Grădina Snagov

The extensive garden is the focal point of the property, a true natural park with trees and two ponds with water lilies. This is the perfect place to dine, take a relaxing walk or enjoy the sun on a bench while listening to the chirping of birds.

The restaurant, located in a period atmosphere, serves traditional Romanian dishes with a modern touch, using fresh local ingredients. Here you can taste dishes such as polenta with burduf cheese, sarmalele or placintele, all cooked according to old recipes, passed down from generation to generation. At the location you will find the experience of a live grill that combines Romanian gastronomic traditions with modern cooking techniques.

With a diverse menu, a welcoming atmosphere and a pleasant interaction, this culinary experience is perfect for all those who want to discover and enjoy Romanian traditions in a comfortable and fun setting.

Inside the restaurant, you will find a fireplace that reflects the image of Vlad the Impaler, the three-time ruler of Wallachia. He became known for his harsh leadership methods and his fight against the Ottoman invasion. Using fear and punishment techniques, including the famous executions by impalement, he gained the reputation of “Vlad the Impaler.

The museum is located in an authentic house over 200 years old in the Săcele area, Maramureș and houses a variety of collections including traditional items, folk costumes, household items and agricultural tools. These exhibits reflect the diversity and richness of rural culture from different regions of Romania.

The Peasant Museum is more than just an exhibition of objects; it preserves and promotes Romanian cultural identity. Through its educational spheres and interesting exhibitions, the museum serves as a bridge between tradition and modernity, making it an indispensable place for all those interested in Romanian culture.

The Church – Icon Museum, a replica of the “Monastery from a Wood, from Vâlcea County”, made by craftsmen from Maramureș, houses an impressive collection of icons on glass and wood, representing the Romanian Orthodox tradition. Visitors can admire various styles and techniques of icon painting, which reflect regional and historical influences. The Icon Museum plays an important role in preserving and promoting Romanian religious and artistic traditions.

Here we find replicas of the crosses from the Merry Cemetery in Săpânța Maramureș, made by local craftsmen, with funny stories about the lives of people. The cemetery is an integral part of the culture and tradition of Maramureș. Here, death is not seen as a gloomy finality, but as a transition, and the Merry Cemetery reflects the locals’ belief in life after death. The Merry Cemetery in Săpânța is a place with deep significance, which transforms the concept of death into a celebration of life.