Cabana Tisa
A two-bedroom log cabin on the Padiș plateau, with the cleanest air and longest views in the Apuseni.
The western mountains — caves, ice, scattered hillside farms, and a quieter kind of Transylvania.
The Apuseni are the gentler western range — limestone karst, ice caves at Scărișoara, scattered hilltop "crângurile" of the Moți people, and the slow ferment of Țuică in copper stills. Cluj is the urban anchor in the north. Coming soon to our collection.
The cultural capital of Transylvania — Hungarian baroque, the country's best food scene.
A high karst plateau in the heart of the Apuseni — sinkholes, springs, scattered shepherd huts.
A 13th-century salt mine that looks like a Bond villain's lair — boats, a Ferris wheel, underground.
A 75,000-cubic-metre glacier inside a limestone shaft — Europe's second-largest underground ice block.
The highest paved road in Romania — quieter than Transfăgărășan, more dramatic in places.
A two-bedroom log cabin on the Padiș plateau, with the cleanest air and longest views in the Apuseni.
A small Transylvanian manor in the wine hills north of Cluj — restored room by room over eight years.