The Transfăgărășan, also known by its official road number DN7C, is one of the most popular scenic roads in Romania. The road traverses the southern section of the Carpathian Mountains, in the counties of Argeș and Sibiu, in the historical regions of Muntenia and Transylvania.
Things To Do
See the top attractions below or click here for a list of all attractions along the Transfăgărășan.
Top Attractions
The Bâlea Waterfall Artisan Market is a small market area beside the lower Bâlea cable-car station on the Transfăgărășan, at…
The Bâlea Waterfall (Cascada Bâlea) is a mountain waterfall in the Făgăraș Mountains of Sibiu County, dropping through the steep…
The Lake Bâlea viewpoint is the highest and most famous viewpoint on the Transfăgărășan, looking down over the dramatic series…
Lake Bâlea Artisan Market is a seasonal market area beside Lake Bâlea, at the highest section of the Transfăgărășan in…
Lake Bâlea (Lacul Bâlea) is a glacial lake in the Făgăraș Mountains Sibiu County, lying at an elevation of 2,034…
The Capra Waterfall (Cascada Capra), also known as Iezerului Waterfall, is a mountain waterfall beside the Transfăgărășan in the Făgăraș…
Lake Vidraru (Lacul Vidraru) is a large mountain reservoir in Argeș County, stretching for about 14 kilometers through the valleys…
The Vidraru Dam (Barajul Vidraru) is a large concrete arch dam on the Argeș River in the mountains of Argeș…
The Prometheus Statue (Statuia lui Prometeu), also known as the Monument of Electricity (Monumentul Electricității), is a monumental sculpture above…
Poenari Castle (Cetatea Poenari) is a medieval hilltop fortress above the Argeș Valley in Argeș County, standing on a steep…
Where To Stay
Length: 90 km
Highest point: 2,042 m
