Explore spectacular Ponor Fortress the largest cave from Romania and one among the largest from Europe.
Take pictures of the entrance wall (more than 150 meters high) with a portal whose altitude is around 74 meters high.
Be prepared to enter the underworld to admire the magnificent landscape,
Take pictures from the balconies situated on the top of the wall, where the nature offers a marvelous panorama.
Cancellation Cutoff: 24 hours
Cancellation Notes: All sales are final and incur 100% cancellation penalties.
No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
Not wheelchair accessible
Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
Minimum age is 18 years
Mountain boots are required,
Sport equipment,
Flash light for every tourist is needed.
May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
A minimum of 1 people per booking is required
A maximum of 5 people per booking
Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
The Ponor fortress (the greatest Romanian cave) 1 day minivan tour from Oradea will start at 8:00 AM.
The Ponor fortress (the greatest Romanian cave) 1 day minivan tour from Oradea price starts from $355.84.
The Ponor fortress (the greatest Romanian cave) 1 day minivan tour from Oradea cancellation policy: All sales are final and incur 100% cancellation penalties.
During this experience, places you will visit include:
Cultural Tour of Oradea Oradea, the Capitol City of Bihor County, is one of the important economic, social and cultural centers of north-western Romania, holding on to these characteristics throughout its history. The city is nestled among hills that divide and unify the Crisana Plains and the hill-like limits of the Apuseni Mountains in a harmonious way. Located on the Crisul Repede River which divides the city into almost equal halves, it is the gateway to Central Europe and Western Europe. Located about 10 km from Bors – the biggest border point on the western border – Oradea ranks tenth in size out of the Romanian cities. Oradea Fortress is an architectural monument in Romania, one of the few functional castles till now. They say that the city could not be conquered because of the vast underground network of links with the outside. The dike with water of the fortress was filled in case of siege with thermal water (through supplies) from Peta spring. Today, inside the fortress was founded the Department of Visual Arts, University of Oradea.The construction belongs to King Ladislau I (1077-1095) who decided to build a monastery in honor of Virgin Mary, a place called Varad - Chronicle painted in Vienna (Chronicon pictum Vindobonensae) the cradle of the future Catholic bishopric. Around the old fortress, of an irregular shape, slightly oval, the new fortress was built , of pentagonal shape, to protect the buildings inside and the settlements around. Moskovits Miksa Palace \ Architecture – Stil secession Built –1911 Architects – Vago brother Poynar House \Architecture – Secession Built – 1906 – 1907 Architect – Sztarill Ferencz Fuchsl Palace \ Built – 1902-1903 Architect – Balint Zoltan, Jambor Lajos Adorjan House\Architecture–Secession Style Built1903 Architect–Komor Marcell,Jakab Dezso Apollo Palace \ Architecture – Secession Built – 1912-1916 Architect – Rimanoczy K. The Moon Church \ Architecture – Baroque Built – 1784-1832 Architect – Iacob Eder Rimanoczy Palace \ Architecture – Eclectic Built – 1905 Architect – Rimanoczy Kalman Sr The Bazaar Building \ Architecture – Eclectic Built – 1900 Architect – Rimanoczy Kalman sr. Levay Palace \ Architecture – Eclectic - Built – 1894 - Architect – Hanzlia Sztarill Palace \ Architecture – Secession Built – 1902-1906 Architect – Sztarill Ferencz
