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The Seven Ladders Canyon, Mountain canyon in Piatra Mare massif, Romania

The canyon extends 160 meters through limestone formations, featuring seven waterfalls connected by metal stairs and platforms at an elevation of 980 meters.

Geological research indicates the canyon formed during the Mesozoic era, with its lower section dating to the Jurassic period and upper section to the Triassic period.

Local authorities maintain the metal infrastructure of stairs and platforms, enabling visitors to experience the natural water formations throughout the seasons.

The site operates daily from 10:00 to 18:00, with entrance fees of 10 lei for adults and 5 lei for children, requiring sturdy shoes and waterproof clothing.

The canyon includes Romania's longest zip line system, spanning 4000 meters across 37 different segments for both adults and children.

Location: Săcele

Website: https://canionul7scari.ro

Operator: Șapte Scări

Address: Strada Canionului, Timișu de Jos 505600, Romania 505600 Timișu de Jos 505600 Timișu de Jos

Phone: +40746772274

Website: https://canionul7scari.ro

GPS coordinates: 45.56740,25.64368

Latest update: March 7, 2025 12:42

What to see in Romania: medieval towns, Transylvania castles, painted monasteries

Romania encompasses historic towns where medieval squares, Orthodox churches, and royal palaces are found. Bucharest, the capital, hosts the Parliament Palace and religious buildings like the 18th-century Stavropoleos Church. In Transylvania, Brașov preserves its 14th-century city walls, and Sibiu features its cobbled streets lined with old houses. Further north, Bukovina contains Orthodox monasteries adorned with Renaissance exterior frescoes. The Romanian territory also offers mountain landscapes and diverse natural sites. The Transfăgărășan road crosses the Carpathians at over 2000 meters altitude, linking two historic regions. Bran Castle and Peles Castle, perched in the mountains, showcase defensive and royal architecture. The saline lakes of Ocna Sibiului and thermal centers like Therme București highlight the country's natural resources. The Danube Delta completes this collection of destinations to explore.

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