Dino Parc Râşnov, which opened in 2015, is not only the largest dinosaur park in South-Eastern Europe, but also a unique open-air museum in Romania. The 3,5 hectare-sized park located on Cetăţii Street, next to the Râşnov Fortress, and it is home to 100 dinosaurs that are life-size replicas based on the most recent paleontological findings.

St Matthias Evangelical Church in Râșnov, Brașov is a historic Gothic-style church built in the 14th century. It is considered one of the oldest and well-preserved churches in the region. The church features a distinctive architectural style, with tall pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and a spacious interior. Throughout its history, the church has been used for various purposes, including as a a school. Today, it is considered a cultural and religious heritage

The Old Orthodox Church of Saint Nicholas in Râșnov is the oldest Orthodox church in southeastern Transylvania. It was built in several stages, with archaeological evidence indicating that it was originally built in the 13th century. The altar and the small nave belong to this architectural phase. In 1384, the church was lengthened and enlarged with the support of the ruler of the Romanian Country, Radu I. The Gothic imprint of

In the immediate vicinity of Brasov, only 15 km away from it, is the Rasnov Fortress. As soon as you get there, your eyes are automatically drawn upwards to the impressive fortress. It is strategically positioned on a hill above a rich forest, surrounded by massive stone walls, and guard towers with orange roofs seem to keep a watchful eye over the fortress.

The Valea Cetății Cave is about 3 kilometers from Rasnov on the Valea Cetății road towards Poiana Brasov. It was discovered in 1949 after the entrance to the cave was unblocked by a hydraulic explosion, hence the name Fundata Cave. The main attraction is the Great Hall, which has a height of more than 20 meters and an area of about 2500 square meters, and contains stalactites and stalagmites of various sizes, including one that