Experiences

Rural Romania is rich in traditional activities, from ancient crafts like weaving or pottery to outdoor activities such as hiking, horse riding, and exploring picturesque landscapes. On Agramonia you can find a wide range of activities specific to Transylvania, ready to give you the true insight into the culture in Romania.

There are numerous guided tours and craft workshops in traditional Transylvanian villages. There's a wide range of day trips into nature, such as hikes with visits to traditional craftsmen. Through Agramonia, we provide access to such activities, where you can learn from local masters and immerse yourself in the traditions that have shaped our culture.

To experience authentic Romanian foods, we recommend visiting traditional villages in Transylvania. The heart of Romania is a region abundant with unique authentic food worth discovering. With Agramonia, you can book visits to local farms, where you can taste traditional dishes and partake in local customs.

Romanian hospitality is renowned and often exceeds expectations. To make the most of your experience, actively participate and immerse yourself fully. In fact, not knowing the language can sometimes enrich your experience, pushing you to connect in more authentic and unique ways, truly diving into the culture. Agritourism provides a deep cultural insight and a unique opportunity to bond with the locals. If you wish to learn or engage in local activities, on Agramonia you can reserve a spot in a local workshop. Aim to be an authentic tourist, genuinely seeking to understand the culture and willing to step out of your regular comfort zone.

In rural areas of Transylvania, you might encounter bears or sheepdogs. The chances of encountering a bear in the wild are quite slim, but if it happens, maintain your distance, don't feed them, and be aware of your surroundings. We don't recommend bear-watching as it impacts their natural life. Sheepdogs may bark loudly when you approach, but they're generally not dangerous. It's good to have a stick or something else from nature at hand. Speak softly to the dogs, maintain a confident posture, and calmly move away. Do not hit the dogs or use pepper spray.