More wine cellars and vineyards to visit in Romania
The country’s wine sector has transformed and further developed in recent years, backed in part by EU funding. The wine cellars and vineyards that offer tourist activities have also multiplied. Here we selected some of them, to add to the…
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The country’s wine sector has transformed and further developed in recent years, backed in part by EU funding. The wine cellars and vineyards that offer tourist activities have also multiplied. Here we selected some of them, to add to the list we put together a while ago. Rasova, Constanța county
The vineyard and the wine cellar are located in Cernavoda, close to the Sun highway. Visitors can follow the entire wine-making process, from the picking of the grapes to the fermentation and maturation in special barrels. Three types of tours are available: introductory, detailed, and complete. For the first two ones, a maximum of 20 attendees is recommended, while the last one can welcome up to 90 people. More info here. Vlădoi Domain,Constanța county This vineyard is located in the village of Siminoc, on the hills of Murfatlar, a renowned local wine region. A visit to this wine cellar allows the discovery of some of the other attractions of the area. Among them are the Murfatlar Cave Churches, dating back to the 10
th
century AD, or the Mihail Kogalniceanu Mansion, a former property of the Romanian statesman of the same name. Also in the area is the Fantanita Murflatar Nature Reserve. More on how to book a visit here. Avincis, Vâlcea county
This wine cellar sits next to a family mansion built at the beginning of the 20
th
century and now restored. The domain offers wine tastings, winery tours, walks through the vineyard but also tourist stays. Its Dobruşa Villa is surrounded by various tourist attractions, such as the Dobruşa Hermitage, the One Wood Monastery or the Măldăreşti fortified mansions. Further details on how to book a visit here.
