Camping Veveritza Buziaș from €20.80 per night

Camping Veverița (Squirell) -Buziaș *LISTENING TO MUSIC IS PROHIBITED! Only in headphones! **WE ACCEPT RESERVATION BY EMAIL, SMS, PHONE CHECK IN: 8.00-23.30 ***YOU CAN PAY CASH (LEI, €, $, £), Revolut or card transfer. ****SPECIAL OFFER: 2 plus 1 DAY FREE( you pay 2 nights and you can stay 3) ***** WE ACCEPT DOGS, CATS, etc Small but nice camping in Buziaș (also known as Băile Buziaș or Buziaș-Băi; Hungarian: Buziásfürdő; German: Busiasch) is a town in Timiș County, Romania. Thanks to its healing springs, it was once one of the most famous bathing places in Hungary and then in Romania; it has appeared in several international catalogs and has often been referred to as the "Pearl of Banat" or the "Bad Nauheim of Banat". - not far away from camping you can find a little Airport with airplane piloting school( AeroWest). - 4 vineries on the hill of Silagiu with a nice panorama - supermarket, gas station, Restaurants - 30 minutes from Timișoara the biggest city în this area, European Capitale of Culture in 2023. One of the forgotten architectural pieces of Buzias is The Colonnade from Central Park. Franz-Josef Emperor of the Austrian-Hungarian empire order this to be built as a gift for Sissi. (The Emperor used to come to Buzias - seldom to tell the historical truth - to get away from the hustle of the imperial court and the buzz of Timisoara ). Originally built in the late 1800 - forgotten and almost destroyed in the years of Communism and the post-Romanian revolution period, it has been refurbished several years ago - and partially regained its former glory. Nowadays is looking very good, some work could be done here and there. It is one of those unique place (only 2 similar are to be found in Europe one in Baden-Baden and the other at Karlovy Vary (Karlsbad) ) but most people will walk right by it without giving it too much attention - still- it is of an impressive length and one of a kind from the aspect of the decorations - and it used to have wells of mineral water inside - when I've been there all were stopped. Overall the colonnade has its historic value - it has its current touristic value and if you want a get-away of a few hours - go to Buzias, check out the Colonnade ... it is worth it. According to the documents, the first chemical analysis of the mineral waters from Buziaș was carried out in 1805. In fact, the hydromineral deposit from Buziaș is the best known in the west of Romania. As a recognition, Buziaș was the host of the XIII Congress of Physicians and Naturalists of Hungary and Transylvania between August 22 and 26, 1886. Another proof of our city prestige is the visit from the emperor Franz Iosif and the heir to the throne, Prince Franz Ferdinand, in September 1898.