Transylvanian Heritage House Foundation

Borsec lies in a wide valley surrounded by the forested mountains of the Gurghiu, Bistrița, and Călimani ranges, at an altitude between 850 and 930 meters above sea level. It is accessible via National Road DN15 from Toplița, a route that connects Transylvania with Moldavia. The nearest train station is in Toplița, 27 km away. Nearby airports include Târgu Mureș (141 km), Cluj-Napoca (191 km), Bacău (190 km), and Iași (200 km). Thanks to its microclimate, fresh ozone-rich air, and its remarkable flora and fauna, Borsec is one of Romania’s most sought-after tourist destinations. Visitors are mainly drawn by the mineral waters, the Fontana Spa, drinking cures, the ski slope, the summer bobsled track, and the breathtaking natural beauty of the surrounding area. Emperor Franz Joseph once called Borsec mineral water “The Queen of Mineral Waters.” The town’s development and the large-scale commercialization of its mineral waters are linked to two Austrian citizens, Günther and Zimmethausen, who leased the area in 1806. They began bottling the mineral water in glass bottles of their own production and presenting it at various international fairs, from which they returned with diplomas, medals, and certificates. These, along with other period documents, can be viewed in the Mineral Water Museum.

The Borders of Tusnád Commune The three villages that make up Tusnád Commune – Tusnád, Újtusnád, and Verebes – are located in the southern corner of the Lower Ciuc Basin, bordered by the Southern Harghita Mountains, the Csomád Mountains, and the Ciuc Highlands. At the center of its territory flows the Olt River, which drains the basin southward through the Tusnád Gorge and divides the area into two large parts. Leadership of the Mayor’s Office JÓZSEF MOLNÁR – Mayor Email: molnar_jzsf@yahoo.com Phone: +40 726 518 501 KÁLMÁN KERESZTES – Deputy Mayor Email: kkalman68@gmail.com Phone: +40 721 650 602 MÁRIA-ZENÓBIA KOVÁCS – Secretary Email: kzenobia@yahoo.com Phone: +40 266 334 235 Office Hours Monday: 09:00 – 15:00 Tuesday: 09:00 – 15:00 Wednesday: 09:00 – 15:00 Thursday: 09:00 – 15:00 Friday: Closed to the public

Transylvania Adventures is a community that organizes hiking trips, cultural heritage tours, and guided excursions for groups in Transylvania, with a special focus on the Szeklerland region. Our main activity area is the Salt Region (Sóvidék), but we also operate in the Gyergyó Basin as well as in Mureș and Harghita counties. Our story began in 2018 in Sovata, the largest settlement and only town in the Salt Region. In the beginning, we organized hiking and cycling tours only in our immediate surroundings. 

 The County Emergency Hospital of Miercurea Ciuc is a healthcare institution that operates with emergency, inpatient, and outpatient departments. It is maintained by the Harghita County Council, and its operation is based on Law no. 95/2006.  We provide a wide range of medical services to the residents of Miercurea Ciuc, Harghita County, as well as the neighboring counties. 

 Zetelaka is a large village rich in tourist attractions, culture, and traditions. It’s famous for its Szekler gates, colorful folk costumes, and cuisine. The surrounding forests and the Zetelaka Reservoir offer great hiking, fishing, boating, and relaxation opportunities. Visitors can explore the Roman Catholic church, heritage architecture, and the wildlife park in Ivó. Located 12 km from Odorheiu Secuiesc, it’s a perfect destination for nature lovers and adventurers. You’re always welcome here!