Locul cu Amintiri offers more than accommodation—it’s an immersive experience in Romania’s heart. Set against lush forests and the melodious flow of the Arieș River, this traditional retreat invites you into the timeless beauty of rural Transylvania. What makes this place truly special are its three lovingly restored traditional houses. These authentic wooden homes, carefully reconditioned by hand, preserve the soul of old Transylvanian architecture while offering modern comfort. Guests can sleep beneath wooden beams, warm up by the stove, and wake up to mountain silence and clean air—experiencing the past with the comforts of the present.

Albac is a beautiful mountain village located in Alba County, in the heart of the Apuseni Mountains. Surrounded by stunning landscapes and rich in traditions, Albac is the perfect place for tourists who want to discover the charm of rural Romania while exploring some of the most unique natural attractions in the region. One of the most famous sights near Albac is the Scărișoara Ice Cave, home to the second largest underground glacier in Europe. Inside the cave, visitors can admire ice formations that have existed for thousands of years, even during the summer months. Another impressive cave nearby is Poarta lui Ionele, known for its wide entrance and fascinating rock formations. For nature lovers, the Arieșului Valley offers scenic trails along the river, with peaceful views and fresh mountain air. The Ordâncușa Gorges (Cheile Ordâncușei) are perfect for hiking and exploring dramatic limestone cliffs and hidden caves. A unique attraction in the area is the Mocănița – a narrow-gauge steam train that runs along the Arieș River. Riding the Mocănița is a step back in time, offering breathtaking views and a nostalgic travel experience through the heart of the mountains. In winter, adventure seekers can enjoy skiing and snowboarding in the Vârtop Ski Resort, located just a short drive from Albac. With ski slopes for all levels, ski rentals, and a cozy atmosphere, Vârtop is a favorite destination for families and winter sports fans alike. In the village of Albac, tourists can discover traditional mountain life. Locals still practice ancient crafts like weaving, wood carving, and cheese-making. During the summer, the Albac National Rural Tourism Fair brings folk music, handmade products, and local food together in a celebration of Romanian culture. Albac offers visitors peace, beauty, and unforgettable mountain charm.