- Hello, I would like to ask if the Transfăgărășan road and the Transalpina road are completely open now and in the first half of September?
- Indeed, Jeremy Clarkson, one of the presenters, claimed that the Transfăgărășan is superior and more thrilling than the quite renowned Stelvio Pass.
- TransFăgărășan Facts: Begins: Curtea de Argeș (95 miles NW of Bucharest). Ends: Carțișoara (30 miles east of Sibiu). Distance: 71 miles (114 kilometers).
- Some 40km east of Sibiu, the DN7C, also known as the Transfăgărășan Highway, branches off the road to Brașov, heading straight for the towering Fagaras...
- The Transfăgărășan or DN7C, also known as Ceaușescu's folly is the second-highest paved road in Romania, and considered by some to be the most dramatic.
- Transfăgărășan. This is a Transfăgărășan or known as a Snake Road in Romania and I had a chance to travel through it in Summer.
- Transfăgărășan, a curvy mountain road across mountains in Romania, was built by the dictator as an escape route. Today it's the world's best road trip.
- The best way to experience this unique atmosphere is to conquer Transfăgărășan, which is also sometimes called the “road to heaven.”
- Transfăgărășan: master plan of Nicolae Ceaușescu. The site’s construction began in early 1970 near a small village called Bascov, located near the county of Pitești.