If you are nearby next Friday or over the weekend... in the city of Deva, from 17 to 19 October 2025, the gastronomic and cultural-artistic event "Autumn and Harvest (Thanksgiving) Festival" will take place daily from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Piata Cetatii (Fortress Square).

A truly interesting idea / accommodation option with a view of Corvin Castle / Hunedoara. Hotel & Spa Werk is located in the city of Hunedoara, directly opposite the castle.

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We thank Tom & Helga for these beautiful pictures from their Romania tour in September and October 2024. Many thanks 🥰

Pictures from July 2025 from the city of Deva (German: Diemrich).

Deva is the county seat of Hunedoara County, known for Deva Fortress which sits high on the summit of the town’s hill, and is only a few kilometres from Corvin Castle / Hunedoara.

Pictures: July 2025

Beautiful pictures of Deva Fortress by Mr. Iercosan Marian from a few days ago (end of September 2025) 🥰

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Pictures from Mr. Daniel Sippel from last week (end of August 2025), who is currently travelling in / through Romania. Thank you for sending these beautiful photos.

Hunedoara Castle (also known as Hunedoara Fortress, in German Burg Eisenmarkt, in Romanian Castelul Corvinilor or Castelul Huniazilor, in Hungarian Vajdahunyadi vár) is among the most important non‑ecclesiastical buildings in Transylvania.

The stone fortress was built on the remains of a 14th‑century fortification and is located in the southwestern part of the city of Hunedoara (German name: Eisenmarkt) in western Romania.

The Church of Saint Nicholas in Densuș (Demsdorf), Hunedoara County, in western Romania, is the oldest stone church in the country.

Built in its current form in the 13th century on the site of a 2nd-century Roman temple, it used materials from the Dacian fortress of Sarmizegetusa. The church interior features 15th-century frescoes depicting Jesus in traditional Romanian attire.

Historians suggest the site once housed a Dacian temple for the god Zamolxis, later turned into a Roman temple for Mars. The church's origins trace back to the 4th century, making it the oldest church in Romania and Southeast Europe.

We thank Mr. Frank Schleßmann for sending these beautiful pictures (April 22, 2025).

Hunedoara Castle (also known as Hunedoara Fortress, in German Burg Eisenmarkt, in Romanian Castelul Corvinilor or Castelul Huniazilor, in Hungarian Vajdahunyadi vár) is one of the most important non‑ecclesiastical buildings in Transylvania.

The stone fortress was built on the remains of a 14th‑century fortification and is located in the southwestern part of the city of Hunedoara (German name: Eisenmarkt) in western Romania.

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The castle, a listed historic monument, is also known under many other names (Corvin Castle, Castle of the Corvins, Corvinus Castle, Corvinesti Castle, Corvin Castle, Eisenmarkt Castle, Black Castle, Vajdahunyad Castle, Hunyadi Castle), which trace back to its location or owners.

The Hungarian statesman and military leader John Hunyadi transformed an existing fortification after 1440 into the ancestral seat of the Hunyadi family. During the second construction phase, starting in 1458, the castle was expanded under King Matthias Corvinus. At the beginning of the 17th century, further significant modifications were made under Prince Gábor Bethlen. Today, the castle therefore displays a mix of architectural styles.

From 1724 the castle was in Austrian possession, and since 1918 it has belonged to the Romanian state. Aside from being a tourist attraction, the castle has been (and still is) used as a backdrop for numerous Romanian and international film productions. Today, it houses a museum.

In August 2024, we followed the journey of "Schnuff" 😊 and his motorcycle friends through Romania.

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We hiked up to the Cetatea (Fortress) Deva (in German: Diemricher Burg) with a beautiful view over the city of Deva (German name: Diemrich) in Transylvania.

The Hunedoara Castle (also known as Corvin Castle, in German Burg Eisenmarkt, in Romanian Castelul Corvinilor or Castelul Huniazilor, in Hungarian Vajdahunyadi vár) is one of the most important non-religious buildings in Transylvania.

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The stone castle was built on the remains of a 14th-century fortification and is located in the southwestern part of the city of Hunedoara (German name: Eisenmarkt) in western Romania.

The listed castle has many other names (Corvin Castle, Castle of the Corvins, Corvinus Castle, Corvinesti Castle, Eisenmarkt Castle, Black Castle, Vajdahunyad Castle, Hunyadi Castle), which refer to its location or its owners.

The Hungarian statesman and military leader John Hunyadi had an existing fortification converted into the ancestral seat of the Hunyadi family after 1440. In the second construction phase, the castle was expanded from 1458 under King Matthias Corvinus. At the beginning of the 17th century, further major modifications were made under Prince Gabor Bethlen. The present-day castle therefore shows a mixture of different architectural styles.

The castle was in Austrian possession from 1724 and has been in Romanian state ownership since 1918. In addition to being a tourist attraction, the castle has been and is used as a backdrop for numerous Romanian and international film productions. Today, the castle houses a museum.

We thank Tom & Helga for these beautiful pictures from their Romania tour in September and October 2024. Many thanks! 🥰

The Hunedoara Castle (also known as Corvin Castle, in German Burg Eisenmarkt, in Romanian Castelul Corvinilor or Castelul Huniazilor, in Hungarian Vajdahunyadi var) is one of the most important non-religious buildings in Transylvania.

The stone castle was built on the remains of a 14th-century fortification and is located in the southwestern part of the city of Hunedoara (German name: Eisenmarkt) in western Romania.

The commune of Petrosani (in Hungarian Petrozssny, in German Steinthal) is located in Hunedoara County in Transylvania.

