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A wild land – The Danube Delta
The tourists that come to
the Danube Delta may pass the 7 tourist routes established for the fluvial
circulation, but you must possess an access permit issued by the Danube Delta
Biosphere Reservation.
- Tulcea-Channel Mila 23 – Garla Sireasa-Garla
Sontea – Olguta Cahnnel – Old Danube – Mila 23 – The Swan – Maliuc – Tulcea; - Tulcea – Victoria – Litcov Channel – Crisan
Channel – Caraorman – Lebada – Maliuc – Tulcea - Tulcea – Maliuc – Leb?da – Cri?an Channel –
Caraorman – Lake Puiu – Popas Ro?u – Lake Ro?ule? – Ro?u Channel – Împu?ita
Lake – Busurca Channel – Sulina – Tulcea; - Murighiol – Dunav?? Channel – Dranov Channel -
Golful Albina – Lake Razim – Gura Porti?ei; - Jurilovca – Gura Porti?ei;
- Leb?da – Dun?rea Veche – Eraclea Channel – Gârla
Lopatna; - Leb?da – Dun?rea Veche – Bra? Sulina – Leb?da.
The city of Tulcea is considered to be the "gateway of the delta",
being an industrial city and a fluvial port. The touring attractions of the
city are represented by: The Danube Delta Museum (with four sections: natural
science, art, ethnography, archeology – history), Saint Nicolas Cathedral
(built in 1865), Pasalelor Palace (1870), the Old Town Hall (1870-1872),
Azzizzie Church restored in 1924 along the lines of the one built by Ismail
Pasa, in 1877 etc.
Sulina is the second city of
the delta, an important maritime and fluvial port, situated at the river mouth
of the arm with the same name. In the year 950 it was a Byzantine port, named
Sulina, in 1318, Genovese port, and later it became a naval base for the
Ottoman Empire. At the beginning of the past century it became a free port,
Porto Franco. What is of great interest to tourists is the old lighthouse –
18,5 m (built in 1802), the new lighthouse, the Fluvial Management Palace (IX
century), the cathedral with double dedication day “Saint Nicolas and Saint
Alexander” to name but a few.
THE FISH – BASIC DISH IN THE DANUBE DELTA
Quite apart from the natural
beauty of Romania, the Country boasts on its food, fish in particular.
Here, the restaurants offer a wide variety of different fish and you simply
cannot leave without at least tasting a croquet of sturgeon, fried sturgeon or
borsch of fish prepared with great care. No matter what tastes you have, you
will certainly find a specialty you like, one that will tickle your taste buds,
make your mouth water and leave you yearning for more.
You will never forget a trip
to the Danube Delta and we are certain you will go home with wonderful memories
and a strong desire to return soon. Everything here is designed around a great
spirit of adventure and the desire of seeing very special sights in this
delightful country. In short, a rich and rewarding experience.
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Relaxation-Accommodation says:
Grindul Lupilor Pension has been opened during summer 2008 and has an excellent positioning, being the entrance gate towards the sand bank with the same name. If you are willing for a trip into bank`s thicket or fishing into the waters of neighboring channels and lakes. Great place for watching the birds and vegetation of this are which is pretty unknown to people. http://www.grindul-lupilor.ro/cazare.php?limba=Engleza
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