Tură "Las Fierbinți"

Fierbinți Târg - Micșuneștii Mari - Fierbinții de Jos - Dridu Snagov - Baraj Dridu - Dridu - Fierbinți Târg (32 km) The route starts at the Penny Market in Fierbinți Târg, an area where you can park your car if you are not coming by bike. From here, you head down Cazanului Street leading out of the residential area into the fields. Further along, follow the trail made through the grass until reaching the gravel road surrounding the small forest located between Fierbinți Târg and Micșuneștii Mari. Whether you circle the forest to the left or to the right, the gravel road connects to the road linking the two villages. You cross Micșuneștii Mari and continue on the gravel road that connects to Fierbinții de Jos. Here, you can make a small pilgrimage to the tavern 'La Oaie' and to Celentano's house, locations from the series Las Fierbinți. At Celentano's house, you will find the original Celentano who, for a small fee, allows you to visit the yard and the house and take pictures. The route continues on the dirt road, among sunflowers and corn, leading to Dridu Snagov. You will go along the road by the lake until you reach the Dridu dam. Further on, follow the road on the left bank of the canal behind the dam. The road runs parallel to the canal until the railway line, then continues toward Coșereni. After crossing the railway, turn immediately right, onto the path parallel to the railway line which will lead you back to the canal shore. Follow the canal until you reach the first footbridge. Turn right, cross the footbridge, then follow the dirt road that continues left. At the first intersection, turn right, and the road leads into the village of Dridu where you exit onto the road and continue on to Fierbinți (or you can continue on the dirt road, parallel to the railway line, up to Fierbinți). At the entrance to Fierbinți, we have a new stop at Bobiță's bar, from Las Fierbinți, then continue on the main road to Penny at the end of the tour.
The route has a very low degree of difficulty, being completely flat, accessible regardless of experience level or physical preparation. It can be tackled even with small children, as 90% of the route takes place on communal and rural roads, extremely rarely frequented by cars, but it can be configured in such a way that the entire route takes place away from busy roads.