austro-Hungarian Emperor Franz Josef.Architecture of the resort is Turkish-Byzantine style, unique in Romania. Because of curative water and architectural style,Buziaş was likened to the famous resorts Karlovy Vary and Baden-Baden.In Buziaş you can visit the Resort Museum and Dendrological Park, with an area of 20 hectares and many rare species of trees.

Surduc Lake

Dam construction began in 1972.Lake main purpose is to provide drinking water to Timisoara area and defending against floods.With an area of 460 hectares,Surduc is the largest lake in Timis county. Fishing is permitted throughout the lake area and at any time except prohibition. Existing fish are carp, crucian carp, pike, bream.

Românești Cave

Românești cave is the second largest in Timiș county,it is located southeast of the Românești village, the left side of the Fărăşeşti Valley, Poiana Ruscă Mountains. Part of the medium category caves, with a total development of 1,450 m,it is arranged horizontally on 3 levels. The main entrance is oriented N-NW, is 9.5 m wide and 2 m high,which allows diffuse light to about 70 m.In the Bats Hall you can find a permanent colony of bats. Upper and middle floor is of fossil nature. Floor below, subfosil nature, is accessible only to speleologists with equipment.The cave is famous for its great acoustics. Since 1984, Speotimiş Speleological Association organizes the traditional annual concert that takes place in October.

Spring of Miron Monastery

is situated at the foothills of Poiana Rusca Mountains, 1 km from the road leading from Românești to Tomeşti. Also called "Hot Pond", because inside is a thermal water spring, with a constant temperature of 18 ° C.

Muntele Mic

At about 22 km from Caransebes, to the east,take the scenic road DJ 608A through the villages Zervesti, Turnu Ruieni, Borlova and reach lift station Craiu Valley 773 m altitude. Here, lift with a length of 3492 m the longest route in the country allows a rapid climb. Access to the resort can be done on a paved road about 13 km.In July 1936, the monument Banat heroes of the struggle for reunification was inaugurated. In the same period rose also the Skete of St. Elias. Maramures style church was built of pine beams and is covered with shingles.

Semenic Tourist complex

is at 1400 m altitude. Access by car is on the road Văliug - Gărâna to Prislop, and from there, right, after 5 km to reach the Semenic plateau.The complex comprises over 19 huts, a restaurant and large central sites developed as ski and sledges slopes.Between Semenic and Goznei peaks the first giant slalom elevation 140 m with a modern ski-lift is arranged.Pleasant climate, pure air recommend Semenic tourist complex as a perfect place for relaxing, hiking and sports, both winter and summer.