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Turda

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Turda is a city in Romania in th region of Transylvania, in the Cluj County situated on Aries River.

[edit] Get in

Getting to Turda is very easy because it is on the junction of 2 major roads in Romania. Turda had a great importance in the history of Transylvania because here, for the first time in christian Europe, was declared in 1568 the Edict of religious freedom, the religious tolerance, a more important edict for transilvanian identity.

[edit] By train

Because Turda doesn't have a train station you have to go to the nearest town called Cimpia Turzii and from there take a bus to Turda, the price of the bus is around 0.75 euro.

[edit] By car

Turda is on the E60, E81 European roads so it has great access from all the parts of Romania. It is directly connected to most important locations in Transylvania: Cluj-Napoca,Alba-Iulia,Tirgu-Mures.

[edit] By bus

Turda can be reached by bus from Cluj-Napoca, major cities in Romania, most cities in Transylvania, and a number of major cities in Europe. Search for a route online [1]

[edit] Get around

- It can visit the Salt Mine of Turda -The Turda Gorge an impressive natural reservation

[edit][add listing] See

-Unitarian gothic church Catholic gothic church the roman's sarchophags The very austhere house of the princes today Museum of History

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Tipically for these egion is the Turda Roast meat with garlic and pepper and a cake with honey named Turda's honey cake

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