Via Transilvanica, Section 7: Terra Romana (official)

Terra Romana is a region with a unique climate in Romania, which has shaped a breathtaking natural landscape. The rich history of this land, dating back thousands of years, makes it a treasure waiting to be discovered. From tales of Dacians and Romans to hidden treasures buried in caves or underground, from roads once traveled by the kings of Romania to more recent stories about the people who call this place home, everything reveals itself to those who open their minds and hearts. The Mehedinți Plateau offers a view worthy of an epic finale to Via Transilvanica (VT). It marks the end of VT, a 1477 km journey from Putna to Drobeta-Turnu Severin, crossing Romania and unveiling its landscapes and character. Importantly, in the port of Drobeta, King Carol I first set foot on Romanian soil. More details: https://www.viatransilvanica.com/en/