The commune lies in the Jiu Valley, at an altitude of about 620 meters. It is known as a mining town, but the surrounding area offers a variety of wonderful destinations for trips, stays, recreation, relaxation, and more...

Beautiful pictures from the evening before last from the city of Deva (in German Diemrich), here the Reformed Church. The Calvinist church is a monument of Gothic architecture. It was built between 1456 and 1526 in the late Gothic style, and in 1643 the slender, 71-meter-high tower was later added / erected.

Deva is the county seat of Hunedoara County, known for the Deva Fortress which sits high on the city’s hilltop, and is only a few kilometers from Corvin Castle / Hunedoara.

Pictures: July 16, 2025

Orăștie (in German: Broos, in Hungarian: Szaszvaros) is a small town and municipality in Hunedoara County, in southwestern Transylvania. The historical center of the municipality invites all visitors to relax, as well as to participate in an informative history lesson.

We thank Go Hunedoara for the permission to use these pictures.

The city of Deva is located in Hunedoara County, near the highway from Timisoara to Sibiu in Transylvania.

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We thank Go Hunedoara (Photos: Muntean Florin) for the permission to use these pictures.

The Butii Gorge is located in the Retezat Mountains, not far from the small town of Uricani.

Cliffs and slopes up to one hundred meters high, a series of meanders (winding bends of a stream), numerous caves, bubbling springs, waterfalls, and natural dams made of huge rocks accompany visitors who enter the gorge on an old cobbled road from Roman times.

We thank Go Hunedoara (photos: Aldo Todoran) for allowing us to use these pictures.

A lot has happened in recent years, and Corvin has developed, in addition to the magnificent castle, into a history museum with many galleries.

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Experience a rose paradise in the I Giardini di Zoe park in the village of Banpotoc, Hunedoara County. It is a fairytale place where, in a perfectly maintained Italian garden, thousands of roses bloom spectacularly every summer.

Fragrant alleys, green arches, fountains, and cobblestone paths transport you to a dream world where nature blends with the classical elegance of Renaissance gardens. During this time, the roses are in full bloom – a true visual and olfactory spectacle. Every corner of the garden is a perfect opportunity for unforgettable photos!

We thank Go Hunedoara for permission to use these images.

Beautiful pictures of the botanical garden "I Giardini di Zoe" from March 2024.

The garden, also known as Banpotoc Garden, is located east of the city of Deva (in German Diemrich), on the left side of the A1 motorway (heading towards Sibiu), in the Banpotoc village of Harau commune.

We thank Go Hunedoara for granting permission to use these images.

The city of Deva is located in Hunedoara County, near the highway connecting Timisoara to Sibiu in Transylvania.

We thank Go Hunedoara (Photos: Muntean Florin) for the permission to use these images.

Hunedoara Castle (also known as Hunedoara Castle, in German Burg Eisenmarkt, in Romanian Castelul Corvinilor or Castelul Huniazilor, in Hungarian Vajdahunyadi var) is one of the most important non-ecclesiastical buildings in Transylvania.

The rock castle was built on the remains of a 14th century fortification and is located in the south-western part of the town of Hunedoara (German name: Eisenmarkt) in western Romania.

We would like to thank Mr. Camille Feller and his wife Katja Feller for sending us these beautiful pictures and giving us permission to use them. Thank you very much!

The town of Orastie (in German: Broos, in Hungarian Szaszvaro) is located in the county of Hunedoara in the south-west of Transylvania.

We thank Go Hunedoara for the permission to use these pictures.

Lake Retezat / Lake Bucura is the deepest glacial lake in Romania and is located in Hunedoara County, in the southwestern part of the Retezat Mountains at an altitude of 2,040 meters.

It has an area of up to 10 ha (1 ha = 10,000 m2) and a depth of almost 30 meters.

We thank Go Hunedoara (Photos: Carmen Paraschiv) for permission to use these images.

Hunedoara Castle ( also known as Hunedoara Castle ) is one of the most important non-ecclesiastical buildings in Transylvania.
The rock castle was built on the remains of a fortification from the 14th century. Built and located in the southwestern part of Hunedoara ( German name: Eisenmarkt ) in western Romania.

The listed castle bears many other names ( Corvin Castle, Corvinus Castle, Corvinesti Castle, Corvin Castle, Eisenmarkt Castle, Black Castle, Vajdahunyad Castle, Hunyadi Castle ) which can be traced to its location or that of its owners.

The statesman and leader of the Hungarian army, Johann Hunyadi, rebuilt an existing fortification after 1440 to become the ancestral castle of Hunyadis. In the second phase of construction, the castle was expanded in 1458 under King Matthias Corvinus. In the 19th century, Prince Gabor Bethlen made other major changes to the building. Therefore, the current castle has a mixture of different architectural styles.

The castle has been in Austria since 1724 and has been owned by the Romanian state since 1918. In addition to the attraction for tourists, the castle is ( and has been used as a background for a variety of Romanian and international film productions. The castle now houses a museum.

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In the Gradistea Muncelului Cioclovina Nature Park in Hunedoara County, you’ll find many gorges, including Crivadia Gorge (Cheile Crivadiei), Banita Gorge (Cheile Banitei), Rosia Gorge (Cheile Rosia), and Taia Gorge (Cheile Taia).

*Note: While "Cheile" translates literally as "keys," in this context, it represents access routes or connections—better understood as gorges in English.

We thank Go Hunedoara for allowing us to use these images.

The Tineretului Park is located in the heart of the city of Hunedoara and is home to the Catedrala (Cathedral) Eroilor.

We thank Go Hunedoara for the permission to use these pictures (spring).