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About Satu Mare
PRESENTATION Satu Mare County
Satu Mare is located in the north-west of Romania, with a total area of 4418 kilometers square. Capital city of Satu Mare county with 132,000 inhabitants.
Satu Mare is one of the major portion of the Romanian border with Hungary and Ukraine. Satu Mare climate is temperate continental plains occupy 63% of the total area, the highest altitude being 126 m. The hydrographic network of Satu Mare includes rivers Somes, tour and Crasna.
Important cities are Satu Mare Satu Mare, which, Negresti Oas and Tasnad. County's total population is 397,000 of which 46% is represented by the urban. Nationality majority in Satu Mare Romanian Hungarians with 59% followed by 35%, German 3%, 3% other nationalities and religion after 45% Orthodox, Roman Catholic 23%, 10% Greek Catholic, 21% Reformed.
Satu Mare County - History
Satu Mare County, crossed the river Somes old and lived from time immemorial the Geto-Dacians, was the cradle of Romanian culture and civilization. Oas Country archaeological excavations from Ardud, Mediesu-Plated Homorod and Sanislau have uncovered relics attesting human life in this region since the Paleolithic.
A landmark in the history of this region is represented by the Dacians, who lived here nearly 1000 years creating a remarkable civilization whose model is Mediesu-Plated location where found remains of 13 pottery kilns were removed from the light, representing greatest archaeological treasures of this kind in the country.
In the late ninth century and the beginning of the tenth century, the region was part of the Voivodeship of Menumorut the city was the seat in Satu Mare (Castrum Zotmar), conquered by the Hungarians after bitter struggle that lasted three days.
Being at the crossroads of important trade routes and rich with natural resources, attested in historical writings since 1181, Satu Mare County, had a tumultuous history.
Satu Mare County - things in Satu Mare
Satu Mare history offers enthusiasts more locations that can be visited some bottles and Ardud town where the ruins are Roman ruler belonging Dragfi Bartholomew, a relative of Stefan cel Mare.
From Home awaits its visitors the thermal water pool Reformed Church (monument in the XIII century) and the forests inhabited by wolves, hares, wild boars, deer.
Other parts for travel enthusiasts Museum in Tasnad, Swabian Museum of Petresti Hungarian Museum of Bogdand Moti in Scarisoara Museum, the wooden church from Soconzel, reserve free Dacians in Mediesu Plated, Bobold-Carei archaeological reserve.
Satu Mare County - TOURISM
Satu Mare is distinguished by traditions preserved by all the little details. On holidays, people don their finest traditional costumes and gather in hora, in Negresti-Oas. The city is scattered on 77 hills and is surrounded by wooded mountains they live deer, deer, bears, wild boars. Elevated to city in the past decade.
Who is also a landmark worthy of heed. Known since 1320, the name of Villa Karula, the town boasts the splendid castle Karoly (now a museum), built in 1794 in Park City's well preserved.
Here is the Romanian soldiers monument, the work of the great sculptor Geza Vida, born on this land. Is still preserved, to the delight of tourists, the old medieval houses, offices of craftsmen guilds, pottery and handicraft workshops.
Satu Mare is located in the north-west of Romania, with a total area of 4418 kilometers square. Capital city of Satu Mare county with 132,000 inhabitants.
Satu Mare is one of the major portion of the Romanian border with Hungary and Ukraine. Satu Mare climate is temperate continental plains occupy 63% of the total area, the highest altitude being 126 m. The hydrographic network of Satu Mare includes rivers Somes, tour and Crasna.
Important cities are Satu Mare Satu Mare, which, Negresti Oas and Tasnad. County's total population is 397,000 of which 46% is represented by the urban. Nationality majority in Satu Mare Romanian Hungarians with 59% followed by 35%, German 3%, 3% other nationalities and religion after 45% Orthodox, Roman Catholic 23%, 10% Greek Catholic, 21% Reformed.
Satu Mare County - History
Satu Mare County, crossed the river Somes old and lived from time immemorial the Geto-Dacians, was the cradle of Romanian culture and civilization. Oas Country archaeological excavations from Ardud, Mediesu-Plated Homorod and Sanislau have uncovered relics attesting human life in this region since the Paleolithic.
A landmark in the history of this region is represented by the Dacians, who lived here nearly 1000 years creating a remarkable civilization whose model is Mediesu-Plated location where found remains of 13 pottery kilns were removed from the light, representing greatest archaeological treasures of this kind in the country.
In the late ninth century and the beginning of the tenth century, the region was part of the Voivodeship of Menumorut the city was the seat in Satu Mare (Castrum Zotmar), conquered by the Hungarians after bitter struggle that lasted three days.
Being at the crossroads of important trade routes and rich with natural resources, attested in historical writings since 1181, Satu Mare County, had a tumultuous history.
Satu Mare County - things in Satu Mare
Satu Mare history offers enthusiasts more locations that can be visited some bottles and Ardud town where the ruins are Roman ruler belonging Dragfi Bartholomew, a relative of Stefan cel Mare.
From Home awaits its visitors the thermal water pool Reformed Church (monument in the XIII century) and the forests inhabited by wolves, hares, wild boars, deer.
Other parts for travel enthusiasts Museum in Tasnad, Swabian Museum of Petresti Hungarian Museum of Bogdand Moti in Scarisoara Museum, the wooden church from Soconzel, reserve free Dacians in Mediesu Plated, Bobold-Carei archaeological reserve.
Satu Mare County - TOURISM
Satu Mare is distinguished by traditions preserved by all the little details. On holidays, people don their finest traditional costumes and gather in hora, in Negresti-Oas. The city is scattered on 77 hills and is surrounded by wooded mountains they live deer, deer, bears, wild boars. Elevated to city in the past decade.
Who is also a landmark worthy of heed. Known since 1320, the name of Villa Karula, the town boasts the splendid castle Karoly (now a museum), built in 1794 in Park City's well preserved.
Here is the Romanian soldiers monument, the work of the great sculptor Geza Vida, born on this land. Is still preserved, to the delight of tourists, the old medieval houses, offices of craftsmen guilds, pottery and handicraft workshops.