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RĂZVAD VILLAGE, ROMANIA

RĂZVAD - according to a local tradition, the name of the village evokes a crossing point, emphasizing the importance of the roads that passed through here. Răzvad is one of the oldest villages in the county, being remembered on 17.XI.1431 when Alexandru Vodă Aldea donated it to his foundation from Dealu, exempting him from taxes; the document states that the village was "next to the monastery, under the hill". under the hill From later documents (10.VII.1614), however, it appears that Alexandru Aldea had only donated to the Dealu monastery the princely Friday (donation of wine). In the same century, the 15th century, other owners appeared in Răzvad: on 29.04.1453, the Bolintin monastery had a vineyard in Răzvad of Dariuţa de Filos (Pilea), the logofat of Mircea the Elder, which shows that the village existed during his reign.
 Starting from 1914, a series of oil companies existed in Răzvad, which in the interwar period made significant profits.
The school in Răzvadul de Jos was established in 1838, when it functioned in the council house. In 1844 the school had two rooms and a hall. In 1920, the girls' school was established, which operated in a premises with four classrooms, with the headmaster's residence. After 1942, a school museum, a library and a school cooperative were established at the boys' school.
The Răzvadul de Sus school came into being on September 13, 1843, when classes were held in the teacher's house since the school building was not finished. In 1930, 45.1% of the inhabitants knew how to read, a very high percentage compared to other villages.
In Răzvad there were several old monuments, as well as the houses of Socol Cornaţeanu from the 17th century - the Church of Răzvad 1643 - 1644 (the temple of St. Nicholas). Marula, daughter of Mihai Viteazul and wife of Socol Cornaţeanu, was buried in this church. The church was repaired by the warden Scarlat Greceanu but was then demolished.
- The cross from Răzvadul de Jos, of medium proportions, was erected by Castea, the daughter of Socol Cornaţeanu, great clucer (1641 – 1644). It was very probably erected on the occasion of the construction of the church in Răzvad (1643 – 1644), whose patron it bears.
- The cross from Răzvadul de Sus was erected in 1648 by Socol Cornaţeanu, on the site of a wooden church.

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Bihać is located on the banks of the Una River, famous for its turquoise waters and waterfalls, making the city a prime destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The surrounding area includes Una National Park, one of Bosnia's most beautiful national parks, offering rafting, kayaking, and hiking opportunities.

Tourism & Attractions

Una National Park – Home to Štrbački Buk and Martin Brod waterfalls, perfect for eco-tourism.

Japod Islands – A scenic retreat on the Una River, ideal for relaxation.

Old Town & Captain’s Tower – A medieval fortress offering insight into Bihać’s past.

Plitvice Lakes National Park (Croatia) – Just a short drive away, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

🎭 Theater & Performing Arts:

• The "Toma Caragiu" Theatre organizes plays for children and workshops to introduce them to acting.

• The Puppet Theatre is a great place for young audiences to enjoy magical performances.

🎨 Art & Creativity:

• The Art Museum of Ploiești showcases Romanian masterpieces and often hosts creative workshops.

• Local art schools and cultural centers offer painting, sculpture, and music courses for children.

📚 Museums & Education:

• The Clock Museum is unique in Romania, displaying antique timepieces that fascinate young visitors.

• The History Museum helps children explore Romania’s past through interactive exhibitions.

🌳 Outdoor Activities:

• Bucov Park is a perfect place for nature walks, playgrounds, and even a small zoo.

• Various sports clubs in the city offer opportunities for gymnastics, football, and dance.