Barsana – How to get there
Whether driving from the larger cities of Baia Mare (1 hour away) or Timisoara (3-4 hours) or Cluj-Napoca (2-3 hours), you’ll enjoy well-traveled scenic roads. Located on County Road #186.
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- Mihaela Lica: Cip, I agree that some people use it to cure hangovers, but I don’t believe in such...
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