Mehedinti, the most picturesque place on the Danube in Romania...
Located in South-Western Romania, where the Danube and the Carpathian Mountains meet, Mehedinti county (judetul Mehedinti) is one of Romania 's most picturesque places to visit.
Mehedinti is a land rich in history, culture and natural beauty. This is the region of the ancient Dacia which came in contact first with the Romans civilization, the gateway of our Latinity. The Danube sculpted its way through the Carpathians offering visitors scenery of breathtaking beauty. For nature and outdoors lovers: camping, hiking, biking, skiing, fishing, water rafting, river sailing - the area offers all. The wonderful cuisine and the excellent wine from the county's vineyards can please even the most demanding palates.
We welcome you to visit the county of Mehedinti. Have a wonderful time!
Tourist Attractions
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Historic SitesThis place, inhabited in Antiquity by Dacians, the ancestors of Romanians, became a Roman province under emperor Trajan in 106 A.D. Marks of the Romans and Dacians are still present and stand alongside the modern city of Drobeta Turnu Severin. More... |
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Folk ArtSisesti village is the famous ceramic capital of Mehedinti. The beauty and quality of the local pottery made it a veritable brand of this area, attracting connoisseurs and amateurs alike. More... |
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The Danube GorgeThe Danube is probably Europe's most beautiful river over its whole length. The Danube Gorge, spreading on 120 km from Bazias to the "Iron Gates Dam", is the longest gorge on the Danube and unique in Europe through its grandeur. A river cruise is the most exciting way to experience the romantic Danube Gorge. More... |
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The Iron Gates Hydroelectric DamIron Gate I (Portile de Fier I) Hydro Power Dam is the largest dam on the Danube river and one of the largest hydro power plants in Europe. It is located on the Iron Gate gorge, between Romania and Serbia. More... |
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Natural ReservationsDiscover the spectacular natural beauty of Mehedinti: wonderful mountains landscapes, waterfalls, gorges, Karst formations, caves, rare flora and fauna, and nature reserves. More... |