Simeria is a town in Hunedoara County, Transylvania, Romania. It is a name derived from the original name of Sânmăria (Saint Mary). It has a population of 13,895 inhabitants.
Magura Uroiului Natural Reserve, (In the territory of Simeria, access is on the county road DJ 107A Simeria-Rapolt-Geoagiu, 0.5 km from Uroi village). Magura Uroiului is a Miocene age volcanic body in the form of dome. In Roman times worked a quarry from where it has been extracted large amounts of augit, andesite, used for buildings and monuments at Ulpia Traiana, Micia and other settlements in the area.edit
Arboretum Natural Reserve, 1 Decembrie Street (corner with Biscaria street no.1.). Dendrological Reserve including the oldest and most valuable collection of exotic and native plants of Romania. The reserve stretches over an area of 70 hectares making it the 3rd in Europe and 11th place in the world. The park was created in 1700 around Gyulai Castle (later Oczkay Castle).edit
Vila Dolce Vita, Str. I. Creanga Nr. 21, ☎ +40254 262211, [2]. Offers its guests four matrimonial rooms and one single room. Each room has free Internet connection, satellite TV, air conditioning, value safe, minibar, bathroom with shower and tub, bidet, hair dryer.edit
Pensiunea Complex Turistic Strei 3***, Str. Principala, Nr. 133, Simeria Veche, ☎ +40254 / 260 581. It consists of three villas: Carmen, Anne and Mary and will provide 45 accommodation places, distributed in single, double rooms and suites. The rooms are equipped with cable TV, telephone and Internet.edit
Pensiunea Dorr 2**, Str. Biscaria, Nr.90, ☎ +40254.261.316, [3]. edit
Area code is 254 for Romtelecom and 354 for RDS. If you dial from Romania you must dial 0254(0354) and if you dial from abroad you must dial +40254(+40354)
