Gura Vitioarei Commune: Hotels and Accommodation
Landscape and Location
Gura Vitioarei Commune is located in the sub-Carpathian zone of the Teleajen Valley. The area is characterized by rolling hills; in the eastern part, the Teleajen River and the Tasica Stream cross the commune's territory. The landscape offers opportunities for hiking and relaxation in nature.
The wider regional surroundings of Gura Vitioarei Commune include the peaks of Vf. Mare, Maciuca, Pietri and Plaiul Serban Voda. The Movila archaeological site is located on the summit of a distinctive, heavily forested, cone-shaped hill on the left bank of the Teleajen, where the Danciu Valley meets the river.
The main access route to Gura Vitioarei Commune is national road DN1A. It connects the locality with the spa resorts of Slănic Prahova and Cheia, as well as with Mănăstirea Suzana Monastery.
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History and Culture
The Dacian fortification near Gura Vitioarei known as Movila dates from the La Tène period, from the 2nd century BC to the 1st century AD. The Movila archaeological site covers an area of 40,000 m².
The churches in the wider regional surroundings of Gura Vitioarei Commune include Biserica Ortodoxă Bordenii Mici, Biserica Sfinţii Arhangheli and Parohia Ţintea.
Hanul Roșu in the village of Făgetu was built in the 17th century and served as a horse-changing station for stagecoaches crossing the Bratocea Pass between the two Romanian principalities. The Moșia Brâncovenilor estate in the village of Fundeni belonged to the Brâncoveanu family. Conacul Cireșanu was also built in the village of Făgetu in 1910; it reflects the architecture of the early 20th century.
Biserica Fundeni dates from 1800, is now a ruin and continues to be regarded as an important monument. Tablets bearing Cyrillic inscriptions were found at Biserica Fundeni and translated by the historian Nicolae Iorga.
Nature and Trails
Parohia Gura Vitioarei organizes cultural and religious activities, including excursions and pilgrimages.
Poiana Cazacu is a large meadow about 2 km before the entrance to Gura Vitioarei. It is suitable for picnics and for enjoying the sub-Carpathian landscape.
Izvorul lui Burebista near Coada Malului is located close to Gura Vitioarei, is considered a popular stopping point for tourists, provides fresh water and serves as a starting point for easy hikes.
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