Published on August 16, 2024 by Zoltan Nyaradi
The Romanesti Cave can be found in a forest, in Timis County, near the village which has the same as the cave, making it a peaceful and accessible destination for visitors. The cave is easy to reach, and exploring it is a straightforward experience for anyone interested in nature. As an interesting fact, a few years ago, it was the site of symphonic concerts, where musicians performed in the cave’s natural acoustics.
How to find your way to Romanesti Cave
In the village of Romanesti, while driving on the main road towards Valea lui Liman, you’ll need to make a left turn almost at the center of the village. After turning, you’ll pass by a cemetery and an old wooden church, which has recently been renovated. The asphalted road is quite narrow so it’s important to drive carefully. Once the asphalted road ends, you’ll continue for a few kilometers on a dirt road on the edge of the forest. Don’t worry the road is actually not that bad and you can drive easily with a normal car.
We parked our car at the edge of the forest, and from there, it’s a approximately a 30 minutes walk in the forest to the cave. Once you will reach some benches in the forest, you will have to follow the left road which will lead you to the cave.
Here you can take a rest in the shade should you wish to do that. From this point, you will have to make a left turn in order to visit the cave and follow the signs near the road.
The Romanesti Cave
After walking through the forest for over 30 minutes, we finally arrived at the cave. If you plan to explore the inside, be sure to bring a flashlight. The cave can get quite dark, and a flashlight will help you see the fascinating details within. Also inside the cave you will find a large bat colony as well.
Other objectives to visit in the area:
After exploring the Romanesti Cave, make sure to visit the objectives from below:
- Sopot Waterfall – not very far from Romanesti you will find the beautiful Sopot Waterfall which is also located in a forest.
- The old wooden church in Zolt – on the outskirts of the village you will find a beautiful old wooden church.
- The Transluncani road – It’s basically a smaller version of the famous Transfagaras road.
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