Friday, May 27, 2011
Cluj-Napoca City Festival
A one week festival (27th May - 3rd June) that offers a heady mix of music, dance, theatre, visual arts and culinary delights as well as other performance pieces, in various locations in the town centre, and not only, starts today.
Now the only thing left to do is to come to Cluj-Napoca and enjoy yourselves for an extended week-end/whole week and explore what our town has to offer.
Program of Cluj-Napoca City Festival here (unfortunately only in Romanian).
During this week some parts of the city centre will be closed to traffic.
Photo courtesy of Tibi Antal.
Labels:
What to do in Cluj
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
One year of Traveller's guide to Cluj
One year has passed since we have decided to start our small project, "Traveller's guide to Cluj". We intended to give people who visit Cluj some useful information about our city, such as:
Happy anniversary!
- How to get here
- How to get around here
- Where to eat
- Which places to see
- Which ice-cream is the best
- Where to drink tea
- Where to go from here
- and many other things
Happy anniversary!
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Connecting kids with nature at "Moara de vant"
If you want to connect your kids with nature or just want to see animals immersed in their natural habitat have a trip to the petting zoo near Cluj-Napoca. More than 200 animals live in a 10-acre wildlife preserve at "Moara de vant" where you can get close and personal with your furry of feathered friends and easily spend some hours.

Stroll along the pathways and enjoy watching animals at play: horses, deers, rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens, goats, ducks, sheep, miniature horses, llamas, donkeys and other domestic animals. Some of the creatures don't mind your gentle touch. In fact, some are probably just as curious about you as you are about them:-)

There is also a petting barn where you can pet and feed curious and friendly animals (sheep, lambs, rabbits).
Yippee, ki-yi-yay, you've got pony rides for children every day!

In order to ensure animal's health, the food is supplied by the zoo.
Opening hours
April - September: 10-19
October - March: 10-17
Prices
4 RON for adults
3 RON for children
1 RON for a bucket of grains and carrots (to feed the animals)
5 RON for a pony ride for kids
How to get there
We had a walking trip from Manastur neighborhood towards Lake Micesti but you can drive towards Salicea and before Salicea you turn left to Lake Micesti (you'll see the sign). From there you have 2.5 km on a dusty road.
GPS coordinates and a map here.
The zoo has a 30 seats parking lot.
Stroll along the pathways and enjoy watching animals at play: horses, deers, rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens, goats, ducks, sheep, miniature horses, llamas, donkeys and other domestic animals. Some of the creatures don't mind your gentle touch. In fact, some are probably just as curious about you as you are about them:-)
There is also a petting barn where you can pet and feed curious and friendly animals (sheep, lambs, rabbits).
Yippee, ki-yi-yay, you've got pony rides for children every day!
In order to ensure animal's health, the food is supplied by the zoo.
Opening hours
April - September: 10-19
October - March: 10-17
Prices
4 RON for adults
3 RON for children
1 RON for a bucket of grains and carrots (to feed the animals)
5 RON for a pony ride for kids
How to get there
We had a walking trip from Manastur neighborhood towards Lake Micesti but you can drive towards Salicea and before Salicea you turn left to Lake Micesti (you'll see the sign). From there you have 2.5 km on a dusty road.
GPS coordinates and a map here.
The zoo has a 30 seats parking lot.
Labels:
Cluj surrounding area,
What to do in Cluj
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